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iPhone 5 weird battery issue
I put my iPhone 5 on charge at night, I wake up and it's at 100% full charge, I take the lighting connector out and it immediately jumps to 99%. So I turn the phone off & then back on and it's at 100% again and takes a good while on Safari or twitter or Facebook to decrease. I've drained it totally and re charged it etc. Not sure what's wrong with it. Any ideas?
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iPhone 3G, 3GS, 4S & 5. iPad 1, 2 & 3. iBook G3. MacBook Unibody 09. |
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Seems like it gets better, and goes away the older the phone gets. I get excellent battery life, it just seems that the software and the battery arent exactly in perfect sync. I really don't know why it does it. As long as you get good battery life, don't worry about it. |
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At some point when it's fully charged, it will stop charging and start discharging, when it drops to a certain point it will start charging again. It will still show 100% but when you disconnect it shows actual charge. At least that's how it works on macbooks. I guess to prevent overheating and/or keeping the battery healthy.
If you want it to be at 100% you need to disconnect it and connect it again until it's at 100% again. |
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well the phone is never really at "full" charge. It just stops charging once it reaches 100% to save battery, then it dies a little when you take it off. When you see that prong symbol on the battery that means its not gonna charge anymore unless you do something to drain the battery
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