iPhone 16 Users Complain About Excessive iOS 18 Battery Drain (www.macrumors.com)
from misk@sopuli.xyz to apple_enthusiast@lemmy.world on 18 Oct 05:26
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misk@sopuli.xyz on 18 Oct 05:28 next collapse

I have not noticed anything but then again I’m coming to iPhone 16 from XS that had a battery replaced once already and probably would have to replace it again before it was usable again hah.

Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 18 Oct 18:20 collapse

I’ve had crazy battery luck. My XS Max I just replaced ran from 8AM-6PM with constant use before it would die. Original battery!

TheFeatureCreature@lemmy.world on 18 Oct 07:20 next collapse

I haven’t upgraded my 14p yet due to all the bugs I’ve heard about in iOS 18. Also that the new photos app is a dumpster fire of changes nobody asked for.

Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 18 Oct 18:21 next collapse

No bugs here! …but the new photos app is for sure garbage.

zewm@lemmy.world on 18 Oct 18:40 collapse

I didn’t pay attention to these changes and just upgraded my phone. What a disaster.

Venicon@lemmy.world on 18 Oct 08:19 next collapse

Friend of mine with her 14 Pro is having major battery issues, my 15 is not too bad.

But yeah she HATES the photos app with a fiery passion.

Humanbiscuit@lemmy.world on 18 Oct 10:30 next collapse

Glad I’m not the only one with an intense dislike of Photos. I can’t see any upside.

fourish@lemmy.world on 19 Oct 01:19 next collapse

16 Pro max here. It is not a significant problem.

I started hating photos but have come around a bit.

colderr@lemmy.world on 19 Oct 10:19 collapse

I’ve used it since the developer beta, and personally I like it at this point. Even though there are some things that are weird.

mbirth@lemmy.ml on 18 Oct 11:15 next collapse

I’m on the 18.1 Beta and battery life on my 16 Pro is better than it ever was on my 13 Pro before.

hemmes@lemmy.world on 18 Oct 12:09 collapse

My 16p was dead by noon on 18.1 until the recent beta 7. Now it’s finally holding a charge through about 7pm when it hits 20%.

(I get up and take it off the charger at 5:30a)

Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 18 Oct 18:18 collapse

Damn! I’m on 18.0.1 and my 16 Pro Max is at 75% when I’m done with work, listening to podcasts, watching videos, and browsing the internet all day.

umbrella@lemmy.ml on 18 Oct 12:08 next collapse

here we go again…

acosmichippo@lemmy.world on 20 Oct 17:04 collapse

exactly this happens with every new ios.

umbrella@lemmy.ml on 20 Oct 19:56 collapse

exactly

Telodzrum@lemmy.world on 18 Oct 15:52 next collapse

18.0.1 seems to have fixed my battery issues on a 16p. My Watch Ultra was losing 75% of its charge over the course of a day until the 11.0.1 update. That seems to have returned it to normal. I don’t understand how this keeps happening with version updates, though. Having complete control of the hardware and a small number of models to test for should completely eliminate this kind of issue through basic testing.

KoalaUnknown@lemmy.world on 18 Oct 16:05 next collapse

Yeah, I’ve been feeling this on my 12 Pro. Feels like a yearly tradition at this point.

fourish@lemmy.world on 18 Oct 17:01 next collapse

A new OS release is the worst time to complain about battery life.

There are tons of background tasks, indexing and AI things happening in the background that users are unaware of.

Give it a few weeks to index and optimize and see how it runs.

InvaderDJ@lemmy.world on 18 Oct 18:46 next collapse

I have been noticing my battery life being lower after the 18 and 18.0.1 update on the 15PM. It feels like I’m ending my day with less than 20% battery when before I was over 30% easily.

It still gets me through the day, but not as comfortably.

thatKamGuy@sh.itjust.works on 19 Oct 00:18 next collapse

Noticed similar on my 14 Pro, but at the same time - I assumed it was just my battery health/life degrading.

cordlesslamp@lemmy.today on 19 Oct 10:47 collapse

Could just be normal battery degradation.

haerrii@feddit.org on 18 Oct 19:07 next collapse

Should’ve bought the iPhone 17 Pro, duh

/s

3aqn5k6ryk@lemmy.world on 19 Oct 09:17 collapse

It has been a yearly tradition for me. Every year ill make a full backup and upgrade to latest ios. After a week, i do a full restore to previous ios and block apple software update domain.

This year i didnt even update to 18. Straight to blocking apple domain. Its the same shit every year.

Psythik@lemmy.world on 19 Oct 13:01 collapse

Unfamiliar with Apple stuff; what does backing up, upgrading, then downgrading and restoring do? What benefit do you gain over simply not updating?

eutampieri@feddit.it on 19 Oct 15:13 next collapse

It deletes the dreaded “system data” / cache

Psythik@lemmy.world on 19 Oct 17:11 collapse

There’s no “wipe cache partition” option, like in Android?

eutampieri@feddit.it on 21 Oct 11:42 collapse

No 😠

3aqn5k6ryk@lemmy.world on 19 Oct 16:16 collapse

Just want to see what the fuss is with the new ios. That is it. Nothing major. The thing is with new ios version, there’s always something weird going on. Such as battery drain, weird graphical bug, glitch etc.

That is why i usually do it when im bored and have some time to spare. If i like it, l stay on the new version, If i dont like the new version, ill downgrade and block apple domain so dont get the update nagging. Ill wait until next major version like 18.1 or 18.2 then ill see how it goes.

Its way different than stock android. With iphone, just a couple of click and an hour waiting and im good to go. Its like restoring an image backup. No need to setup each app, log into app, change some settings etc.