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Rebooting takes ~7 seconds and ideally only happens when I attempt to use it. But regardless of that.... why does it take a nontrivial amount of power?
by chatmasta 2y ago
Rebooting takes ~7 seconds and ideally only happens when I attempt to use it.
But regardless of that.... why does it take a nontrivial amount of power?
- klausa 2y agoBecause booting is relatively CPU-intensive, compared to being at idle. But iPhones do not boot in 7 seconds either — it's closer to 40. At least that's what it took on my 16 Pro Max right now when I tested it.
- fnueiwfg923 2y agoMy iphone 15 just rebooted in 12 seconds.
- oarsinsync 2y agoRebooted or turned on? I had to create a shortcut to actually trigger a reboot, as I couldn’t find a reboot option in settings. My iPhone 13 mini on iOS 17.7.1 took 29 seconds.
- asadotzler 2y agowow. that's quick. my two year old galaxy takes ~37 seconds.
- forgotoldacc 2y agoI'd love to know what model of iPhone you have a see a video of it shutting down and starting back up in 7 seconds. Sounds like an incredible piece of hardware.