iPhone X is the first Apple phone that has an integrated OLED screen, those from Cupertino managing to offer the best screen for a smartphone, according to experts in testing this type of components. The iPhone X has an OLED screen that should consume even less energy than an LCD one, and this turns out to be completely true, especially if we help it a little with the settings we make for the phone.
iPhone X can offer a very good autonomy if the OLED screen mainly displays black colors, or close to it, everything is based on the technology used to create the screen. It is well known that OLED screens require much less energy resources than LCD ones to display black, and this is a very good thing for those who want to have better autonomy.
iPhone X - how is the battery life?
iPhone X will give you excellent autonomy if you activate the greyscale function for the screen, gray tones, together with the intelligent inversion of colors, the Low Power Mode function and use a black wallpaper. This combination can bring a substantial increase in battery autonomy for the iPhone X regardless of the application we use, but of course we have to give up most of the ones that the screen displays.
iPhone X allows the activation of some of the settings from Settings > General > Accessibility, Configurations > General > Accessibility, where you will look for the section for Display adaptations and activate Color filters to have gray tones. In the same section, you can also activate the intelligent color inversion in the menu Color Inversion, and Low Power Mode, you can activate it from the menu with information about battery consumption.
You can find a black wallpaper for iPhone X anywhere on the internet, so you can play with all these settings to see if you like the result or not.
iPhone X OLED display + grayscale + smart invert colors + low power mode = ridiculous battery life. pic.twitter.com/vXV821jXrO
- Neil Hughes (@thisisneil) November 5, 2017
