iOS 8.4 battery life turns out to be one of the main concerns of some of the users who have installed the new version of the operating system for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, and this is normal in the case of updates of this kind.
In the last few days I have seen many users reporting that iOS 8.4 battery life it is either better or worse than that of iOS 8.3, and again I tell you that statements of this kind are perfectly normal for any kind of update of the iOS operating system.
Considering that Apple Music was released together with this update, for certain users iOS 8.4 battery life it could be lower than that of iOS 8.3 precisely because of the tests done for the new audio streaming system created by Apple.
iOS 8.4 battery life
Considering that in iOS 8.4 Apple did not implement new functions separate from those related to Apple Music, there is no reason to notice any decrease in battery autonomy, so it probably all boils down to a slightly more intense use that consumes the battery.
In my case, installing the update on an iPhone 6 terminal did not cause a decrease in the autonomy of the iOS 8.4 battery, but this is because I did not test Apple Music on that terminal in one way or another, and in the absence of other functions it is normal that it does not exist differences.
Despite this, if you feel that the battery life of iOS 8.4 is less than the battery life of iOS 8.3, then we have presented articles in the past that will help you improve iPhone battery life in various situations and you can use them now.
Of course, those articles that help you improve iOS 8.4 battery life also involve giving up certain functions, but in general you can't get better life without disabling certain services, so you'll have to make compromises to get what you want.
What problems did you have with iOS 8.4 battery autonomy?
