How much battery life does dark mode provide?

 For years, experts have recommended that the iPhone should turn on dark mode to preserve the life of the iPhone battery their iPhones. If you do not know the reason, the answer is because most recent iPhone models have been upgraded from LCD screens to OLED screens and that type of screen, the black color does not draw any power at all as the screen pixels are turned off in this place. This means that the more black the screen contains, the less pixels are lit, thus saving energy. But what was not clear was how old he is the battery Which dark mode or dark mode actually offers but thanks to researchers at Purdue University, we now have the answer.


recent study

Purdue University researchers tested a number of commonly used apps on popular Android devices such as the Pixel 2 (2017), Moto Z3 (2018), Pixel 4 (2019) and Pixel 5 (2020). The iPhone X that works with an OLED screen will give the same results. The apps that were tested included YouTube, News, Google Maps, Calendar, Calculator, and Google Phone.


How much battery life does dark mode provide?

At normal brightness levels, specifically at 50%, the energy savings were simple, only 8.5% of battery life was saved.

At 30% brightness and dark mode, only less than 5% of battery power was saved.

However, at full brightness, dark mode offers a massive amount of battery life with an astonishing 47% decrease in battery draw.

So unless you need the higher brightness screen, like on a sunny day, Dark Mode will only save a small percentage of battery life, so little that you might not even notice it.


How to turn on dark mode

Useful tips for using your iPhone at night or in the dark

Turning on the dark mode is easy, you just have to go to the settings on the iPhone and then click on the display and brightness and then choose dark to turn on the dark mode, you can also access the dark mode from the control center and then press the night mode to turn it on or off.

To turn on dark mode automatically at sunset or at a specific time, go to Settings > Display & Brightness and select Automatic. Then click Options to set a schedule for Dark Mode.

Do you always rely on dark mode, tell us in the comments

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Abu Haroun

I mean, is it possible to clarify more, according to our understanding of the article, that we put the highest brightness and turn on the dark mode? Is this what the article intended to take advantage of the dark mode?

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nawaf

Thanks for the great article 🌹

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Dr. Tariq

Dark mode is more beautiful and calm for the eyes

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Bahaa Al-Salibi

I think that there is a defect in the translation of the article, as if it is recommended to use high brightness with dark mode. Was the translation wrong or was my understanding wrong? please help me

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Amer Nayef

I did not understand ? I mean, if you use the dark mode, raise the brightness to the highest degree to save battery, and do not lower the brightness as much as possible.

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Abu Al Munther

I always use it to look 👍

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Fahd Al-Qahtani

I hope I get used to the dark mode. I can't accept it. I feel as if I'm depressed or the dark mode makes me feel depressed. I hope I get used to it, especially since my iPhone 12 mini has a small battery. I need to save more.

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Ahmed Alansari

An hour ago, the dark mode was launched, and I've been using it.. It gives comfort to the eyes.. Saves battery power.. Apps and mobile settings look better.

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Nasser Al-Ziyadi

It is irrespective of saving energy
Dark mode is easier on the eyes
For me, I can't stand seeing the white color on the screen of the device

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Ahmed

I am in general and far from saving the battery I am constantly running dark mode

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Ammar Hisham Al-Samarrai

My device has an LCD screen, if I put it in a dark mode, the charging differs, if the same thing?

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Abu Wissam

Dark Mode...Designed by sight...It reduces the brightness on the retina

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Vaughn Islam

There are also screens that reduce battery consumption
It includes four types of RGBW pixels
red
green H
Blue B
White W
Thus, white light only consumes a third

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Vaughn Islam

This applies to true black because the pixel is off and does not consume electricity and does not produce heat, and the life of the pixel, its quality and brightness are prolonged. This is in the interest of colors and the high-definition range because the pixel usage period is shorter, and this is only achieved with images with values ​​#000000.
In photo-editing applications such as
background

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