iOS 13 has the battery autonomy in the final version of the operating system revealed for all those who still have iOS 12.4.1 and do not know if it would be worth upgrading or waiting. In the video clip below you can see how the iOS 13 battery life has changed compared to the latest version of iOS 12 that Apple offers, and fortunately we don't lose anything at all, but unfortunately we don't gain anything either.
iOS 13 it does not in any way substantially reduce the battery life of iPhone phones after installation, compared to iOS 12.4.1, and this is in contrast to what happened in the past years. As you can see in the video clip above, iOS 13 offers either slightly better or slightly worse autonomy compared to iOS 12.4.1 on the tested iPhones, and this will not in any way affect the user experience that we have it
iOS 13 Battery life on the iPhone in the FINAL Version
iOS 13 it is not different from iOS 13.1 from this point of view, and testing the second version of the operating system in recent weeks, I can say that the differences compared to iOS 12.4.1 are non-existent. Again, we're talking about good/bad news, because on the one hand we don't have a reduction in battery performance, but on the other you won't feel any improvement either, so it's good to know this before updating.
iOS 13 it did not receive much attention regarding the battery autonomy that those with old iPhones have, Apple focusing mainly on the new iPhone 11 series, which has very good autonomy. We should probably be happy that iOS 13 does not reduce the battery life of current phones to force us to buy new ones, but of course there is time for something like that in the coming months.
