iOS 10.2 it's been available for just a few days for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, and if you were looking for a test to show you how the battery life is affected, well below you have it. We are talking about a test done using the Geekbench 3 application for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, it monitors the time required to discharge the battery of an iPhone.
I put you the other day as iOS 10.2 battery life it is not weaker than the one offered by iOS 10.1.1, and this is also confirmed by the test. You will see that iOS 10.2 offers an autonomy only marginally better than that available in iOS 10.1.1, the difference being impossible to notice in the daily use of our terminals.
Practically, between iOS 10.1.1 and iOS 10.2 the difference in terms of battery autonomy is only 2 minutes, so you will not feel it in daily use. Although there are no differences in terms of autonomy, the good part is that Apple has not reduced it in one way or another for its terminals, so we can enjoy the same good usage time as in the case of iOS 10.
Having said that, you are probably now clear about what iOS 10.2 offers you in terms of battery life, and we are going to see what will be available with iOS 10.2.1, which has just been released in beta version.
