As reported by XDA, the iPhone 14 Pro has not one always-on display mode, but two display modes, including a more familiar option that is well-known to many Android device users.

The first mode has already been described by many bloggers and commenters in their videos on YouTube: in this mode, the screen brightness is reduced, while the screen image is preserved, wallpapers and widgets appear.

The second mode allows you to make the screen completely black. Users can enable it under Settings – Focus – Select Focus Mode. In this mode, it is similar to Always On Display on Android smartphones. The background will be black and the time, date and weather will be reflected in white.

Yes, Apple officially calls this mode “focus mode”. Unlike Android phones, “Do not disturb” is always displayed at the bottom of the phone interface after turning on this mode.

Since the iPhone 14 Pro series uses an LTPO panel, the refresh rate in screenless mode can only be 1Hz, so it consumes very little power. We will remind you that in the normal mode of the always-on display, the smartphone continues to consume a lot of energy, which was noted by the reviewers. Source