Old iPhone devices will restore original performance on iOS 11.3 system
Apple's promise to restore the original performance of older iPhone devices with the upcoming iOS 11.3 mobile operating system update has now been confirmed by testers running the latest beta. According to some benchmark tests performed by iHelpBR editor FilipeEsp ó sito on iPhone 6 Plus smartphones running iOS 11.2.1 stable or the latest iOS 11.3 beta, when the device is updated to iOS 11.3, the device performance returns to its original state.
FilipeEsp ó sito said in a tweet: "my iPhone 6 Plus benchmark, regardless of performance, iOS 11.3 can really bring back the original speed. It should be noted that the device's battery has been degraded according to the new battery health feature in iOS 11.3. Even at 75% maximum capacity, FilipeEsp ó sito's iPhone 6 Plus smartphone battery can still support normal performance operation, although Apple's battery health feature recommends the use of new batteries to fully restore the device's performance.
Apple's iOS 11.3 mobile operating system update, which will be launched this spring, supports all iPhone devices and will include new battery health features to show users how degraded the battery is and whether it needs to be replaced. Although it has not yet been implemented in the current beta, Apple also promises a new switching feature that allows users of older iPhone devices such as iPhone SE,iPhone 6 Plus,iPhone 6 Plus,iPhone 6s / 6s Plus and iPhone 7 Plus to disable deliberate deceleration implemented in earlier versions.
however, if you choose to disable performance limits on older iPhone devices running iOS 11.3, you must tolerate unexpected shutdown in some cases, such as cold outside, low battery, and so on.
