Apple pushed the iOS16.2RC quasi-official version to iPhone users in the early morning, and also brought the iOS15.7.2RC quasi-official version. The former is mainly for iPhone 8 or above, and the latter is for models that cannot be upgraded to iOS 16. So how is the experience of upgrading to iOS 11 iPhone 14? Let me share with you the experience of upgrading.
iPhone14 standard version, battery health is 100%. It has been upgraded from iOS16.1.2 to iOS16.2RC. The subjective feeling is that the battery power down has obviously slowed down, and there is no problem of power off. It does not lose power for 6 hours when standby. However, iOS16.1.2 lost 1% of power down, and after three hours of power down, the remaining power of iOS16.2RC is 62%. Before iOS16.1.2 was also 3 hours of Honor of Kings, and the remaining power is only 57%. The battery life is indeed too strong. In terms of sound quality, many people say that improving sound quality is metaphysics. What is certain is that everyone's listening experience is different. I personally think that low-end performance of iOS 16.2RC will be better. In terms of
signal, the iPhone 14's signal performance in iOS16.1.2 is not particularly good. In the subway, the signal in the underground parking lot is only 1-2 grids. The signals upgraded to iOS16.2RC can be increased to 2-3 grids. In outdoor scenarios, the full grid signal is most of the time.
iPhone 14 is upgraded to iOS16.2RC, and the mask unlocking speed is faster than iOS16.1.2, and it can be unlocked in seconds at various angles.
Finally, talk about the fever situation. The full-blooded A15 processor equipped with the iPhone 14 is fine to run various large games. The picture quality can be fully turned on, but the heating temperature will increase significantly after the picture quality is fully turned on. However, due to the excellent temperature control performance of iOS16.2RC, the heat is obviously not as hot as iOS16.1.2, and it hardly heats up in daily use.
iPhone 14 upgraded to iOS16.2RC does bring a better user experience than iOS16.1.2. This time, the iOS16.2RC system has become stable and there will be basically no system crash. With the arrival of iOS16.2RC, it means that the official version is not far away. It is expected that the official version of iOS16.2 will be pushed next week. Friends who plan to get the first experience can choose iOS16.2RC. Friends who pursue extreme stability can wait for the official version next week.
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