With the launch of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, Apple finally brought an always-on display to millions of iPhone users around the world. However, Apple's implementation is different from what you would have seen on Android phones over the past several years. Instead of turning off the screen and simply showing the time and notifications, Apple has taken things a step further and instead simply dims the screen and drops the refresh rate to 1Hz. So whether you like iPhone 14 Pro AOD and want to enable it, or you dislike it and want to turn it off, here's how to enable or disable Always on Display in iPhone 14 Pro (and Pro Max).

Personally, I don't like the always on display implemented the way Apple has done it. It feels more distracting, and it must definitely be a battery. While we'll discuss how to enable Always On Display first, if you're like me and just want to turn it off, you can use the table of contents below to skip ahead to that section.

Always on Display is enabled by default on the iPhone 14 Pro. But if it's not turned on for you, or you accidentally turned it off, here's how to enable AOD in iPhone.

Now when you lock your iPhone screen, it doesn't go completely blank. Instead, it will lower the brightness and reduce the refresh rate to 1Hz to save battery life.