What is your usage in those 3.5 hours? 30 min? More?
I let mine charge to 100% last night. Went to bed and woke up 6 hours later with 99% which is good...but right when i start to use it lightly...check mail one use an app for 5 min and send a few txts..it drops 1% every 2-3 min still...hmmmm
If i set up as new phone i lose everything correct? ugh...
Its only good to charge if it needs it. Alot of people don't realize its not good to keep a battery at high % ALL the time. Its def a good idea to drain the sucker to 0% (let the phone shutoff from no power) then to keep it always at like 50%+.
On my iPhone 4 i would say about ... 90% of the time i will always run netflix or something on it when its low like 20% ish (on 3g .. due to more battery drain but i have unlimited data so that depends if you have this) to kill the battery to 0% (phone shuts off) then charge it.
I don't know what else to tell you. I'm just telling you what happens on all of my iOS devices. Keep a couple large games open and let me know how responsive your phone runs.You may disagree, but he is right.
Very strange. I noticed my battery going down really fast yesterday so decided to monitor it more closely today. Took it off charge at 11am (100%) and by 6pm it was down to 19% and I haven't been using much, maybe 20 mins browsing and 20 mins calls. I have come straight from a 4 and battery issue was never a problem.
Will keep an eye on it over the next few days and hopefully things will improve as there are plenty of people out there who aren't having any problems.
You, Sir, do not know what you are talking about. Peoiple like you are what confuses people into doing dumb things to their battery. You can do as you wish to your battery but most here will tell you that you are very wrong.![]()
I don't know what else to tell you. I'm just telling you what happens on all of my iOS devices. Keep a couple large games open and let me know how responsive your phone runs.
I don't care what Apple's "intentions" are because it's not working out as they "intended"
It brings my phone to a grinding halt.
I don't know what else to tell you. I'm just telling you what happens on all of my iOS devices. Keep a couple large games open and let me know how responsive your phone runs.
I don't care what Apple's "intentions" are because it's not working out as they "intended"
It brings my phone to a grinding halt.
Went to bed with 100% and woke up with 99%. This is with two reminders and every possible feature except bluetooth turned on.
iCloud only runs when the iPhone is PLUGGED IN.. So no effect on battery.
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35% in 4hrs and 30mins.. With average usage, is this normal?
This battery life is ridiculous..
Going to let it drain and fully recharge.
I was getting terrible stand by battery life as well. After reading through this thread I saw that a couple people seemed to get much improved battery life after turning WiFi Sync off. I did the same and since then it's been VERY much improved.
That's funny. This list sounds like most of the complaints you get about Android phones.Boy it's a good thing they didn't come out with a 4G LTE iPhone, you guys would have lost your minds.
1. Plug your phone in at night
2. If you can carry a charger with you and use it when you can
3. If you drive have a car charger and use it when you can
4. Get an external battery
I'd much rather do some or all of the above rather than disabling the functionality of the phone, after all that's what you buy it for.
What do you mean exactly by wifi sync? Itunes wifi sync? Icloud?
I was getting terrible stand by battery life as well. After reading through this thread I saw that a couple people seemed to get much improved battery life after turning WiFi Sync off. I did the same and since then it's been VERY much improved.
I still don't get it, wifi sync only works when its plugged in or when you tell it to.