No I don't. My previous phone (S23 Ultra) had an AOD option that I miss on my 15PM: 'show for new notifications'. It would be great if this option would be included in an upcoming update.
Coming from an 11 pro, so this is a new feature to me. I think I kind of like the always on display, but am I suffering from huge battery drain? Have people turned it off and having battery battery life ?
Mine is turned off, if I’m not looking at my phone it’s in my pocket most of the time and my Apple Watch can provide a quick glance for notifications, messages and of course the time.
Always on Display is turned off on my 15 PM. It makes sense to use this feature on the Apple Watch (which I don't even use on my Watch Ultra), but I don't think there is any point in using it on a mobile phone. It is also a feature that negatively affects the battery.
Never turned it on so far. I see no need for it. First, I live free and don't care about time. Second, I rarely get notifications since I use my phone as a tool and now mindless scrolling device and don't have any social media.
I have always used AOD on all my devices that support it. Battery life is never an issue as I charge my iPhone overnight while sleeping. My Ultra 2 Watch battery lasts a day and a half or more even with AOD on. I can always charge it for 30 mins during the day if I need more charge to get through the day. Never any burn-in issues either.
I use the always on display on my iPhone 15 pro. I have a time tracking program, and I like to look at the phone to check its timing something when it should. And I don't use an Apple Watch.
I don’t use it because my phone is more often than not in my pocket or my bag. Even when I do have it out, it doesn’t strike me as being particularly useful.I appreciate the option of being able to turn it off.
I got a 15 last month and just switched for a Pro instead. I'll mess with the AOD for a while, but as far as battery life with the new iphone, I only need to charge every other day so AOD is not a problem there.