Apple has long been known for its sleek and user-friendly products. But even the most advanced technology can have shortcomings. One such flaw is the iPhone’s battery life. Despite being touted as one of the most powerful smartphones on the market, iPhones tend to die quickly due to their battery life. In a study conducted by Consumer Reports, it was found that it takes an iPhone 6S about two hours and forty minutes to turn on from being completely dead. This is significantly longer than other smartphones on the market which typically take around thirty minutes to turn on from a dead state. One possible explanation for this discrepancy is that iPhones are designed with a more robust battery life in mind. The phone’s hardware is more powerful, meaning that it requires more power to start up. Additionally, Apple has made it difficult for users to replace or upgrade their batteries, which could be another reason why batteries last longer in iPhones than in other smartphones. ..
