If you have one of the latest iPhone Pro models, and on occasion it has occurred to you to put the battery savings modebecause you want me to hold more time than usual until you reach a plug, you will have realized that, in doing so, everything is going wrong.
This also occurs in other models, however, among the affected aspects, is the frequency of the screen, which is more evident if you have a Pro version, although this is not only the problem, and we will have more limitations that will make the phone look like another century.
Savings mode on iPhone
The first time I activated it on my iPhone X, I did not notice big changes, I simply understood that there were functions that would be limited, such as apps synchronization, or the screen brightness, however, on my iPhone 13 Pro, I thought it was defective, and that is that the way Apple has to do this is too abrupt.
By clicking on this battery savings, the first thing you will notice is that the screen frequency is much slower, even worse than an iPhone at 60 Hz. In turn, there will be other functions that are limited, and that we must take into account:
- Reduction of processor performance (Efficiency nuclei are used more and less high performance).
- Deactivation or limitation of 5g (except in streaming video downloads).
- Screen brightness reduction.
- Limitation of the soda rate on devices with Promotion (decreases from 120 Hz to 60 Hz).
- Always active screen deactivation in compatible models.
- Suspension of certain activities in the backgroundas:
- Automatic downloads.
- Synchronization with Icloud.
- Application updates.
- Lower speed in loading some animations and transitions In iOS.
This causes that, despite being effective, we have a little functional iPhone, or at least not for its price, being a tool that we should use only in emergency cases, or at least it is my opinion.
In summary, no, it is not your iPhone that is going wrong, but Apple uses all this so that your phone does not stay without battery early, so you do not worry, and try to use it as you can, since it, for example, despairs me a lot, and I prefer to run out of battery than activate it, however, I know people who go all day with him, so you may be one of them.
While this mode can be useful when you really need to stretch the battery, the experience of use becomes quite frustrating. Apps take longer to open, animations are locked and the phone in general feels Much slower. If you play or use heavy apps, change is even more noticeable.
In the end, Apple could have done this in a less drastic way, allowing the user to choose what functions limit (although we already know that they do not like). But in its current state, savings mode is more an extreme solution than something comfortable for day to day. Or you love him, or you hate him.
