Ashutosh SinghYouTuber tests iPhone's battery in new Always-on DisplayJan 5, 2023

Apple brought an anticipated feature ‘AOD’ to its latest premium iPhones, the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.IMG: Unsplash

Unfortunately, the Always On Display is only available on two models. It will also be available on upcoming iPhones.IMG: Unsplash

Earlier, iPhone 14 Pro users were forced to use an AOD in which the wallpapers were visible and hence it doesn't feel like a pure AOD.IMG: Unsplash

But later with iOS 16.2 update, Apple added the option to remove wallpaper from Always on display. So this makes a total of two AOD modes.IMG: Unsplash

Now since AOD is known for power consumption on Android phones, you will be interested to know how much battery it consumes in iPhone 14 Pro.IMG: Unsplash

Phonebuff did a test (shared on Youtube) to measure the battery consumption between AOD, AOD without wallpaper and without AOD.Video: Phonebuff (YouTube)

Without AOD - 100% AOD without Wallpaper - 84% AOD with Wallpaper - 80%Results After 24 Hours:Video: Phonebuff (YouTube)

So if you look at per hour consumption for AOD, it goes as given. - AOD without Wallpaper - 0.6% per hour - AOD with Wallpaper - 0.8% per hour