My wife is not a power user either and has very few apps she actually uses. Which by the way don't make sense because the phone went from working perfectly to all the sudden not being able to hold a charge almost overnight. All the troubleshooting steps Apple mentions online. Same steps, we turned off background apps and shut off bluetooth and so on and so forth. My wife also had the same problem on her iPhone 6 two months ago. If I have to spend that much I might as well just save up the extra cash and buy a Samsung. I really don't feel like throwing out $100 on a battery that can't even be guaranteed to fix the problem. If anyone ever finds a solution to this please let me know. I guess I shouldn't expect much more from a clearly money hungry company. It's February 2017, there's no reason for this to be happening. I'm really considering going over to an Android. Because apparently everyone has thousands of dollars to throw out every few months when their device starts acting up. I'm not contacting Apple as every time I've had an issue with a product in the past they would just tell me there's nothing they can do and to buy a new phone/computer. I've tried everything that has been suggested besides getting a new battery. My phone is impossible to use unless it's being charged.
It was draining 1% about every minute, I timed it. Yesterday it started draining even faster.
That's with no apps running in the background and just having the phone sit there with the screen off playing music. The percentage was always accurate at this point, but I could be at 100% one minute and 15 minutes later I'd be at 40%. My phone would die instantly when I would try to take a picture.Īfter a few weeks of that it then started to die faster. I also noticed this happening more often when I used the camera. It could die at 90% or at 10% I never really knew. At first it would jump between different percentages so I never knew what it was really at until I plugged it in.
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