I'm sorry but restoring from backup does not affect your battery life at all.
Other:
LTE - off
wifi - off
bt - off
4g - on
email - push (gmail)
I don't understand.
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I have LTE turned off. And yesterday battery life seemed good. I unplug the phone this morning, read the news and listen to a news podcast and I'm at 87% already?!?
I just can't see how anyone could get 8 hours LTE or 8 hours of 3G browsing.
I did a simple test. I used Tune In radio to run an internet radio audio stream. Every 3% I changed between Wifi to LTE to 3G and timed how long it took to drain 3% of the battery. Here are the results:
Wifi: 24 min
LTE: 7 min
3G: 8 min
Wifi: 28 min
LTE: 8 min
3G: 7 min
Wifi: 25 min
LTE: 7 min
3G: 7 min
I know it's not a scientific test, but it's as pure a test as I could think of. Anyone else have similar results?
That is bad. Like NFL replacement ref bad.
I lost 5% not using it! I'm not sure which is worse.
As you can see standby for nearly 4 hours.
I did not use my phone for 18 minutes. Actually I didn't use it at all other than to take this picture (it was in my bag while I worked out). I received about ten emails according to my alerts, but I didn't check any (all received before i even unplugged it).
Woke up, I unplugged it, put it in my bag, got to work, couldn't believe my eyes.
My iphone 4 would have been at 99-100%.
Other:
LTE - off
wifi - off
bt - off
4g - on
email - push (gmail)
I don't understand.
What is the general consensus for it's first charge?
- Set it up as a new device
- Charge to 100% whilst being on
- Use it to shutdown
- Charge it back to 100% while the phone is off
- Restore the phone from a backup so all of your apps etc from previous phone are restored
Thought's?
you know how all apps would behave from a restore of a backup?
there are many users here that reported better battery life after a clean install.
this is true for many operating systems, including iOS/Android/Windows/etc.
Another full day of usage with mixed LTE/WiFi (mostly LTE all day)
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How do you have LTE off but 4G on? lol....
Looks like you're in an area with a shoddy 4G connection. Most likely the reason why. I have been using LTE devices for the past year (since it was announced) and huge drain issues are due to weak connections to LTE.
I did a restore yesterday, then restored from iCLoud backup (thought maybe my iTunes backup was causing the problem, and heard iCloud backups were "cleaner." Did a full charge last night and did not us it this AM, so it dropped only from 100% to 99% overnight.
Today I have used the phone for two (2) two minute phone calls, and maybe 20 minutes total of using apps (Apple, facebook app and a few others); only other use has been checking time on the screen. NO video, NO web browsing, NO streaming, etc.
No joy:
56% battery
Usage, 2 hours, 49 minutes
Standby: 18 hours, 6 minutes
And this is with the following services activated or deactivated, as the case may be:
LTE - off
wifi - off
bt - on
4g - on
email - push (Exchange)
Brightness - about 30%
Kinda sucks.
I went one step further and just uploaded my pics, only did an icloud backup for my contacts and set it up as brand new, reloaded apps I wanted from app cloud which I realized I had alot of apps I dont even use, already have itunes match and dont really even need it to touch the computer. My batter has been awesome since then. Yesterday I could watch the percentages going down, today I have had the phone on for two hours and I am at 97% with light 4G browsing and texting!
I also took it back to Apple and got a new one just to start brand new! Although he said the phone diagnostics were perfectly ok.
How do you have LTE off but 4G on? lol....
Remember that battery life is greatly impacted by the amount of signal you have. If you have 2-3 bars, and you're on cellular, you won't getting stellar battery life. Just an FYI.