The iPhone 14 Pro has two kinds of always-on displays: each one is different from Android

 

The iPhone 14 Pro has two kinds of always-on displays: each one is different from Android

The common off-screen display on Android is finally presented on the iPhone 14 Pro series. With the OLED screen’s black, non-luminous and low-power consumption features, the phone can always display key information such as time and notification messages in the off-screen state.

Today’s news, according to XDA reports, the iPhone 14 Pro series has two off-screen display states, one is that the screen brightness is reduced, and the lock screen wallpaper and widgets can be displayed.

The other is pure black display. Users can turn it on in the "Settings" - "Focus" - "Select Focus Mode" option. After opening, the system will be the same as Android. The background of the mobile phone is black, and the time, weather and other information will be displayed in white fonts. show.

It is worth noting that this mode is officially named "Focus Mode" by Apple. Unlike Android phones, after enabling this mode, "Do Not Disturb" will always be displayed at the bottom of the phone interface.

In addition, because the iPhone 14 Pro series uses an LTPO panel, the refresh rate in the off-screen mode can be as low as 1Hz, so it consumes very little power.

Moreover, the iPhone 14 Pro series screen display can also be linked with the Apple Watch. When the user wears the Apple Watch and leaves the room, the iPhone 14 Pro Max screen will be completely closed.