One of the hottest topics in the Apple community in recent months is undoubtedly the deliberate slowing down of older iPhones by Applu. He decided to go to his iOS some time ago secretly implemented a new feature in the form of power management software that will properly "throttle" the phone's performance under certain circumstances. However, it only reduces performance if the phone's battery is damaged and there is a risk that it will not be able to supply enough power due to its reduced quality and the phone will shut down unexpectedly. However, if you thought that the differences in the speed of older iPhones with a new and old battery are really miniOkay, we'll try to clear you up.
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A really interesting video appeared on YouTube in which the owner of the iPhone 6s compares its speed before and after the battery change. It's quite evident from the video how much power management software takes a toll on the performance of older iPhones. The difference when starting some applications is often a few seconds. Anyway, see for yourself.
In addition to the obvious improvement in the speed of the phone after replacing the battery, the owner of this phone also performed benchmarks, which should also tell us a lot about its performance. Even in them the differences were really huge. While the phone with the old battery scored 1437 points in the single-core and 2485 points in the multi-core benchmark, the phone with the new battery beat it with a score of 2520 in the single-core and 4412 in the multi-core.
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However, it would be foolish to think that if your iPhone a little less snappy, this is automatically caused by the battery going out and the power management software running. However, you will be able to verify whether this is the case quite soon. Apple because he is preparing for a new iOS 11.3 introduces a new feature called Battery Health, which will give you details about your battery. In addition to showing you its capacity, you will also be able to manually turn off power management. However, this will put you at risk of your phone shutting down unexpectedly.
Just so that comrades from Apple service staff had time to change the battery, because they (6S Plus, iStores) is waiting in the queue like a Skoda Favorit in the 90s...
I had the battery replaced and it's really better and they last OK again 7 hours of use like when I was young?