R rubined macrumors member Original poster Sep 24, 2012 55 41 Oct 11, 2012 #1 I will fully charge the iPhone and it will show the plug and 100%. If I use the phone while on charger it'll drop to lightning bolt. Is that normal?
I will fully charge the iPhone and it will show the plug and 100%. If I use the phone while on charger it'll drop to lightning bolt. Is that normal?
scaredpoet macrumors 604 Apr 6, 2007 6,628 360 Oct 11, 2012 #2 Yup, normal. Even at "100%" there's wiggle room in the charger logic to slow charge the iPhone battery. Same is true with the iPad.
Yup, normal. Even at "100%" there's wiggle room in the charger logic to slow charge the iPhone battery. Same is true with the iPad.
R rubined macrumors member Original poster Sep 24, 2012 55 41 Oct 11, 2012 #3 scaredpoet said: Yup, normal. Even at "100%" there's wiggle room in the charger logic to slow charge the iPhone battery. Same is true with the iPad. Click to expand... Should it go back to "plug" or stay on lightning bolt? I've never seen this before on any of my devices and just want to make sure I don't have a defective battery. Thanks!
scaredpoet said: Yup, normal. Even at "100%" there's wiggle room in the charger logic to slow charge the iPhone battery. Same is true with the iPad. Click to expand... Should it go back to "plug" or stay on lightning bolt? I've never seen this before on any of my devices and just want to make sure I don't have a defective battery. Thanks!