iOS 12.1.3. The Apple company launched the update of the operating system for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, and quite a large number of users rushed to install it on their own computers. Considering that they have already done the installation, some of those who have iOS 12.1.3 on their iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, want to know about the battery autonomy offered by this update, and fortunately you have this information, and it is not so great for all phones.
iOS 12.1.3. The battery autonomy for iPhone phones is tested using the Geekbench application, so we are not talking about data analyzed during several working days, but only in a few hours of using this application. Well, based on the data provided by the Geekbench application, the battery autonomy for iOS 12.1.3 is a little better on certain iPhone models, but a little worse on other models, the differences being small.
iOS 12.1.3 does not bring major improvements for battery autonomy
iOS 12.1.3. As you can see from the image above, only the iPhone 8 has a slightly worse autonomy after this update, the rest of the models benefiting from a slight increase in the duration of use. Apart from the iPhone 7, which has 7 minutes more, in the case of the rest of the phones, the increase in battery autonomy offered by iOS 12.1.3 is minor, of only a few minutes, so the chances of feeling it after installation are zero.
iOS 12.1.3. In the last updates, those from Apple didn't bother too much to offer better autonomy for users' iPhone phones, but the good part is that it hasn't decreased either, but expectations are high. iPhones have decent autonomy, but there is always room for improvement from this point of view, so if iOS 12.1.3 does not bring improvements for autonomy, then maybe we will see some improvements from iOS 12.2 when it is officially released by Apple.
