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The amount of battery drain caused by the always-on feature on an iPhone will vary depending on the usage and settings of the device.
The always-on feature allows the display to stay active and show the time, notifications, and other information even when the device is locked. This feature can drain more battery than when the display is turned off.
According to Apple, the always-on display feature can use up to 15% more battery life. However, this is just an estimate and the actual battery drain may vary depending on the usage and settings of the device.
For example, if you have many notifications, a high brightness setting and a lot of apps running in the background, the battery drain will be more significant than if you have less notifications, lower brightness and fewer apps running in the background.
To minimize the battery drain:
you can try the following:
- Lower the brightness of the display
- Reduce the number of notifications you receive
- Close unnecessary apps running in the background
- Use the battery saver mode
Additionally, you can check your usage statistics and see which apps are using the most battery and adjust your settings accordingly.
In summary, the always-on display feature can drain more battery than when the display is turned off. The amount of battery drain varies depending on the usage and settings of the device, but it is estimated to be up to 15% more. To minimize the battery drain, you can lower the brightness, reduce the number of notifications, close unnecessary apps, and use the battery saver mode.
