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Geekbench 4 ios battery scores / Geekbench / Discussion Area - Primate Labs Support
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iApplebytes confirms iOS 13.5.1 has a worse battery life, geekbench 5 battery test is a intensive test. On my iPhone 11 i got around 9-10hours of screen on usage and on geekbench
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Geekbench 3.3
Geekbench 5 is released with all-new tests, modes, and scores
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Geekbench 4.2 - Geekbench
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