My iPhone 6s seems to have bad battery life. When I look at the Battery section in the Settings app, it shows that I get about 3-3.5 hours of usage before it is almost dead. Is this normal for the 6s or am I getting worse than normal battery life?
My iPhone 6s seems to have bad battery life. When I look at the Battery section in the Settings app, it shows that I get about 3-3.5 hours of usage before it is almost dead. Is this normal for the 6s or am I getting worse than normal battery life?
It's not normal at all...My iPhone 6s seems to have bad battery life. When I look at the Battery section in the Settings app, it shows that I get about 3-3.5 hours of usage before it is almost dead. Is this normal for the 6s or am I getting worse than normal battery life?
I went to the Apple Store and they did a diagnostic and said the battery isn't defective and it must be a software problem. I restored and I still have the issueIt's not normal at all...
Mine vary from 6 up to 8 hrs of usage, mostly depending on network signal strength.
A lot of factors are involved, the apps you are using, the network provider... But everything under 5 hrs is to consider as an anomaly.
I went to the Apple Store and they did a diagnostic and said the battery isn't defective and it must be a software problem. I restored and I still have the issue
At school, the brick walls cause there to be no signal or 1 bar and at home I get 2-4 barsWhat is your cellular signal strength?
I don't have it installed on my iPhoneUninstalling facebook is the first step to battery greatness with the iPhone.
At school, the brick walls cause there to be no signal or 1 bar and at home I get 2-4 bars
No signal to 2 bars .... Your network is basically killing your battery.At school, the brick walls cause there to be no signal or 1 bar and at home I get 2-4 bars
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I don't have it installed on my iPhone
The iPhone is on AT&T and I get good coverage at home unless I'm in my room or outside at the opposite end of the neighborhood, so that must mean that the bad signal at school causes my battery drain where I use it most. Do you guys have any other idea to help with the battery drain other than airplane mode?
The iPhone is on AT&T and I get good coverage at home unless I'm in my room or outside at the opposite end of the neighborhood, so that must mean that the bad signal at school causes my battery drain where I use it most. Do you guys have any other idea to help with the battery drain other than airplane mode?
Hard to say how much of a difference exsctly, but less bars in general means higher battery usage.Does anybody know how much difference there is in battery life between 3,4 and 5 bars (signal strength)... Or is battery life significantly affected only when there is just 1 bar (or none/2)?
Same with android phones when it comes to facebook. That app is a battery hog regardless of the os.Uninstalling facebook is the first step to battery greatness with the iPhone.
Does anybody know how much difference there is in battery life between 3,4 and 5 bars (signal strength)... Or is battery life significantly affected only when there is just 1 bar (or none/2)?[/QU
I already knew battery life wasn't good on the 6s before I bought it, but from the reviews I saw it had acceptable battery life. I do have the Samsung A9, so that may also contribute to the battery drain.Your battery life is almost normal use (if you play games at all). The time sitting in a no-signal area is largely relevant to the subnormal battery life, but other than that (potentially increasing it 20-30%) you have the normal bad battery life of an iPhone 6s.
During the times where there is 0 bars/no signal, put your phone in airplane mode. If Wifi is available, you can still use that. Once you leave school, you can turn it back on. Shouldn't impede use, and if you have no signal at school anyway, then you might as well put airplane mode on.
Alright, thanks for your input, I'll put it in airplane mode to see if it helps or not at school tomorrow.Yeah, as others have stated: the low signal is destroying your battery life. My wife has a similar issue at her work. Granted she is using a 5s, but she gets 0-1 bars in the majority of her working area, and if she forgets to turn on airplane mode she regularly comes home with less than 20% battery left. If she does turn on airplane mode she usually comes back with around 60% or so. Makes a world of difference.
Does anybody know how much difference there is in battery life between 3,4 and 5 bars (signal strength)... Or is battery life significantly affected only when there is just 1 bar (or none/2)?