75% of Customers Want an iPhone With Better Battery Life [Survey]

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Posted September 5, 2018 at 5:23pm by iClarified

In a recent survey of 1665 adults conducted by USA Today, respondents identified three new features they really wanted to see in Apple's next generation iPhones.

The survey found that 75% of customers wanted better battery life, 66% wanted shatter-proof glass, and 44% wanted expandable storage. When asked to choose just one feature, 38% chose battery life and 24% chose the shatter-proof screen.

Here's some of the other requested features. Notably, just 10% wanted Apple to get rid of the notch.

● Charge the phone to be able to listen on headphones simultaneously (39 percent) while 37 percent said to back the headphone jack.
● Ditch the Lightning port (29 percent) and replace it with a USB-C connector, which has become the new all-in-one port for charging phones, computers and some cameras.
● Improvement to the FaceID recognition system, which some critics say is spotty. (19 percent)
● A faster refresh rate for apps. (18 percent)
● Remove the notch from the top of the iPhone X screen: (10 percent)

Apple is expected to unveil three new iPhones at a special 'Gather round' event on September 12th. Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.

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D4xM4Nx - September 5, 2018 at 10:44pm

Of course they've always had battery problems, taking care of it on settings and responsible usage goes a long way... My iPhone X gets charged each 2-3 days excepting when I hammer it with them SSS class iOS games.

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Jobijoba - September 5, 2018 at 9:55pm

My iPhone 10 goes for a bit more than 2 days. Mind you, I don’t play games with it, neither watch videos.

fastandloose - September 5, 2018 at 8:02pm

Apple has to lower the prices on all iPhones I’m still on my iPhone 5S

MakkiMenko - September 5, 2018 at 5:49pm

People need to learn how to use their phone. Before complaining about it.

curtixman - September 5, 2018 at 5:31pm

They’re wrong. They don’t actually want better battery life. They simply need to learn how to better use their iPhone to maximize it’s battery life.

charlydx21 - September 6, 2018 at 2:20am

Not really, if Samsung are giving their users longer battery life and even up to the option to switch the battery, then why can’t Apple do the same. That’s the main reason people ditch apple, cause of the complications that come with it when it’s a simple solution on another phone.