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potimus

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Aug 25, 2013
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Hi everyone, recently I've been having battery life issues with my iPhone 4S. It started happening sometime after updating to iOS7, but I'm not sure if that's the cause or not.

My phone seems to not display the right battery percentage, because it will do strange things, like die at 60% for example, and once I plug it in, it will go back to 95% immediately. It will also drop battery life on a whim, one second it will read 80% and the next it will read 15%.

I'm not sure if this is a software issue, but I have restored my iPhone from a previous backup, and I'm still having the same issues. Will replacing the battery in my iPhone fix my problem, or should be I trying something else?

Thanks.
 
me too

my 4S did this the other day.
Showed 20 percent, I plugged it in the car charger and it jumped to 75 percennt.
 
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I think I will end up changing the battery...



I've dropped it once or twice, but not very often. It's in a hard case at all times, and the phone itself is in perfect physical condition. I take pretty good care of it.

This seems a little cheap, but will it work? Also, will I need the special tools?
http://www.amazon.com/Brand-iPhone-...ref=lh_ni_t?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1M6V9LWSO0RM1
You'll need a pentalobe screwdriver to remove the back.
The battery should work find but it is not OEM.
 
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