My iPhone 5 has the same issue. Sometimes it just turns off with the percentage between 7% and 16%. When I try to turn it on, it shows that I have to plug it in. If I try again a couple of minutes later it will turn on with the same percentage as when it shut down. Very annoying!
Good afternoon guys!
My iphone 5 ios 7.1.1 shuts down at 4% all the time and is never able to run under these 4%.. can somebody tell me if it is a big issue or just a recalibrating thing with the battery. Thank you for ur help!
Well now you know when your phone shuts down. I don't see the problem here.
I don't know if this will help but turn off battery percentages in settings, restart your phone by holding lock and home buttons until the Apple logo appears, turn it back on and maybe that'll fix it.
Yeah i tried this, but i just want to know if it is a normal thing or not... because any the battery is not really behaving as it should. and before, even if i didn t let my phone go down to 0% i knew that it would, now sometimes it s switching off at 6%, 4% or 3% around this
My iphone 5 ios 7.1.1 shuts down at 4% all the time and is never able to run under these 4%.. can somebody tell me if it is a big issue or just a recalibrating thing with the battery. Thank you for ur help!
I wouldn't really say it's all that normal, and certainly not perfectly normal. The devices normally would go down to 0%--well, technically speaking to 1% and after being at that for a bit just to shutting down the phone. While it's not great in an overall sense to always discharge the battery fully, if it happens here or there there's really no meaningful damage being done.Mine usually shuts off at 2% on my iPhone 4 and iPad mini, and 3% on my iPod touch when I had it.
It's perfectly normal - the battery will not go down to 0% as the device shuts down before that to prevent damage to the battery. Batteries seriously do not like to be completely discharged.
I wouldn't really say it's all that normal, and certainly not perfectly normal. The devices normally would go down to 0%--well, technically speaking to 1% and after being at that for a bit just to shutting down the phone. While it's not great in an overall sense to always discharge the battery fully, if it happens here or there there's really no meaningful damage being done.