Don’t want your iPhone 14 Pro to be Always ON? Turn it off, here are the steps

The Always On Display on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max can be turned off in just a few easy steps.

By: HT TECH
| Updated on: Sep 17 2022, 19:48 IST
iPhone 14 Pro Max: It is HERE, and we take a quick look
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1/6 The iPhone 14 Pro Max brings a new 48MP main camera in addition to the new 12MP ultrawide camera and the same old 12MP 3X telephoto camera. The front 12MP camera has an autofocus lens system.  (Amritanshu / HT Tech)
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2/6 The iPhone 14 Pro Max retains almost the same design as the iPhone 13 Pro Max. The Deep Purple colour variant is the new colour this here; we have got the Gold version with us. (Amritanshu / HT Tech)
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3/6 The iPhone 14 Pro Max uses the new 4nm A16 Bionic chip that promises marginal performance gains over the A15 Bionic. AnTuTu scores show a performance gain of 28 percent in graphics and 19 percent in CPU. (Amritanshu / HT Tech)
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4/6 iPhone 14 Pro Max has a 6.7-inch OLED display with a variable refresh rate of 1Hz-120Hz. The 1Hz mode allows for an Always On Display for the first time on an iPhone and you can see your widgets as well as wallpaper. Peak brightness levels go up to 2000 nits. (Amritanshu / HT Tech)
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5/6 iPhone 14 Pro Max gets rid of the notch in favour of a pill-shaped Dynamic Island. Other than masking the cutouts, it changes shape to accommodate the icons and widgets. (Amritanshu / HT Tech)
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6/6 The iPhone 14 Pro Max starts at a price of Rs. 139,900 in India for the 128GB variant and goes up to Rs. 189,900 for the 1TB version.  (Amritanshu / HT Tech)
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Always on Display on the Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max (Amritanshu / HT Tech)

One of the nicest features on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max is the Always On Display. It simply lets your iPhone's screen stay on even when you have locked it. It is just like the Always On Display functions we have seen on Samsung Galaxy devices and other Android smartphones for years but Apple does it differently. In essence, your iPhone 14 Pro's lockscreen never really turns off. This can be irritating for many and hence, urge them to turn it off.

This and the fact that the Always On Display is sipping battery life from the phone faster than usual could be a good reason to turn it off. While the process is easy, we would like you to know that the feature is highly useful and only enhances the productivity. Plus, there are many instances when the Always On Display turns off itself.

Always On Display on iPhone 14 Pro: When does it turn off?

The feature doesn't work when:

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- Your iPhone is lying face down, i.e., the display is covered

- You have kept it in your pocket or bag

- You have activated Sleep Focus

- You have activated the Low Power Mode

- The iPhone is connected to CarPlay

- You are using Continuity Camera

- You have left your iPhone unused for a while

- If you wear an Apple Watch, the AOD will turn off if you are away from the phone's Bluetooth range.

Benefits of turning off iPhone 14 Pro Always On Display

There are three good reasons to do so.

- First is to save battery life, since Always On Display is a battery hog

- Secondly, you seek more privacy when not using the iPhone. AOD shows notifications and basic data.

- Third, it reduces the health of the phone's OLED display.

How to Turn Always-On display off on iPhone 14 Pro

Step 1:

The feature is turned on by default. Hence you need to turn it off manually. 

Step 2:

Open your iPhone 14 Pro and Go to Settings and navigate to Display & Brightness.

Step 3:

Scroll down to Always On toggle and turn Always-On display off.

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First Published Date: 17 Sep, 19:48 IST
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