[jsntrenkler]

Hello iMore,

Do you use the 'Reduce Motion' setting in iOS7? Personally I do as I find the animations to be slow and slightly annoying, I am curious to see the results of the rest of the iMore community, so take the poll and shout out below.

[swampbaby]

No I do not use the reduce motions. I personally like the zooming in and out effects. At first when iOS 7 was revealed I wasn't completely sold on the overall look of it. Howevr after some months I'm warming up to it. Still not a fan of the flatness of icons or loud color pallet.

[acerace113]

Yes I do but for performance reasons


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[pr1nce]

I'm using the reduce motion option now. When iOS 7 was released I preferred the zooming and animations. It got a bit annoying.

[Fausty82]

I will enable it as soon as Apple resolved the bug that causes the springboard to crash if you have Reduce Motion [ON] and use TouchID to unlock your phone. Supposedly it’s fixed in iOS 7.1... but an not running 7.1 yet (need a stable device while on call at my job)...

[taz323]

I don't use the reduce motion, haven't had many issues not to like it.

[warcraftWidow]

Nope. I like the animations

[Eileen89]

I did before the last update, but not anymore.

[Garz]

No. I love them.

[metllicamilitia]

Nope, doesn't seem to affect battery life much either. I've grown accustomed to them and like seeing the cool ways dev's implement them.


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[Fit24]

The zooming and animations are ok, but I prefer to use the reduce motion option with the fade-in/out switching.


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[skittlepop]

I just recently started using it on my iPad 3 and it has made a huge difference in performance.