i'm connected bit stating in previous post my IPS provider disconnect my internet at points then reconnects it
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iPhone 7 question
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I hope you are using a real Apple lightning cable.
The charging cable either works or it does not. it should have noting to do with your phone's battery use when not plugged into the device. You were running your battery down without the cable attached.
If you have poor cell coverage and have a carrier who allows WiFi calling, there is no doubt that would use less power while using it.
See, this is why you don't usually get anywhere when you post these kind of threads. I'm not trying to pick on you, but you seem not to have a firm grasp of how a smartphone works. I've seen so many of these types of threads from you here and in that other forum that it makes me wonder.
Like I said, not picking on you, just wondering.
I don't use my iphone 7 a lot that's why I don't plug it in at night I mainly use my ipad air 2 when i'm out side I use my iphone 7
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yes i'm using a 2m orginal apple cable that I purchased from staples
The chat agent told me check for debris in the port and try a new charging cable I Know that wouldn't be the issue and I did not check that and I won't
My 7+ get about the same battery performance as my 6S+ did, you should see the same performance as compared to your previous iPhone. I am a pretty heavy user and usually have from 40-60% remaining when I put it on the charger at the end of the day. I never drain my battery and just use it with no worries.
battery life varies on my iphone 7 its not the same as my 6s plus that I would get 10 hrs
I'm not sure why that prevents you from charging the phone at night.
thats what the store told once on my Iphone 6 to calibrate batteryWhy do you do that as it serves no purpose.
If you are having battery calibration problems that is fine but they did not mean for you to do this often.
I have a 2 step process guaranteed to offer success!
1. Turn off your battery percentage indicator.
2. Charge it at night while you sleep and also when/if your battery dies during the day.
1. Turn off your battery percentage indicator.
2. Charge it at night while you sleep and also when/if your battery dies during the day.
I read
That's supposed to be done once every 4-6 weeks, not every day. Charge up your phone whenever you can, it's best to keep it 50-80% charged.
Completely unnecessary. Charge your phone when you can and run it off the battery when you need to. If it's acting funny, then you can try to discharge it all the way and re-charge it, but as far as I know, that doesn't calibrate the battery anymore. Apple has removed most of that info from their website.
Then, even when faced with the facts from other members here, you continue down your own path.
I am afraid you are going down the same "rabbit hole" with this iPhone like you have done with the ones before.
Unless you change, and I do not think you can, you are doomed to keep repeating this over and over.
I do not envy you for that, it must be horrible.
The percentage indicator is just an estimate. Turn it off and don't worry about it.
update I unplugged my phone at 4:30 pm I left it flat till 8:23 pm and just used Siri,also offerup app and its at 98% 55 minutes of usage is this good
[doublepost=1476233581][/doublepost]now at 96% while installing a game
[doublepost=1476233581][/doublepost]now at 96% while installing a game
Things are fine. But that's probably not going to stop you from wondering about it.
apple care chat made rest all setting and when it came on it was 93% I turned off mail to push manually and location service off and background app refresh off now at 90% with use of siri so you think people at this point is not draining fast at all