That message finally went away after several hours last night. I have been using iPhones since the iPhone 4S, it is odd that I have not see that message in all the iOS versions I have used.Guess you’re not the kind who plays around with their iPhone after an update. I don’t know what the threshold is but yeah, I’ve seen it a few times over the years.
I think it’s iOSs way of saying “Get a life!”?♂️
I might have to do a reset as even with the update that's just come through my phone was dead by 22.00. with an awful 2 hours, 42 mins screen time
I agree, comparing drain and tracking down reasons may just be too complex.
I found out that these are two different things:
I have had a case where a rogue app starts and runs in the background. I had the case where the Apple Maps app started and was running in the background for over 7 hours. I did a hard reset and that seemed to solve it. This is running iOS 15.2.1.
Did you use the phone for 3 hours and only lost 7%? My 13 Pro consumes way more than that. But if you mean 3 hours of standby time with little usage than it might be too much, especially considering that the first 5% charge loss is "masked" to you and you are probably at 89/90% in reality
Light usage of social media apps and Revolut.. in-fact, now it's 2:20 PM, used GPS for like 10-15 minutes, Safari and MS Teams all on 5G and now I have 82% left (according to the phone's stats - 1h 32m screen-on and 10m of screen-off time). I'm really considering a hard reset of all settings and set the phone as new? Will this help?
Can you post a 24-hour battery usage chart with “SHOW ACTIVITY” selected to show the app times (not percentages).
Looks similar to my usage, "slope" of graph wise. I observe two kinds of 13 Pro out there. Outstanding ones, which can make 8/10 hours of screen time, and average ones like ours, which can do 5/7 hours of screen time on average per day. This may or may be not linked with app usage, but I don't think so. I tried everything. Shame that our phones aren't bad enough to be considered faulty, but to be fair I didn't contact Apple yet
I kinda agree with you mate. I'm not a battery freak (or at least I'm no longer) but as soon as I noticed the BH drain to 99% something really happened with my battery. On an average day, I use my phone a maximum of 2 to 3 (speaking on work weeks). I'm going to bed around 23:30-00:00 and I have around 40 to 50% - which on paper looks absolutely amazing, but for a light usage over the, I expected a little more. For now, I'll see how the battery will perform in the next days/weeks and If something dramatic happens, I'll probably try with a hard reset (bad for me, we don't have an official Apple Store in Bulgaria).
If you have already gone through and did a setup as new device and the battery drain was still bad, then you could have a good case to get your phone replaced under warranty. If you Apple Care you could get a express real;acement after Apple Support has verified what is happening with your phone.
From 7am to 3pm on the 1/28 didi you use Messenger, Google Map, Instagram, Facebook?
