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We tested the iPhone 14 Pro Max’s Always on Display to see how much it drains the battery and how it compares to the Galaxy S22 Ultra’s AOD.
TEST NOTES:
– All phones were factory reset before testing with no apps or iCloud sign-in.
– Airplane mode enabled on all phones.
– We used the larger iPhone 14 Pro Max for all tests. Battery drain will likely be higher on the iPhone 14 Pro.
– Screens calibrated to 200 nits on all phones with auto-brightness turned off. However, AOD adjusts its own brightness even when turning off auto-brightness.
– Lab lighting calibrated to either 150 or 1000 LUX.
– We had our robots wake the screens every hour on each phone to prevent the AOD from turning itself off due to inactivity.
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