First of all, I have to say the batter on my 6s+ is amazing. I sometimes get two days of moderate use out of it. I have yet to kill it in a single day. And I actually realized yesterday that I'd never actually run the battery completely out before. However, when my phone did shut down, it did so with 12% left of its charge (or so the indicator told me). I was super annoyed. I'd forgotten my charger and was going to need this charge. The highways were bad and there was a blizzard and I wanted to conserve that last bit of power just in case something happened on the road. Low and behold the phone died as soon as I got on the road.
Has this happened to anyone else? Is this typical? I'm a little bit suspicious as I also feel iPhones misrepresent their signal strength to make you think they have better connectivity than other kinds of phones. Do they do the same with the battery? Or is there something amiss with my battery? Or, again, is this more to do with the fact that I'd never completely drained my battery before?
Has this happened to anyone else? Is this typical? I'm a little bit suspicious as I also feel iPhones misrepresent their signal strength to make you think they have better connectivity than other kinds of phones. Do they do the same with the battery? Or is there something amiss with my battery? Or, again, is this more to do with the fact that I'd never completely drained my battery before?
