iOS 12.1. Battery life for iPhone appears today in a very interesting comparison that shows us how this has evolved for the phones that Apple sells worldwide at the moment. The Apple company said absolutely nothing about a possible increase in iPhone autonomy in iOS 12.1, and if you expect something like that, well, I recommend you to be much more reserved, because the reality is different from expectations.
iOS 12.1. The video clip below shows us a comparison between iOS 12.0.1 and iOS 12.1 in terms of battery life on iPhone phones, and unfortunately you can see that there is no improvement. We are talking about an increase of only 2-6 minutes in autonomy for some phones in iOS 12.1, or a reduction of 2 minutes for others, and in total this means that iPhone phones have not lost, and they have gained absolutely nothing this update.
iOS 12.1. Battery Life for iPhone
iOS 12.1. iPhone 5S, iPhone 6, iPhone 6S and iPhone 8 are tested to show us how the battery life has changed, and unfortunately we don't see what happens with the newer phone models. Of course, this does not mean that iOS 12.1 registers increases in autonomy for other Apple iPhone models, and on the iPhone XS Max I did not see any improvement from any point of view, so I don't think you will either.
iOS 12.1. Unfortunately, I did not expect an improvement in battery life to be offered for the iPhone, as Apple avoids doing these things through its updates, but the results do not apply to everyone. Even if for some iOS 12.1 does not bring any improvement in battery autonomy, for others it exists, while for others the autonomy is reduced, so everything depends on the configuration of your phone, and the way you use it.
