Just early this morning, Apple quietly pushed the official version of iOS 16.1.2 system upgrade to users. Many Apple fans are full of expectations for this upgrade, after all, in iOS 16.1.

Just in the early morning of this year, Apple quietly pushed the official version of iOS 16.1.2 system to users. Many Apple fans are full of expectations for this upgrade. After all, the experience on the iOS 16.1.1 system is not perfect. Many Apple fans upgraded the first time this morning. Most Apple fans said that the optimization is not bad, but the experience experience after each model is upgraded differently. Let me share with you the experience experience of upgrading iPhone 13 to upgrade iOS 16.1.2 official version.

Many friends are still wondering if iPhone 13 is worth upgrading to iOS16.1.2 official version? The editor also upgraded the situation early this morning, and experienced it for most of the day, sharing experience feedback and upgrade suggestions.

iPhone13 has been upgraded from iOS16.1.1 to iOS16.1.2. Although it is only a small version upgrade, the biggest feeling I gave me is that the signal improvement is very obvious. Before, the signal in the office building was always only 1 grid. Sometimes the mobile 5G network has no signal yet. Upgraded to the official version of iOS16.1.2, the same office building signal can be stable at 2 grids, and the 5G network speed is much faster than before. However, the base station signal in each region is different, so you can test it yourself.

iPhone 13 will have lag when playing King of Glory and League of Legends mobile games during iOS16.1.1, and there will be some bugs in King of Glory voice to text. The frame rate of the game is very stable when upgrading to the official version of iOS16.1.2, and the King of Glory voice to text has also been optimized and improved. In terms of battery life of

, the iPhone 13 can be seen with the naked eye that the power loss is very fast when it is iOS 16.1.1. The power loss speed of upgrading to iOS 16.1.2 is indeed slower, and there is no problem of power jump. From the full power outage at 8 am to 16 am, the remaining power is still 73% when it is lightly used. Before, iOS 16.1.1 was less than 70%, and the battery life is indeed more power-saving.

also needs to focus on killing the backend. iPhone 13 will have a certain probability of killing the backend every day in iOS 16.1.1, but it has been used for most of the day since the official version of iOS 16.1.2, and has not encountered killing the backend yet.

If your iPhone 13 is currently iOS 16.1.1, it consumes fast power, has poor signal, kills the background, or has poor gaming experience, it is recommended to upgrade the same model to get a better and perfect experience.