Slowing down iPhones without informing customers was poor practice by Apple. Customers want transparency. Adding the override switch was the right thing to do and is what they should have done in the first place.
@@junipeayt after a lawsuit in which apple has lost 500000000 US Dollars. Obviously that amount of money is nothing compared to what actually Apple as company prices at (2 trillion US dollars)
Actually it didn’t cost Apple anything. Do you think Tim Cook’s salary has gone down because of this? No they just roll that into the price of Apple products. All these frivolous lawsuits aren’t a victory for consumers like many people think. The only people that profit off of them are lawyers. The consumers are the ones paying for this.
Users should have the right to decide whether to have their own iPhone slowed down or not. And instead of slowing down the iPhone automatically, there should be a warning to remind the user to replace the detachable battery. Not one that has to be replaced at an Apple store. Apple slowed down the phones at their best interest, not the customer’s.
The reason why they did it made sense, the fact that they did not put out a statement informing customers beforehand and providing an option switch was what got them so much criticism.
@@icarofilho6524 which is bad user experience, in comparison they added app transparency tracking popup for apps that collect data. Why couldnt they do the same?
Not a problem for a lot of us also, the problem is that even you bring a seamless solution to fight the problem cause you know people will not understand why in the first place and that's not worth getting the backlash for it so you keep doing your thing, it's the people that will get mad anyway cause even though they could be allowed to use their old battery from 3 years of intensive usage, they will be like "god damn it iPhone sucks" while in the meantime the fault is on their side wanting the best out of their phone with a crappy battery.
@@Viruman09 changing the battery on a iPhone 6s in 2021 is not worth it, getting a iPhone SE 2nd gen is the way to go if you don’t wanna spend too much
I was just talking about this yesterday with my friend, surprisingly enough, thanks a lot for posting a video on this, Greg, I really appreciate it!! 😎👍🏻🤩
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Well if I was using a 6s I probably would have just stopped updating it a few years ago, and I mean if you’re ok with the slow down or using an older version of iOS then a 6s is still a great option
This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade. Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models. How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with. I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up. So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
It’s funny to see some comments jabbing at the regular 6s when the 6s plus I have still works like it did the day I bought it. Nobody seems to really talk about the plus model of the 6s and how much better it seems to perform even with the updates over the years. Regardless it’s understandable why Apple did what they did but transparency would’ve been the better route to take.
Apple should explain before hand to users if they do something like that to people’s phones. Great video explaining ... and you are right replacing the battery save old iPhones and also help the planet
Nope it doesnt This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade. Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models. How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with. I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up. So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
Maybe coz ur used to a new phone with an a11-14 bionic chip. 6s plus is my phone and has a a9 bionic. Maybe you think it looks bad because you are not used to the slow(er) speeds. I will get the SE 2020 soon and will update what I think about the speed.
@@adityakapadia6380 the se has really bad battery Just btw Would u consider android my phone goes 2 days without a charge and is much faster than my 6 for less than half the price
Nice explanation and it makes sense. It’s a shame Apple wasn’t transparent about this with users and only admitted to it, once public backlash became big enough.
@Julius Renz Aranas dude, even Wozniak, co-founder of the company being defended here, is a outspoken advocate on the right to repair. Apple creates problems to sell solutions. Imagine a world where you could just easily replace the fucking battery -- nobody would buy new iPhones anymore because they're good enough after 5 years.
@@BillyPhilipRwoth glass half-full/half-empty situtation. I can argue about a lot of stuff citing facts that are true, it doesn't change the facts regarding the market practices and intentions behind such difficulty.
What they’re doing seems reasonable with good reasoning behind it. My old 6s was still decently fast after 4 years the battery just wasn’t great, makes sense now why.
I think it’s a little column a, and column b. They slow it down to help maintain the life of the phone, but the updates to the iOS could deliberately be made to intentionally make it run more intensely and requiring the need to downclock the performance. This can cause frustrated users to have to make the switch to a newer iPhone
this video would've been most correct 4-5 years ago, but these days, new versions of iOS rarely include resouce-heavy features that old devices can't handle. Actually opposite, newer versions of iOS are built with old gen iPhones in mind (i.e iOS 12 or 14) this used to be very different, i.e. going from iOS 6 to 7 or to iOS 9 (on 4S and iPad 2) edit: my 8+ and my wife's original SE run pretty much as smooth on iOS 14 as on day 1, with original batteries
.. but its not the right explanation This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade. Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models. How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with. I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up. So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
@@Racko. I don't cry, I laugh harder and harder when I see brain dead and brain washed consumers like you who accept whatever garbage Apple throws at you and you feel that it is innovation 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@anismistry1 So it turns out you're spamming this reply everywhere huh? Sounds like you must be so mad at a company and think Spamming stupid comments will get you far
This makes perfect sense and as someone who has been an android user for years, those manufacturers didn't tell us anything at all. Ever. We just had older phones that kept recycling in the middle of use.
This channel has made me understand Apple more. Sure, they’ve done some questionable things, and there’s still some flaws they aren’t fixing, but at least this makes sense of everything. (Also I love looking at the older iOS’s, the skeuomorphs look humble yet breathtaking)
I have an iPhone 8 and after 4 years it functions well. When it'll die I'll probably change the battery / buy a new one eventually. Thanks for the nice video.
Same I have the same phone iphone8 is the best phone to purchase rn in used market it’s A11 bionic is so good only complaint from Apple from me is the battery 🔋
My mum had an iPhone 8 Plus for 4 years then battery replacement then the new battery was bad so another one worked perfectly, then in the end she just got a white iPhone XR.
What about when you have the battery replaced by Apple, and the performance doesn’t improve? Did that. It was like the original battery was never replaced, or worse. Since then, I have questioned if the battery was actually replaced, while I hung out in the store for those 45 minutes…..
Same thing with my iPhone 7. New battery from apple and hardly any improvements to battery drain. It still says 91% but that means nothing really. It gets warm for no reason at all, i can just imagine the software asking it to do crazy complicated tasks in the background. I am convinced the iOS updates are also designed to drain older models battery’s and throttle them to try and force you to upgrade. I was complaining about this years ago before they were caught on the throttling saga. I wish someone would hack in to apple and find out the truth because they will never tell us by choice 😂
@@hemantbaghel4349 I tried asking for my older battery back before the replacement and they told me they don’t allow customers to have it back because of so called “safety reasons”
Its not a misunderstanding This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade. Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models. How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with. I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up. So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
@@anismistry1 The iPhone has just as good battery life as the S21 so I don’t know what you’re talking about. It’s about power efficiency, not just battery capacity. Where are you getting the idea that a larger battery could easily fit inside the iPhone? Have you ever looked inside one? There’s literally no empty space left. Apple has prioritized other features over more battery, and many consumers prefer it that way.
@@ross4 who is saying that pro max has bad battery life. I am talking about Apple not providing bigger battery which result in faster degrading of battery, compare 3600 mAh to 5000 mAh. Which one will degrade faster. Don't give that crap that iPhone doesn't have space to fit in bigger battery's S21 Ultra has more lenses than pro max so what special is Apple putting in that it has to give only 3600 as compared to 5000
@@anismistry1 why are you mad at apple for not providing a bigger battery remember android has only 1-2 years updates and why they can’t update their os to 5 years it’s also hypocritical “apple did this because they want people to buy a new phone” like bruh so does the android. Im not fluent in English so if I have grammatical error please let me know✌️
@@justme8740 Yes it's a good thing that they provide 5 years updates but then get caught throttling the phone or consumer anyway have to change their small battery after 3 or so years 🤣🤣 Besides Apples iOS updates does not bring huge changes to its system, there will be tweak here and tweak there and hence can afford 5 years update. Where else every Andoid version it brings in huge cutting tech changes, innovations etc. to which Apple plays catching up. For example the lame widgets implementation which although looks great, it lacks in functionality, iPhone got widgets after a decade of Android. Anyway I think 3 years of current Android updates are still great as innovations runs high with Android and it's OEMs. With Samsung new devices they are now offering 4 years updates and The pixel 6 will also offer 5 years updates anyway so that Apple so called advantage will be gone soon 😂😂😊🤫🤫
My mum used an iPhone 4s until last year. This is the exact reason we got rid of it, the battery would last for only 15 minutes after a full re-charge.
I’m amazed on how good and fast my iPhone SE 2016 is still running even getting the latest iOS updates… but it’s also 87% Batterie 🔋 health, so it should be able to Stau usable another year, which is awesome for a 5+ year device
@@seambunthayarat4370 7 years actually. I bought this phone used because I didn’t want to spend hundreds on a new phone. It works great minus a few apps that i cannot get. It’s really only a few years older than your iPhone 7. iPhone 6 was released in 2014. iPhone 7 2016.
That’s what I did with my iPhone 6S Plus when I had it. The battery went so I ordered a new one on Amazon (parts included) and my dad installed it. New battery worked great. May have to eventually get one for my iPhone 11 Pro Max.
@@Averdein What about the lawsuit in which apple lost 500000000 US Dollars. Obviously that amount of money is nothing compared to what actually Apple as company prices at (2 trillion US dollars)
This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade. Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models. How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with. I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up. So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
@Apple Genius I don't have to cause I know the layout inside is such that it doesn't allow for a bigger battery and that is on purpose to save cost else why same dimensional Android phones can put bigger battery
I knew about this when I had a iPhone 4s years ago when intryed to overclock it and noticed the core clock speed was lower than when it came out the box
My macbook air from 2013 is slowing down and gets on fire more often than when I got it, and I knew it was because of the constant upgrades. But anyway, it is interesting to know.
i have had an android that lasted 8 years. it was a good phone aswell, but my old iphone stopped 2 years after i got it. i have a newer android phone now, i have had it for a few months and it feels brand new still.
It's weird that that is even an issue because Apples chips are very potent and iOS is an extremely limited and feature-lacking operational system that changes very little over time, even with degraded batteries the SOCs shouldn't have to draw too much power
If 🍎 doesn’t do that you can’t get those latest software updates like iOS 15 even if your phone is 6 years old like iPhone 6s and later,it will be like android,you can keep your software up to date for 1 year if 🍎 doesn’t do that. That’s not an excuse,they just come to interfere. And as Greg said you will get unexpected shutdown if 🍎 doesn’t slow down your iPhone or iPad,I experience it sometimes very rarely when I run heavy apps or games like Genshion impact on my surprisingly old iPad mini 2. That’s why I am planning to buy that iPad mini 6 which is coming this fall.
That is a physical problem. When the battery degrades, its internal resistance increases. Following Ohm‘s law, if the processor now draws a lot of power, the voltage of the battery drops below the point where it is able to satisfy the demand so the device shuts down.
Well yes they didn’t really say much about it when they should have, people shouldn’t be mad at them for slowing it down, if they’re going to be mad they should be mad about them not saying anything
Great video Sir!.. I get that Apple needs to do this.. but what is questionable is Apple made no efforts to explain or inform it's users.. that's a bad Apple..
they're just blowing smoke on peoples faces, the real reason is that they want you to buy new phones! Nvidia did this with their GPU's as well, every update would cause the older gpus to perform worse and worse, but nowadays even old ones get better with each upgrade after costumers called them out for this! Why did they do it? because they need to sell or they go bankrupt. that's why.
this is why I dont pay for a product that will be manipulated by its manufacturer. no matter what excuse they use and just because it makes sense doesnt mean I cant still see past the lie.
Oh my gosh for the last few days, my phone has been pretty slow l as well. Like widgetsmith was being laggy, me opening apps and swiping is delayed and stuff. which makes me have to restart my phone like 2 times a day. it thought it was just me. thanks for this video!
@@RandomFurryUwU I have an iphone 7. It's four years or five years old i believe? I may be wrong. Long story short, it's an old phone that once belonged to my aunt.
@@RandomFurryUwU it's not too slow anymore though because I deleted quite a few apps that I don't use. Widgetsmith is pretty slow for me though. iMessages crashed a couple of times. It was fine though, i just had to re open it again. I think it crashed cuz i use messages a lot, to text my friends and classmates for school related things
My old iPhone has all these problems. It was randomly shutting down at both high and low battery percentage and battery also was really bad, even though it was replaced it 2 times and nothing has changed, so recently I've replaced this 9 years old iPhone 6s with the new SE 2nd gen
This is not the only side to the story. My old EXTREMELY SLOW and laggy iphone has a battery at 82% of max capacity and it says it is already "supporting normal peak performance". Therefore, something else caused my old iphone to dramatically slow down after updating
I had an iPhone 6 and despite the processor getting throttled it still unexpectedly shut down The battery was absolute junk though and had never been replaced before so I guess that was to be expected
I mean paying apple to replace it is way more convenient if you replace the better yourself you want have water resistance anymore and you can damage it with a mistake way better to pay than running a risk and loosing a very good feature which is water resistance
Do not touch anything without permission. In reality, they are pushing you to buy a new one. In my case it backfired because I switch to android as soon as I noticed their nose stuck where it don't belong. Never going back.
Sorry Greg. I believe the same thing when battery gate was a thing expecting it to work like new. I replaced the battery of my iPhone 7 and it still didn’t work like new. Then after I bought my XR I replaced the battery again after 18 months of use, I don’t know what it is but it never works the same. Can anyone explain why they were able to shoot RUclips videos with the iPhone 7 but the camera now feels like a potato? Many would argue that we’re just feeling it because the newer phones are that much better. It sucks that Apple is doing this. The camera on my XR takes 30 seconds to open completely!
The actual problem is the software optimization: when you put a good processor in your phone, you don't want to come up with clever ideas to optimize the software.
I don’t know, bro… My iPad is dead because of this issue. It’s so slow, it takes me over 40 seconds just to open up my web browser… And I can’t update it to the OS where “peak performance” mode was added. This is indeed an example to predatory sales tactics. It is not as justifiable as you made it seem.
They Still This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade. Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models. How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with. I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up. So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
Original iPhone 6S user here… replaced my battery almost 7 times since 2016 when I got the phone brand new… works great no issues… I buy the higher mah batteries not the original.. it lasts about 1 year and then I replace it again.. only costs $10
That makes sense! When I charge my phone, I either put it on airplane mode or disconnect it from Internet connectivity and turn off Bluetooth connections. I always upgrade my phone every two or three years.
Its 100% to move others to upgrade like my brand new iphone is running ios 12 everything is brand new had nothing but network and overheating issues, i updated my software to ios 14 and it now runs reasonably well considering how bad it was to begin with, ill be sticking to android as they actually let you use the full potential of the hardware/software purchased
Still doesn’t explain why my old iPhone 6S Plus with 87% battery health (battery was replaced for $29 under that special program Apple had a few years back) is slower at launching apps that it did when it shipped with iOS 9. Even with iOS 12, it was faster than how it behaves with iOS 14. The Home app is very slow to launch on iOS 14 than iOS 12. Even with a full DFU restore and setup as a new phone (not restored from any backup) launching maps, Messages, Safari, Music, Home, etc is slower on iOS 14 compared to iOS 12. I know since my 6S Plus is running it and my mom’s old iPhone 6S is still on iOS 12. It may not be “intentional” but the stock apps shouldn’t be slowed down with new software updates. It’s not a huge deal since the iPhone 6S Plus is just used for music and RUclips when I’m charging my iPhone 11 Pro Max, but still annoying.
later IOS versions eat up more performance for more features, and newer apps also eat up more resources. and yes, even STOCK apps get updates with IOS. Its just that, at this point, the 6S isn't really cutting it. android phones don'r run into this problem casue... you replace a droid after 2 years, which is around the point battery and IRL performance would prop to around 85%...
my xr already does a ton of heavy tasks and is usually doing heavy tasks, I’m going to upgrade to the iPhone 12 because my xr just isn’t holding up as much as I need it to. awesome video.
@@jimjamjon2285 I thought about doing that but I decided I wanted a 12 anyways, I have a MagSafe Duo that my dad didn’t want and I could use the 5G capabilities, the processing power, etc.
@@leatherbirkins Just wait 3 weeks until the 13 is available and buy the 13 for the exact same price as the 12. No one should be buying the iPhone 12 this close to the 13 launch
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Slowing down iPhones without informing customers was poor practice by Apple. Customers want transparency. Adding the override switch was the right thing to do and is what they should have done in the first place.
hey at least they did it
@@junipeayt after they got caught
@@junipeayt after a lawsuit in which apple has lost 500000000 US Dollars. Obviously that amount of money is nothing compared to what actually Apple as company prices at (2 trillion US dollars)
Actually it didn’t cost Apple anything. Do you think Tim Cook’s salary has gone down because of this? No they just roll that into the price of Apple products. All these frivolous lawsuits aren’t a victory for consumers like many people think. The only people that profit off of them are lawyers. The consumers are the ones paying for this.
Users should have the right to decide whether to have their own iPhone slowed down or not. And instead of slowing down the iPhone automatically, there should be a warning to remind the user to replace the detachable battery. Not one that has to be replaced at an Apple store. Apple slowed down the phones at their best interest, not the customer’s.
The reason why they did it made sense, the fact that they did not put out a statement informing customers beforehand and providing an option switch was what got them so much criticism.
They probably saw that as not wanting to loose money from people not upgrading every year also, but yes they absolutely should disclose that.
Are you 2 patriots the same person lol
@@charliegatehouse2715 One drinks Tea, the other has Coffee
This should be common sense.
Yes, they should’ve put it in the fine print that no one reads
This is all true. BUT, Apple never told their users they were doing this. That was the problem.
What else you expect from fanboy
Probably they told users in the contract but nobody bothers reading.
@@icarofilho6524 which is bad user experience, in comparison they added app transparency tracking popup for apps that collect data. Why couldnt they do the same?
Not a problem for a lot of us also, the problem is that even you bring a seamless solution to fight the problem cause you know people will not understand why in the first place and that's not worth getting the backlash for it so you keep doing your thing, it's the people that will get mad anyway cause even though they could be allowed to use their old battery from 3 years of intensive usage, they will be like "god damn it iPhone sucks" while in the meantime the fault is on their side wanting the best out of their phone with a crappy battery.
Edit: I got her a new phone I didn’t know my comment would blowup thanks y’all
you should get her a new one.
Same with my 1st gen iPad Air
@@torpidfella293 or change the battery
Can she even see the keyboard when typing
@@Viruman09 changing the battery on a iPhone 6s in 2021 is not worth it, getting a iPhone SE 2nd gen is the way to go if you don’t wanna spend too much
Why don’t iPads have battery health in settings? I have three of them, and it’s a neat thing to know!
It’s good they don’t battery health could decrease it’s price when selling it
@@aiham_awd you can still view it when using an external software or checking the log files
There adding it in the new iPad os 15 (but I have an iPad and yes it is quite frustrating) I am saying this using an ipad)
@@aiham_awd No intentions of that….Btw, my trusty 4 year old iPhone X is at 88 percent these days. I’m keeping the herd!
@@giorgibregvadze49er wht they are adding in iPad os 15 really ?
I was just talking about this yesterday with my friend, surprisingly enough, thanks a lot for posting a video on this, Greg, I really appreciate it!! 😎👍🏻🤩
HELP MY!!! My muscles are too big! I am a big tall man and my muscles are even BIGGER! I use them to get views but they HURT so much!!! Because they are heavy. Do you have any advice, dear ua
Even I was 😶
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@@AxxLAfriku 88888888888888888888888888888888
@@AxxLAfriku go see a doctor?
when ur dads 6s works fine and hasn’t had to repair anything: 😅
LMAO
Lol ikr
Well if I was using a 6s I probably would have just stopped updating it a few years ago, and I mean if you’re ok with the slow down or using an older version of iOS then a 6s is still a great option
@@GamingNoobpro-dp3iq 😹😐
😂😂 Your dad might not have used the phones that heavily
Ive been trying to explain this to my customers for years. Makes it much easier to clarify.
Customers?
@@SAMURAI-xe6gn Either they work at a repair shop that is affiliated with apple or they work at a apple store or something else.
@@overshabby Oh,ummm,ok,I guess………. Nothing nothing, anyways thank you for letting me know that.
@@SAMURAI-xe6gn I work at T-Mobile and have to explain this all the time to people who think they’re getting scammed left and right
This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade.
Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models.
How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with.
I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up.
So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
Even for a tech enthusiast, you always provide more info than enough. Thanks Greg !
And it isn’t hate filled, claiming how it slows on purpose to make you want a newer one.………
@3 Amal calm down lol
It’s funny to see some comments jabbing at the regular 6s when the 6s plus I have still works like it did the day I bought it. Nobody seems to really talk about the plus model of the 6s and how much better it seems to perform even with the updates over the years. Regardless it’s understandable why Apple did what they did but transparency would’ve been the better route to take.
Probably due to the larger battery 🔋. Keep it until it no longer works.
I used the 6s-plus
I have the 6s and the battery is a pain, i preordered the 13
@@blocksource4192 I just got the 12 mini. Small but great update to my old 6s. Got the children the 2020 se.
@@themasterteacher cool stuff
I like how you got straight to the point instead of unnecessarily stretching the video to over 10 minutes.
Apple should explain before hand to users if they do something like that to people’s phones. Great video explaining ... and you are right replacing the battery save old iPhones and also help the planet
Finally I got an answer that fully satisfied me.. great work 👍
Nope it doesnt
This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade.
Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models.
How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with.
I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up.
So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
@@anismistry1 Stop spamming the same thing over and over again.
@@himanshshah9425 I have a RUclips account, I will do whatever I want to Shah bhai
@3 Amal Yes he has an excuse for everything Apple does even when Apple is clearly taking people for a ride at people's expense
@3 Amal nope you are Samsung fanboy instead
My Grandpa says his 6S Plus is still running like new… but when I look at it, the screen looked like it wanted to commit suicide.
Maybe coz ur used to a new phone with an a11-14 bionic chip. 6s plus is my phone and has a a9 bionic. Maybe you think it looks bad because you are not used to the slow(er) speeds. I will get the SE 2020 soon and will update what I think about the speed.
@@adityakapadia6380 i have an iphone 6s+ and am planning on switching to Samsung a51
@@alexuziverttt you will love it get a one plus 8t
@@adityakapadia6380 the se has really bad battery
Just btw
Would u consider android my phone goes 2 days without a charge and is much faster than my 6 for less than half the price
@@adityakapadia6380 It's not "A9 Bionic chip", just "A9 chip"
Nice explanation and it makes sense. It’s a shame Apple wasn’t transparent about this with users and only admitted to it, once public backlash became big enough.
Ridiculous defense. Just because you're a fan, doesn't mean you have to defend even the most ridiculous practices of a company.
I am waiting now for the defense of the picture scanning lol
He is providing an EXPLANATION, not a DEFENCE!
@Julius Renz Aranas dude, even Wozniak, co-founder of the company being defended here, is a outspoken advocate on the right to repair. Apple creates problems to sell solutions. Imagine a world where you could just easily replace the fucking battery -- nobody would buy new iPhones anymore because they're good enough after 5 years.
@@BillyPhilipRwoth glass half-full/half-empty situtation. I can argue about a lot of stuff citing facts that are true, it doesn't change the facts regarding the market practices and intentions behind such difficulty.
What they’re doing seems reasonable with good reasoning behind it. My old 6s was still decently fast after 4 years the battery just wasn’t great, makes sense now why.
I think it’s a little column a, and column b. They slow it down to help maintain the life of the phone, but the updates to the iOS could deliberately be made to intentionally make it run more intensely and requiring the need to downclock the performance. This can cause frustrated users to have to make the switch to a newer iPhone
this video would've been most correct 4-5 years ago, but these days, new versions of iOS rarely include resouce-heavy features that old devices can't handle.
Actually opposite, newer versions of iOS are built with old gen iPhones in mind (i.e iOS 12 or 14)
this used to be very different, i.e. going from iOS 6 to 7 or to iOS 9 (on 4S and iPad 2)
edit: my 8+ and my wife's original SE run pretty much as smooth on iOS 14 as on day 1, with original batteries
The best channel to answer all your Apple related questions
.. but its not the right explanation
This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade.
Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models.
How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with.
I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up.
So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
@@anismistry1 cry harder
@@Racko. I don't cry, I laugh harder and harder when I see brain dead and brain washed consumers like you who accept whatever garbage Apple throws at you and you feel that it is innovation 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@anismistry1stop spamming this reply everywhere.
@@anismistry1 So it turns out you're spamming this reply everywhere huh?
Sounds like you must be so mad at a company and think Spamming stupid comments will get you far
The reason : they want your money.
Change the battery they said they never said that
This makes perfect sense and as someone who has been an android user for years, those manufacturers didn't tell us anything at all. Ever. We just had older phones that kept recycling in the middle of use.
This channel has made me understand Apple more. Sure, they’ve done some questionable things, and there’s still some flaws they aren’t fixing, but at least this makes sense of everything.
(Also I love looking at the older iOS’s, the skeuomorphs look humble yet breathtaking)
I have an iPhone 8 and after 4 years it functions well. When it'll die I'll probably change the battery / buy a new one eventually. Thanks for the nice video.
Omg it’s so crazy how iPhone 8 and iPhone X came out FOUR YEARS AGO. Time flies by fast
@@JaidenLevi and the iPhone 11 came out 2 years ago and the 12 came out almost 1 year ago
Same I have the same phone iphone8 is the best phone to purchase rn in used market it’s A11 bionic is so good only complaint from Apple from me is the battery 🔋
My mum had an iPhone 8 Plus for 4 years then battery replacement then the new battery was bad so another one worked perfectly, then in the end she just got a white iPhone XR.
Why would you guys not want to upgrade though?
“but consider the alternative” is something I wish a lot more people did a lot more often
even though it is kinda old already, i am really digging this new video style!
Thanks for the to-the-point explanation! Now I finally have a video to refer to when this topic comes up! Keep up the great work! 💪
What about when you have the battery replaced by Apple, and the performance doesn’t improve? Did that. It was like the original battery was never replaced, or worse. Since then, I have questioned if the battery was actually replaced, while I hung out in the store for those 45 minutes…..
Didn't you ask them to give back your old battery? As a customer and owner of your phone, that's youd right to ask .. just my thoughts
The switch probably keeps turned off, maybe?
Same thing with my iPhone 7. New battery from apple and hardly any improvements to battery drain. It still says 91% but that means nothing really. It gets warm for no reason at all, i can just imagine the software asking it to do crazy complicated tasks in the background. I am convinced the iOS updates are also designed to drain older models battery’s and throttle them to try and force you to upgrade. I was complaining about this years ago before they were caught on the throttling saga. I wish someone would hack in to apple and find out the truth because they will never tell us by choice 😂
@@hemantbaghel4349 I tried asking for my older battery back before the replacement and they told me they don’t allow customers to have it back because of so called “safety reasons”
Amazing video!! Keep up the great work!
CONGRATULATIONS for 1 Million Subscribers
The amount of misunderstanding on this topic is astounding. Thanks for the video.
Its not a misunderstanding
This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade.
Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models.
How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with.
I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up.
So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
@@anismistry1 The iPhone has just as good battery life as the S21 so I don’t know what you’re talking about. It’s about power efficiency, not just battery capacity. Where are you getting the idea that a larger battery could easily fit inside the iPhone? Have you ever looked inside one? There’s literally no empty space left. Apple has prioritized other features over more battery, and many consumers prefer it that way.
@@ross4 who is saying that pro max has bad battery life. I am talking about Apple not providing bigger battery which result in faster degrading of battery, compare 3600 mAh to 5000 mAh. Which one will degrade faster. Don't give that crap that iPhone doesn't have space to fit in bigger battery's S21 Ultra has more lenses than pro max so what special is Apple putting in that it has to give only 3600 as compared to 5000
@@anismistry1 why are you mad at apple for not providing a bigger battery remember android has only 1-2 years updates and why they can’t update their os to 5 years it’s also hypocritical “apple did this because they want people to buy a new phone” like bruh so does the android. Im not fluent in English so if I have grammatical error please let me know✌️
@@justme8740 Yes it's a good thing that they provide 5 years updates but then get caught throttling the phone or consumer anyway have to change their small battery after 3 or so years 🤣🤣 Besides Apples iOS updates does not bring huge changes to its system, there will be tweak here and tweak there and hence can afford 5 years update. Where else every Andoid version it brings in huge cutting tech changes, innovations etc. to which Apple plays catching up.
For example the lame widgets implementation which although looks great, it lacks in functionality, iPhone got widgets after a decade of Android. Anyway I think 3 years of current Android updates are still great as innovations runs high with Android and it's OEMs.
With Samsung new devices they are now offering 4 years updates and The pixel 6 will also offer 5 years updates anyway so that Apple so called advantage will be gone soon 😂😂😊🤫🤫
My mum used an iPhone 4s until last year. This is the exact reason we got rid of it, the battery would last for only 15 minutes after a full re-charge.
I have a 6s. It has just had a battery replacement 3 years ago. Works fine now.
Do you not want to upgrade though?
@@Tom_Stevens617 I will. Soon, hopefully.
@@NormalSub26 battery backup time???
I’m amazed on how good and fast my iPhone SE 2016 is still running even getting the latest iOS updates… but it’s also 87% Batterie 🔋 health, so it should be able to Stau usable another year, which is awesome for a 5+ year device
My iPhone 7plus is still running like a champ on the latest version 14.7.1.
Apple has locked my iPhone 6 at iOS 12. 5.4. I can’t get Twitter and other apps anymore.
@@trr5291 iPhone 6 realeased 6 years ago. Come on man. It's time to get a new one.
@@seambunthayarat4370 7 years actually. I bought this phone used because I didn’t want to spend hundreds on a new phone. It works great minus a few apps that i cannot get. It’s really only a few years older than your iPhone 7. iPhone 6 was released in 2014. iPhone 7 2016.
Apple : please Upgrade your phone annually
The 4s on iOS 9 was really bad.
That’s what I did with my iPhone 6S Plus when I had it. The battery went so I ordered a new one on Amazon (parts included) and my dad installed it. New battery worked great. May have to eventually get one for my iPhone 11 Pro Max.
My mum still have the bendgate cursed iphone 6 plus, but no Bendgates and still works great
Even though it is kind of slow because of newer software
That's a lame excuse, let it run well, when battery goes bad it's the customer's headache to buy a new one or get the battery replaced.
That’s why there’s a switch so the customer can choose now…
@@Averdein What about the lawsuit in which apple lost 500000000 US Dollars. Obviously that amount of money is nothing compared to what actually Apple as company prices at (2 trillion US dollars)
@@staidey5994 what does this have to do with what I said
@@Averdein They added the switch after losing the lawsuit.
@@staidey5994 so?
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Great vid bro, you totally changed my perspectice towards this subject. Thanks!
This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade.
Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models.
How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with.
I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up.
So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
@Apple Genius I don't have to cause I know the layout inside is such that it doesn't allow for a bigger battery and that is on purpose to save cost else why same dimensional Android phones can put bigger battery
I knew about this when I had a iPhone 4s years ago when intryed to overclock it and noticed the core clock speed was lower than when it came out the box
Oh, wow. I never thought of this. Ty, AE!
I think this channel is the only healthy addiction I have
Come on now we all know apples business model, we definitely know it wasn't all to help the phone/user out
battery change solves the performance problems
sad iphone 4s noises in the background
My macbook air from 2013 is slowing down and gets on fire more often than when I got it, and I knew it was because of the constant upgrades. But anyway, it is interesting to know.
Seven year old MacBook dayum
i have had an android that lasted 8 years. it was a good phone aswell, but my old iphone stopped 2 years after i got it. i have a newer android phone now, i have had it for a few months and it feels brand new still.
It's weird that that is even an issue because Apples chips are very potent and iOS is an extremely limited and feature-lacking operational system that changes very little over time, even with degraded batteries the SOCs shouldn't have to draw too much power
well explained👏
My 6s+ still runs like new except for the fact that the battery health is at 75%
If you use a lot upgrade to 7 plus or 8 plus it would be a big upgrade .
@@muhammadtalhanayyar8994 I really wanna keep the headphone jack and don’t wanna have to resort to dongles.
@@krispyhd9484 You’re going to need to upgrade at some point. 75% maximum capacity does not sound good.
@@RandomFurryUwU hehe yeah I’m broke rn
@@RandomFurryUwU He can do one thing he can replace the battery
Amazing video as always. Hoping this can help all those Apple haters understand the real reason
I feel like it's an excuse to force people to continue buying more expensive iPhones.
I agree
@@liliana6585 yes
I agree
@Julius Renz Aranas Don’t let facts get into a tired lazy narrative 😂
I don't know about that but that's what every company want
If 🍎 doesn’t do that you can’t get those latest software updates like iOS 15 even if your phone is 6 years old like iPhone 6s and later,it will be like android,you can keep your software up to date for 1 year if 🍎 doesn’t do that. That’s not an excuse,they just come to interfere. And as Greg said you will get unexpected shutdown if 🍎 doesn’t slow down your iPhone or iPad,I experience it sometimes very rarely when I run heavy apps or games like Genshion impact on my surprisingly old iPad mini 2. That’s why I am planning to buy that iPad mini 6 which is coming this fall.
As I watch this from a 6s that’s been at 1% for about an hour now 😅😅
Damn.
Why dont they just slow it down when the battery reaches 40%? And if its plugged in, why not run at full power?
The sudden increase in power (while charging and slow performance when not ) will drastically affect its battery health.
That is a physical problem. When the battery degrades, its internal resistance increases. Following Ohm‘s law, if the processor now draws a lot of power, the voltage of the battery drops below the point where it is able to satisfy the demand so the device shuts down.
Well yes they didn’t really say much about it when they should have, people shouldn’t be mad at them for slowing it down, if they’re going to be mad they should be mad about them not saying anything
The problem was apple doesn't have informed the consumers about this battery gate until they got sued
Apple: I didn't tell you because I want to protect you
Great video Sir!.. I get that Apple needs to do this.. but what is questionable is Apple made no efforts to explain or inform it's users.. that's a bad Apple..
they're just blowing smoke on peoples faces, the real reason is that they want you to buy new phones! Nvidia did this with their GPU's as well, every update would cause the older gpus to perform worse and worse, but nowadays even old ones get better with each upgrade after costumers called them out for this! Why did they do it? because they need to sell or they go bankrupt. that's why.
If they'd let users downgrade their iOS devices I would have been less mad when it came out that they were throttling performance.
I know I know, we all love iOS 6...
But it's time to move on.
@@TheCherrybuster It's not just iOS 6 lmao. It's all iOS versions.
@@Jesse78 no no, it’s iOS 6, I know!
@@TheCherrybuster And iOS 10.
@@the_pigs_have_rebelled that I don’t remember
So no, apple doesn’t intentionally do this to make you buy another product, this is just a natural thing.
Sure
you’re so casual now greg. i used to learn something..
this is why I dont pay for a product that will be manipulated by its manufacturer. no matter what excuse they use and just because it makes sense doesnt mean I cant still see past the lie.
That’s so simply explained! Thank you, as always, Greg! 🤓
Oh my gosh for the last few days, my phone has been pretty slow l as well. Like widgetsmith was being laggy, me opening apps and swiping is delayed and stuff. which makes me have to restart my phone like 2 times a day. it thought it was just me. thanks for this video!
What phone do you have? The only iOS device that is that slow is a 2nd Generation iPad.
@@RandomFurryUwU I have an iphone 7. It's four years or five years old i believe? I may be wrong. Long story short, it's an old phone that once belonged to my aunt.
@@RandomFurryUwU it's not too slow anymore though because I deleted quite a few apps that I don't use. Widgetsmith is pretty slow for me though. iMessages crashed a couple of times. It was fine though, i just had to re open it again. I think it crashed cuz i use messages a lot, to text my friends and classmates for school related things
They slow it down so you have to buy a new one.
A long time ago when I had a samsung s5, it would start randomly shutting down like how the older iPhone eventually do.
Excellent, Greg. Thank you.
My old iPhone has all these problems. It was randomly shutting down at both high and low battery percentage and battery also was really bad, even though it was replaced it 2 times and nothing has changed, so recently I've replaced this 9 years old iPhone 6s with the new SE 2nd gen
Great video Greg! To the point.
This week my iPhone 7 Plus started to slow down… now I know why
Plot twist:
These are PowerPoint presentations.
This is not the only side to the story. My old EXTREMELY SLOW and laggy iphone has a battery at 82% of max capacity and it says it is already "supporting normal peak performance". Therefore, something else caused my old iphone to dramatically slow down after updating
_Apple exists_
Apple Explained: Why Apple Needs To Exist
😂😂😂
Because Apple is food so you need to eat them
I had an iPhone 6 and despite the processor getting throttled it still unexpectedly shut down
The battery was absolute junk though and had never been replaced before so I guess that was to be expected
If only they just let you replace the battery
I mean paying apple to replace it is way more convenient if you replace the better yourself you want have water resistance anymore and you can damage it with a mistake way better to pay than running a risk and loosing a very good feature which is water resistance
Do not touch anything without permission. In reality, they are pushing you to buy a new one. In my case it backfired because I switch to android as soon as I noticed their nose stuck where it don't belong. Never going back.
I LOVE this channel SO MUCH! It teaches you so much! I used to hate apple, but I'm actually kinda liking them now...
yeah, especially videos like this one actually make you realize Apple isn't thaaat greedy
@@ananttiwari1337 Yeah! I'm watching some more videos to compare & contrast Apple vs Android!
THANK YOU for not being a toxic android fan anymore
@@vasco35 You are welcome :D
You're so calming to watch haha, trying to watch you before bed :)
This would not be a problem if you could easily and cheaply replace the battery.
It’s only £79.Much cheaper than getting a new device.
Replacing an iPhone before iPhone X is a lot easier actually
Just need a prying tool (possibly heat gun)
Sorry Greg. I believe the same thing when battery gate was a thing expecting it to work like new. I replaced the battery of my iPhone 7 and it still didn’t work like new. Then after I bought my XR I replaced the battery again after 18 months of use, I don’t know what it is but it never works the same.
Can anyone explain why they were able to shoot RUclips videos with the iPhone 7 but the camera now feels like a potato? Many would argue that we’re just feeling it because the newer phones are that much better. It sucks that Apple is doing this. The camera on my XR takes 30 seconds to open completely!
Downgrade your iphone to the original firmware.
I have an iPhone 6 in 2023 and it’s slower than a turtle 💀
this video is propraganda apple explained is working for tim cook
Time to upgrade
@@PessiThePenaltyDog I already did
The actual problem is the software optimization: when you put a good processor in your phone, you don't want to come up with clever ideas to optimize the software.
I see APPLE 🍎 dominated this year in each category an I’m here for it..
I don’t know, bro…
My iPad is dead because of this issue.
It’s so slow, it takes me over 40 seconds just to open up my web browser…
And I can’t update it to the OS where “peak performance” mode was added.
This is indeed an example to predatory sales tactics. It is not as justifiable as you made it seem.
Apple: Slows down old iPhones
Apple Explained: Why Apple Slows Down Old iPhones
my iphone 7 from 2016 is at 81% efficiency - not too bad
I always thought they wanted to make more money smh
They Still
This is right to some extent but its more to do with the stubbornness of Apple not providing consumers with a larger battery to start with. At the dimension of iPhone, it can easily fit in larger battery like other Androids do but it will not for the same reason, 1. to save cost 2. throttle or no throttle people will get fed up and upgrade.
Its not because Apple cares for its consumers and hence throttles the device instead of letting it shut down, its because if such things happen(and because of the smaller battery shut down will happen), its brand name will suffer so why not throttle and because they were caught red handed they have no where to hide than to provide a larger battery in the recent models.
How will you explain the fact that 12 pro max dimensions are almost like S21 Ultra but the battery is no where near 5000MaH, because Apple wants to SAVE COST and have the smaller battery DEGRADE and people can upgrade. Why when buying a second hand iPhone people care about the battery health so much and while buying Android no one asks about battery health because the batterys are large to start with.
I don't believe Apple have cared for consumers ever and its only when they are caught red handed doing wrong things or the competition has moved way ahead of it, that it tries to play catch up.
So please stop giving reasons for every thing Apple does because whatever it does, it does in such a way that it feels as if it is doing for the consumers but really its done to earn more $$$$$
@@anismistry1 stop spamming everywhere.
@@anismistry1 I’ve seen you copy and paste this on so many reply sections just stop.
@@anismistry1 Toxic Samsung fan as usual
Original iPhone 6S user here… replaced my battery almost 7 times since 2016 when I got the phone brand new… works great no issues… I buy the higher mah batteries not the original.. it lasts about 1 year and then I replace it again.. only costs $10
Another great video!!!
I'm waiting for you video about Apple CSAM issue.
That makes sense! When I charge my phone, I either put it on airplane mode or disconnect it from Internet connectivity and turn off Bluetooth connections. I always upgrade my phone every two or three years.
And they still give iOS updates to older iPhones. If you are asking for more, then you are greedy!
Told my dad that this is the reason, he didn’t know what I mean, now I got a video to tell him that
What did he say? lol
@@MuneemAx probably bought a iphone 12 pro max so the battery lasts longer xD
Its 100% to move others to upgrade like my brand new iphone is running ios 12 everything is brand new had nothing but network and overheating issues, i updated my software to ios 14 and it now runs reasonably well considering how bad it was to begin with, ill be sticking to android as they actually let you use the full potential of the hardware/software purchased
If we talk about this in a single word then it’s BUSINESS !!
Who would have thought?🤷🏿♂️
@@BillyPhilipRwoth 😂🤦
Bruh greg says is definitely right
Still doesn’t explain why my old iPhone 6S Plus with 87% battery health (battery was replaced for $29 under that special program Apple had a few years back) is slower at launching apps that it did when it shipped with iOS 9. Even with iOS 12, it was faster than how it behaves with iOS 14. The Home app is very slow to launch on iOS 14 than iOS 12. Even with a full DFU restore and setup as a new phone (not restored from any backup) launching maps, Messages, Safari, Music, Home, etc is slower on iOS 14 compared to iOS 12. I know since my 6S Plus is running it and my mom’s old iPhone 6S is still on iOS 12. It may not be “intentional” but the stock apps shouldn’t be slowed down with new software updates. It’s not a huge deal since the iPhone 6S Plus is just used for music and RUclips when I’m charging my iPhone 11 Pro Max, but still annoying.
later IOS versions eat up more performance for more features, and newer apps also eat up more resources. and yes, even STOCK apps get updates with IOS.
Its just that, at this point, the 6S isn't really cutting it.
android phones don'r run into this problem casue... you replace a droid after 2 years, which is around the point battery and IRL performance would prop to around 85%...
@@thebravegallade731 I understand your argument, but my point is that Apple doesn’t optimize software and updates for older devices.
my xr already does a ton of heavy tasks and is usually doing heavy tasks, I’m going to upgrade to the iPhone 12 because my xr just isn’t holding up as much as I need it to. awesome video.
I got iPhone 8 is okay
Just replace the battery. This is well known by now
@@jimjamjon2285 I thought about doing that but I decided I wanted a 12 anyways, I have a MagSafe Duo that my dad didn’t want and I could use the 5G capabilities, the processing power, etc.
@@leatherbirkins Just wait 3 weeks until the 13 is available and buy the 13 for the exact same price as the 12. No one should be buying the iPhone 12 this close to the 13 launch
How is your xr not holding up when my 6s is perfectly fine.
Thank you for sharing this amazing info man, keep it up!
People are mad about apple trying make batteries last longer. The just don’t understand it
Yeah…
I'de take the faster performance over longer battery life....
@@m.ahussain4005 oh of course you would
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