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ProjectManager101

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Jul 12, 2015
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I woke up this morning. My iPhone 5 was on and in red, it wasn't plugged in. I went to the kitchen, plugged in, fixed my breakfast and on my way out is was fully charged and it has been like that until noon.

I had the battery replaced a few months ago because the original was really bad. But... could it be some software update?
 
If it's still on 100% there's probably something wrong with the battery meter. My older iPhone 5 and 4 would occasionally have this problem, it stayed on 100% and then would die later on but the meter wouldn't change. You've probably already tried but give it a restart, might show it's true reading.
 
my 6 4.7 charge 1 hr got 70 %
1.20 minite 100 % full

10w charger

if i used ipad charger 12w maybe sooner
 
This happened to me back when I had an iphone 3G. After it was fully charged. It stayed 100% from 8 to 3 pm and I felt something isn't right. I turned off the phone and turned it back on and it was at around 60% when I rebooted. So it seemed like it was a glitch.
 
Question: so how come my rMB charges in like an hour but it takes three times as long to charge a phone?

The larger the battery, the more current it can accept. The rMB does charge very fast, but it still really takes about 2 hours to get 100% charged as it still tapers after 80%. I see about 20-80% in 1 hr which is awesome.
 
The larger the battery, the more current it can accept. The rMB does charge very fast, but it still really takes about 2 hours to get 100% charged as it still tapers after 80%. I see about 20-80% in 1 hr which is awesome.
Thanks!
 
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