Public beta updates are a lot more stable compared to the Developer Beta builds, which are strictly targeted at developers to optimize their apps and software. However, you should still generally avoid installing beta updates, especially on a machine that is used for work or regular studies. Beta updates can break certain features and suffer from poor optimization, especially for third-party apps. This not only translates into frequent crashes, jitters, and an overall poor user experience, but might also cause the device to heat up even at non-demanding tasks.
However, the most frequently reported issue with beta software is battery drain. Once again, due to half-baked system resource management, the device usually ends up consuming more battery juice than usual. Even in when the tablet is sitting idle, the device could end with a severe battery drain.
Another point worth keeping in mind is the security aspect. Compared to a stable update, there is a high chance that a beta update might have security vulnerabilities. While Apple’s track record with releasing security patches is impressive, you should try to steer clear of the risks.
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