Eric
Mama's lil stinker
Wondering how many here are using this feature on the newer models. Seeing a lot of negative feedback over at MR about it killing battery life, I’ve only been using it the last couple of days but seems normal to me so far.
I’ve been using it for a year. My battery life seems fine. The screen turns off opportunistically even when the feature is enabled, anyway (like if the phone is in your pocket, or if it detects you’ve probably gone to sleep, etc.)Wondering how many here are using this feature on the newer models. Seeing a lot of negative feedback over at MR about it killing battery life, I’ve only been using it the last couple of days but seems normal to me so far.
I was wondering how it handled being in pocket or face down, that's good to know. So far I am really liking this feature, just glancing to see what's going on without even picking it up is really handy, it's become one of my favorite features.I’ve been using it for a year. My battery life seems fine. The screen turns off opportunistically even when the feature is enabled, anyway (like if the phone is in your pocket, or if it detects you’ve probably gone to sleep, etc.)
I turned it off on my 14 because it seems like pulling out the phone and turning on the camera took longer and was more frustrating with the always on display enabled. Never quite figured out why it was faster with the display off, but it is! Since the 15 has the action button for opening the camera, it seems like there's less reason to turn it off. Didn't seem to have much battery life hit, and I would have left it on if not for the camera issue (and did leave it on for about a month before I realized that was why the camera seemed slower on the 14 than the 12).
All I have to do is raise mine to wake it up (take it out of dim mode) and see everything on the lock screen but still have to tap to get to the home screen.Doesn’t take me any longer, but if when you pick it up the screen is still dim, then you have to remember to tap once to take it out of “sleep” before you try and hit the on-screen button or swipe left.
That must be the default, cause that’s what I’ve got.I keep it on, but without the Lock Screen picture. If my phone is in front of me I can see the time and date without looking at my watch.
I keep it on, but without the Lock Screen picture. If my phone is in front of me I can see the time and date without looking at my watch.
Totally valid, how many different ways to notify us within your personal space do we need?"So, I don't need a watch AND a phone." - Roy Kent.
I usually put my phone on the table at meetings, so it’s easy to glance down to see the time. Lifting or turning my arm to look at my watch is more obvious. Hey, don’t knock it - it may have cost George HW Bush an election.Totally valid, how many different ways to notify us within your personal space do we need?
All I have to do is raise mine to wake it up (take it out of dim mode) and see everything on the lock screen but still have to tap to get to the home screen.
I guess I'm not seeing the issue with the camera, seems like either way you have to wake it.
The screen turns off opportunistically even when the feature is enabled, anyway (like if the phone is in your pocket, or if it detects you’ve probably gone to sleep, etc.)
I also keep my iPhone (15 Pro Max) on a charging stand next to my bed at night. I have StandBy set to turn the display off after 20 seconds because I only want to see the time if I put my hand near the phone, but it can be set to never turn off. I also have it set to use Night Mode, which changes the display to dim red in the dark.Do you know if there is any way to force it to stay on while charging?
I have a slanted wireless charger on my nightstand that I put my phone on to charge at night. And I use a Clock app to display what looks like an alarm clock. So I was able to remove my actual alarm clock. Downside is the app is $8.95/yr for the ad free version. Not that it is a lot of money, but if I could use the native one, I would.
It’s an option now. And I have really enjoyed it during this brief hotel stay!Do you know if there is any way to force it to stay on while charging?
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