▲ | ksec 14 hours ago | |
On iPhone Air The C1, while slower, was a little more energy efficient. Signal Reception seems to be ok too. I am expecting the C1X to be even better. Combined with A19 Pro, C1X, N1. I would expect Air to be more efficient than 16 Pro. So with that in mind, The Air ~3100 mah, the 16 Pro ~3600 mach should have similar battery life, or may be just slightly less than 16 Pro, a little bit better than iPhone 15 Pro with 3274mah. If that is the case I say Air is actually not bad. And we can look forward into the future for even more energy efficiency OLED, SoC and newer Battery Tech. That would make Air perfect. Not to mention iPhone Air is a required training for foldable iPhone. Their competitors are already making foldable phone with one side at less than 5mm. And is currently being held back by USB-C port. Apple needs at least one or two generation of learning to move in that direction. And iPhone Air is exactly that. I am really looking forward to al the iPhone review this year. It has been a long long time since the iPhone produce range was exciting. List of iPhone Battery Capacity. Model/Battery Life Battery Capacity (mAh) iPhone 17 Pro Max: 5088 mAh (100%) iPhone 16 Plus: 4,674 mAh iPhone 15 Plus: 4,383 mAh iPhone 17 Pro: 4252 mAh (84%) iPhone 17: 3692 mAh (73%) iPhone 16e: 4,005 mAh iPhone 16 Pro: 3,582 mAh iPhone 16: 3,561 mAh iPhone 15 Pro: 3,274 mAh iPhone 15: 3,349 mAh iPhone 14 Pro: 3,200 mAh iPhone Air: 3149 mAh (62%) | ||
▲ | TheJoeMan 13 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Reading the criticism, I just came to a completely opposite conclusion regarding the magsafe battery: is the iPhone Air the answer to the people complaining about no removable battery? Make the body thinner, still waterproof, and you can have multiple “external” batteries to clip on. Boom, battery life is “infinite”. |