It is usual to be aware of the battery consumption of our devices when they receive a new version. The question is always the same, how does the iPhone with iOS xx hold the battery? Well it seems that this version of iOS 14.5 has a positive aspect in terms of battery life on older iPhones.
When we talk about older iPhones we mean the iPhone 11, the iPhone 8 and the iPhone SE. The iPhone 12 in theory being more modern should not have battery problems, but if it is true that the models prior to these iPhone 12 suffered a little battery consumption after the arrival of iOS 14, Will the problems of high battery consumption have been solved with the new iOS 14.5?
The arrival of iOS 14.4 solve some problems in the autonomy of these devices but this new version seems to have improved this duration a little more. At least this is demonstrated in a video created by iAppleBytes, in which compare the battery consumption of the iPhone SE, 6S, 7, 8, XR, 11 and SE 2020 with the RC version that is the final one.
In this case the iPhone 11 achieved a runtime of 5 hours and 54 minutes with iOS 14.5 installed, while the same test on iOS 14.4 the battery lasted 5 hours 33 minutes. But for cons iPhone XR it lasted 5 hours and 10 minutes on iOS 14.5 versus the 5 hours and 28 minutes it got on iOS 14.4.
It is better to watch the entire video and check the autonomy of the rest of the models but it seems that not everyone has been happy with the arrival of iOS 14.5, as it happened when it was released to iOS 14. Some models seem to have lost some autonomy compared to previous versions, but it is not too much, so let's hope that Apple manages to adjust this autonomy to the maximum in its iPhone.
