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Home animation lagging in iphone xr ios 15

Hi, i've been experiencing lags every time i swpe up to close an app to go to the home screen. The phone freezes for a second (as it shows in the video) or it skips some frames looking really choppy. I have around 95gb of free storage and the battery health is 94% so my phone is not the problem, i already forced the restart and even restored it to factory settings, didn't helped. any recomendations?




iPhone XR, iOS 15

Posted on Oct 21, 2021 6:25 PM

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Jan 23, 2022 4:23 AM in response to kuba5b

iOS 15.2.1 is a God sent update for XR users like us. This swipe based lag/stutter is reduced to a healthy 90% after updating to 15.2.1. Almost not happening in my iPhone XR nowadays. I was actually hopeless till 15.2. But now I'm very very hopefully that the next week update of 15.3 would iron out this issue completely and bring us the 14.8 level performance rightfully back to our XR devices. 🤞

Jan 23, 2022 12:35 PM in response to KMANOJ_MJ

15.2.1 has definitely improved the stutter by a lot, but I do get some stuttering still when swiping up during more intensive applications like, "air visual" and my browser "firefox" (when on a more intensive website). I'm hopeful iOS 15.2.2 or 15.3 will really improve these glitches even more.


On a side note I just reinstalled iOS to see what would happen and the stutters and animations when swiping up are definitely smother but there still is the occasional stutter as always. The Xs Max is a great phone and the Apple a12 chipset is still more powerful than the google Pixel 6s' Tensor chipset by comparison benchmarks. So there is no reason this can't be resolved in the near future if Apple's team is already at work on it.

Feb 2, 2022 6:56 PM in response to Julio_Graziano

I know this isn't related to iPhones or iOS, but I have a 12" Retina MacBook that stutters on webpages like twitter or YouTube. It shouldn't do that though seeing my much older 2011 MBP doesn't stutter. However I haven't found any sources besides you that have this issue. I just thought that was interesting that you brought that up.


Anyone else here have that issue on Mac OS Monterrey or iOS 15?

Mar 17, 2022 3:51 PM in response to Julio_Graziano

Different phone of mine to compare. Just for comparation. I used to have two Xs Max at the same time which is 512 and 64. Did reset for those 2 phones and updated to 15.3 use same wifi. While 512 run very well no stuttering at all, at the same time the other 64 stuttered like i used old iPhone. It was not about internal storage of course because for sure both are fresh. I don't think it was software related. If it was, all phones with related ios version should experiencing the same feel. And Apple will mention it on each update regarding that. I think perhaps hardware related. For example on SE 2016 there are 2 chipset manufacturer Samsung and TMSC that has different characteristics. Samsung is more powerful but hot. TMSC is below Samsung's performance but cooler. For my Xs Maxs case, i think maybe there are different parts on each phone that we don't know what it is that responsible for kind of lag and bit unresponsive touch here and there like on typing with keyboard, etc. Lucky phone will have good software on top of its certain hardware and unlucky phone vice versa

Mar 17, 2022 4:31 PM in response to daraku79

Do you think that battery health may be a part of the problem? I checked my phones battery health in the normal battery tab in settings and it said "Peak Performance Capability" saying it was at 84% health. But when doing further research in settings it actually had about 600 battery cycles which is a lot for any iPhone. So I'm starting to think my problems may relate to that.

Mar 21, 2022 2:06 PM in response to daraku79

I’m sorry but just to clarify, I don’t think the battery health indicator goes below 60 because then the battery becomes too difficult to accurately get a reading on. But I do get what you mean, if it’s not battery related it seems that it’s probably software unfortunately.


For me- I’m still getting my battery replaced if it drops any farther just because it’s old.

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