- Friend of mine with her 14 Pro is having major battery issues, my 15 is not too bad. - But yeah she HATES the photos app with a fiery passion. - Glad I’m not the only one with an intense dislike of Photos. I can’t see any upside. 
- I’ve used it since the developer beta, and personally I like it at this point. Even though there are some things that are weird. 
- 16 Pro max here. It is not a significant problem. - I started hating photos but have come around a bit. 
 
- I haven’t upgraded my 14p yet due to all the bugs I’ve heard about in iOS 18. Also that the new photos app is a dumpster fire of changes nobody asked for. - I didn’t pay attention to these changes and just upgraded my phone. What a disaster. 
- No bugs here! …but the new photos app is for sure garbage. 
 
- I have been noticing my battery life being lower after the 18 and 18.0.1 update on the 15PM. It feels like I’m ending my day with less than 20% battery when before I was over 30% easily. - It still gets me through the day, but not as comfortably. - Could just be normal battery degradation. - My battery health has degraded over the year or so I’ve had the 15 PM, but it’s in normal range (89% with 272 charge cycles) and the change was noticed pretty immediately after upgrading to iOS 18. 
 
- Noticed similar on my 14 Pro, but at the same time - I assumed it was just my battery health/life degrading. 
 
- I’m on the 18.1 Beta and battery life on my 16 Pro is better than it ever was on my 13 Pro before. - My 16p was dead by noon on 18.1 until the recent beta 7. Now it’s finally holding a charge through about 7pm when it hits 20%. - (I get up and take it off the charger at 5:30a) - Damn! I’m on 18.0.1 and my 16 Pro Max is at 75% when I’m done with work, listening to podcasts, watching videos, and browsing the internet all day. 
 
 
- I have not noticed anything but then again I’m coming to iPhone 16 from XS that had a battery replaced once already and probably would have to replace it again before it was usable again hah. - I’ve had crazy battery luck. My XS Max I just replaced ran from 8AM-6PM with constant use before it would die. Original battery! 
 
- 18.0.1 seems to have fixed my battery issues on a 16p. My Watch Ultra was losing 75% of its charge over the course of a day until the 11.0.1 update. That seems to have returned it to normal. I don’t understand how this keeps happening with version updates, though. Having complete control of the hardware and a small number of models to test for should completely eliminate this kind of issue through basic testing. 
- Yeah, I’ve been feeling this on my 12 Pro. Feels like a yearly tradition at this point. 
- Should’ve bought the iPhone 17 Pro, duh - /s 
- My 18 month old 13 mini is running 18.1 and has been off charge for a little over ten hours. I’ve barely used it today as I’ve been at my desk with my iPad and work Mac, but the battery is at 63%. - My year old iPad mini has been off charge for a couple of hours, during which I’ve been typing in a Pages document using a regular Logitech keyboard and mouse hooked up via dongle. The battery is at 58%. - Something ain’t right with the drain in 18.1. 
- deleted by creator - exactly this happens with every new ios. - deleted by creator - ? - deleted by creator 
 
 
 
 
- A new OS release is the worst time to complain about battery life. - There are tons of background tasks, indexing and AI things happening in the background that users are unaware of. - Give it a few weeks to index and optimize and see how it runs. 
- deleted by creator - Unfamiliar with Apple stuff; what does backing up, upgrading, then downgrading and restoring do? What benefit do you gain over simply not updating? - deleted by creator 
- It deletes the dreaded “system data” / cache - There’s no “wipe cache partition” option, like in Android? - No 😠 
 
 
 
 










