The Art of Battery Drain Testing: An Exploration of iPhone 14 Pro Settings
As I embarked on yet another battery drain test, this time focusing on the always-on display feature of the iPhone 14 Pro, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. The goal of this test was to put the phone's battery health to the test, from 100% capacity all the way down to zero percent. I had three iPhones in tow, each with a different setting: one with color display, one with an all-black wallpaper, and one with always-on display disabled.
To begin the test, I wanted to ensure that the results varied as much as possible, taking into account the user's behavior on their phone. For instance, using apps like Maps or listening to music can significantly drain the battery life. To replicate this scenario, I installed all of my favorite apps, including YouTube and TikTok, just for the test. With all these factors in mind, I was confident that the results would be telling.
Now, as I fast-forwarded through the 70-hour test (yes, you read that right – 70 hours!), it became clear that one setting stood out from the rest: always-on display disabled. This feature, which allows the phone's screen to remain on even when it's not in use, is often touted as a convenient feature for quick access to notifications or information. However, I was surprised to see that this setting still managed to last an astonishing 70 hours – a whopping amount of time.
The all-black wallpaper with always-on display enabled came close to matching the disabled setting, but it didn't quite reach the same level of battery life. Perhaps it's because the iPhone 14 Pro doesn't have an LED display, as I initially thought; whatever the reason, it was still impressive to see how well this feature performed. However, it's essential to note that this is just a general observation and may vary depending on individual usage patterns.
One question that kept popping up during my research was: why didn't I do this test on the iPhone 14 Pro Max? Well, let me tell you – those shipping dates are no joke! It took me an entire month to get my hands on another Pro Max for testing, and even then, I only had one. Despite this setback, I'm confident that the results would be similar across all models.
In conclusion, this battery drain test has provided some remarkable insights into the world of iPhone 14 Pro settings. While always-on display disabled takes the cake in terms of longevity, it's clear that the all-black wallpaper with enabled setting still performs admirably. So, the next time you're deciding between these two options, remember: if you want the longest battery life possible, disabling always-on display might be the way to go. And if you do choose to enable it, don't worry too much about the slight decrease in battery life – after all, 70 hours is still a respectable amount of time!
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: entoday I'm going to be doing yet another battery drain test on the iPhone 14 always on display so we have one with color one with an all black wallpaper and one disabled now this is going to be a full test from 100 all the way down to zero percent now these are all brand new iPhone 14 pro so 100 battery health and also keep in mind these results May Vary because you're using the phone so you're gonna probably drain a little bit more battery life if you're using Maps or listening to music it's got a tend to probably drain the most battery life I even have all of my apps installed on all of these iPhones so I have YouTube Tick Tock so all these apps are installed um just for tests and purposes I am working on a drain test on the iPhone 14 once the iPhone 14 plus comes into the studio of course I'm gonna be doing that train test so if you guys want to see that video make sure you guys subscribe with notifications on foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign thank you foreign foreign foreign foreign there you guys have it that is the test and as you can see haven't always on disable is the absolute champ it's coming in at a whopping 70 hours in at 70 that is incredible now I would fully drain this iPhone but man 70 hours guys wrap your mind around that for a second and besides this video is focusing on the always on display on the iPhone 14 pro the whole entire test was just time lapse because his 70 hours is a long time so I just fast forward everything so you guys not sitting through it occasionally I checked the iPhone that has the always on disabled that's why you see like the slow-mo Clips on there so you guys can see now when it comes down to an all-black wallpaper with the always on display enabled you can see it lasts a little bit longer compared to the color but it's still drained just as fast uh kind of surprised at that because the all black wallpaper as we know the iPhone 14 pro hasn't uh LED display so I figure that should be a little bit on par not exactly but it should be on par with having always on display disabled with that percentage now for anyone who's saying oh why you don't do this test on the max here's why look at that shipping date you know I wanted to get another Pro Max for testing but man those shipping dates are no joke I gotta wait a whole month just to get the pro Max I only have one yes I should have probably picked up another one when when it was time but I didn't know it was going to be this bad it is hard to get an iPhone 14 pro um what if you get in the max or the standard iPhone 14 pro but no matter what if you're going with the pro Max or the iPhone 14 pro this is still going to be the same exact results in the sense of the black always on display is gonna drain the same speed rate or if not it's going to be a little bit slower just because the battery capacity but this is just giving you an idea if you're going with the max model it's still going to drain just as fast just want to just clear that up and also I must note look at that time it is almost four o'clock in the morning editing this video doing this test so you guys gotta thumbs up the video just for that the dedication and just the grime let me know in that comments down below which setting would you pick would you have an all black wallpaper would you have a color wallpaper or would you just disable always on completely let me know down in the comments down below and make sure you guys subscribe with notifications on for more videos like this one stay tuned for the battery drain test on the iPhone 14 plus and just more Apple videos in general they are coming until next time guys have a simple day peacetoday I'm going to be doing yet another battery drain test on the iPhone 14 always on display so we have one with color one with an all black wallpaper and one disabled now this is going to be a full test from 100 all the way down to zero percent now these are all brand new iPhone 14 pro so 100 battery health and also keep in mind these results May Vary because you're using the phone so you're gonna probably drain a little bit more battery life if you're using Maps or listening to music it's got a tend to probably drain the most battery life I even have all of my apps installed on all of these iPhones so I have YouTube Tick Tock so all these apps are installed um just for tests and purposes I am working on a drain test on the iPhone 14 once the iPhone 14 plus comes into the studio of course I'm gonna be doing that train test so if you guys want to see that video make sure you guys subscribe with notifications on foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign thank you foreign foreign foreign foreign there you guys have it that is the test and as you can see haven't always on disable is the absolute champ it's coming in at a whopping 70 hours in at 70 that is incredible now I would fully drain this iPhone but man 70 hours guys wrap your mind around that for a second and besides this video is focusing on the always on display on the iPhone 14 pro the whole entire test was just time lapse because his 70 hours is a long time so I just fast forward everything so you guys not sitting through it occasionally I checked the iPhone that has the always on disabled that's why you see like the slow-mo Clips on there so you guys can see now when it comes down to an all-black wallpaper with the always on display enabled you can see it lasts a little bit longer compared to the color but it's still drained just as fast uh kind of surprised at that because the all black wallpaper as we know the iPhone 14 pro hasn't uh LED display so I figure that should be a little bit on par not exactly but it should be on par with having always on display disabled with that percentage now for anyone who's saying oh why you don't do this test on the max here's why look at that shipping date you know I wanted to get another Pro Max for testing but man those shipping dates are no joke I gotta wait a whole month just to get the pro Max I only have one yes I should have probably picked up another one when when it was time but I didn't know it was going to be this bad it is hard to get an iPhone 14 pro um what if you get in the max or the standard iPhone 14 pro but no matter what if you're going with the pro Max or the iPhone 14 pro this is still going to be the same exact results in the sense of the black always on display is gonna drain the same speed rate or if not it's going to be a little bit slower just because the battery capacity but this is just giving you an idea if you're going with the max model it's still going to drain just as fast just want to just clear that up and also I must note look at that time it is almost four o'clock in the morning editing this video doing this test so you guys gotta thumbs up the video just for that the dedication and just the grime let me know in that comments down below which setting would you pick would you have an all black wallpaper would you have a color wallpaper or would you just disable always on completely let me know down in the comments down below and make sure you guys subscribe with notifications on for more videos like this one stay tuned for the battery drain test on the iPhone 14 plus and just more Apple videos in general they are coming until next time guys have a simple day peace\n"
