IOS16.1 supports Apple's full range of display battery percentage

You can never imagine what Apple will do next. Just days after the launch of iOS16, iOS16.1 came. One of the upgrades made many small partners nod their heads. That is, iOS16.1 supports Apple to display the percentage of power in the full range. Previously, the small screen models of iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 mini, and iPhone 13 mini can also display the percentage of power!

iOS16.1 supports AppleThe percentage of power displayed in the whole series

The "battery percentage" display function added to iOS16 is not supported by the original iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 mini, and iPhone 13 mini models. Many small partners expressed dissatisfaction with this.

In the early morning of this morning, Apple pushed the beta update ofiOS 16.1Developer Preview (build number: 20B5045d) to iPhone users today. This update is 16 days away from the last release.

Netizens found that the four full screen iPhones that previously could not display the percentage of power have all supported the percentage display of power after upgrading. The following four models are included:iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 mini, and iPhone 13 mini

IOS 16.1 supports the percentage of power displayed by Apple in the full range, which is very worthwhile for some small screen users. However, you should also consider that if your model is relatively old, even if you can see the percentage, it is not suitable for updating, because the probability of small losses is high.