iOS 13.2.3 was launched the other day by the Apple company for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, but unfortunately Apple customers cannot enjoy good changes for the products they use. In the video clip above you can see the comparison of the battery autonomy between iOS 13.2.3 and iOS 13.2.2, and unfortunately we are talking about a situation that does not put the new version in such a good situation on some iPhone phones.
The iPhone SE has a huge decrease in battery life in iOS 13.2.3 compared to iOS 13.2.2, the difference being 49 minutes for a 3-hour autonomy, so almost a third of the phone's total autonomy. Considering that the iPhone SE in the test had 100% battery health, what we see in iOS 13.2.3 is completely strange, but it can be a sign that in the case of other phones, it could be about a substantial reduction in battery autonomy .
iOS 13.2.3 battery life is greatly reduced in some iPhones
Three of the tested phones have reduced battery autonomy in iOS 13.2.3 compared to that of iOS 13.2.2, but only in the case of the iPhone XR something noticeable is noticeable, in the rest of the situations the differences are very small. The situation is very interesting, and it confirms what I was telling you the other day, iOS 13.2.3 not being released with solutions for the battery autonomy of iPhone phones, but only with solutions for other older problems of iOS 13.
iOS 13.2.3 could offer better performance, but also a better user experience in general, but in terms of battery autonomy, you should not expect anything good from this update. The situation itself is not exactly new, and this is because the previous updates for iOS 13 have brought users into somewhat similar situations, which shows that Apple still does not manage to control the situation regarding its products.
iOS 13.2.3 can now be installed on any compatible iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, but I'm coming back with the warning from the other day and telling you that maybe you shouldn't rush for now.
