How old is your battery? Are you sure it's not the battery that is the problem? This started to happen with my 6s a few months ago. Fortunately my phone qualified for the 6s battery replacement program and it hasn't happened since I had the battery replaced.
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Perhaps it's different with different devices. iOS 8 was my worst experience by far (nothing else even comes close to how bad iOS 8 was). The initial release was so full of bugs and most of them weren't dealt with until iOS 8.3. I especially loved the "You want to answer the phone when someones call you?? Too bad, you can't" bug, it made me want to throw my phone out the window and go buy an Android phone.
If that works for you great. iOS 9 was generally pretty good on my 6s, but super laggy on my old 5c before I upgraded. iOS 9.3.5 in particular introduced a weird lag on my 6s which made it feel a little slow. I was going to do a clean install to see if that fixed the issue but decided to try the iOS 10 beta first. For me iOS 10 felt so much smoother and faster and finally made 3D touch feel useful so I ended up just using the beta until the GM for iOS 10 came out.
Ok this. Also the fact that you can't downgrade easily/at all.
I don't think iOS 10 is buggy, but makes everything so slow on my iPad Mini. To be fair though, I hardly use my Mini now due to how bad Safari is on it. So, I guess I might not be using it enough to see bugs.
I only remember a crazy amount of bugs at the beginning of iOS 9. No other iOS was that bad for me when it came to bugs.
What device are you using? I am just wondering.
It is interesting that Apple acknowledged the problem on the 6s but never did with any other version. I know plenty of people who had this issue on the 6 as well before iOS 10 came out.
I updated my 6S and 6S+ to 10.1.1 to be able to jailbreak.
That was on my iPhone 6s. It introduced a weird lag that made my iPhone feel a little slow. I was going to try a clean install but ended up trying a beta of iOS 10 (it was a later beta and I had heard good things) and found the experience so much better (both in speed and functionality) that I never went back to iOS 9.3.5.
Having no issues here at all with my 7 Plus performance wise. It blows away the S7 Edge in performance
Just not my Jailbroken iPad Pro 12.9". Could never use it without my tweaks which actually makes it somewhat of a computer replacement.
