What is your device and iOS version? Furthermore, and more importantly, it would be more helpful to see app usage breakdown.
More than 9 hours of usage time is quite excellent if you use apps like, say, Facebook, YouTube, games, etc. extensively. Brightness and other setting configurations (number of notifications, background app refresh, location settings, etc) affect battery life. If you have all the settings as iOS default (not changed anything since you got your phone), then the battery life you are getting is really good.
Newest beta on a 6S. I keep Low Power Mode on most of the day, but I constantly run apps like Facebook, Tinder, YouTube, and Periscope to name a few.
Low Power Mode will certainly skew the numbers. Being plugged in will also affect them. How much battery was left when the screenshot was taken?Newest beta on a 6S. I keep Low Power Mode on most of the day, but I constantly run apps like Facebook, Tinder, YouTube, and Periscope to name a few.
low power all the time? I guess you don't play games or anything that uses a lot of CPU because low power lowers the cpu clock frequency down to iPhone 5S levels? (someone correct me for the reference).
Low Power Mode on a 6s lowers the A9 CPU to roughly A8 levels.
Perhaps in the sense of CPU (as it would still have 2 GB of RAM and any other hardware improvements that are part of the 6s line).so it clocks down to a previous generation effectively turning his iPhone 6S into an iPhone 6?
so it clocks down to a previous generation effectively turning his iPhone 6S into an iPhone 6?
so it clocks down to a previous generation effectively turning his iPhone 6S into an iPhone 6?