iPad mini Suddenly, I have a dead Mini

I think its a setting in some devices where if.the.juice runs out. then u have to charge to a minimun percentage before u can power it on. used to happen to my huwaei ideos pro. the first time it happened I also thought my phone was dead

 

i would leave it on charge for about 15 mins or so if it doesn't come on then i thought there would be a problem with the mini.In the past when i have ran my mini flat its always come back to life after about 15 mins of been connected to a power source and the apple logo would appear

i should of thought if you took it too apple if you had problems with it then would give you a new one free because it is under 12 months old and you have rights that you can have a new one free because it not your fault that it is faulty

hope you get it sorted out keep us posted about it would like to hear the outcome of what has happened with the device

 

op has already mentioned its now fine after charging for 20 mins

I'm curious as to why it is.set in such a way to have a.minimum charge before u can power it on. my cheap chinese android immediately powers on after.connecting the charger.

does this kind.of delayed.powering on help in prolonging life of batttery ?

 

Its so it has enough power to boot up in case you disconnect from the charger.

 

i wouldn't do it too often because you could end up damaging the device in the end and you might not be able to get it to boot up again just when the mini gets down to about 1% stick it up on charge and don't let it go completely flat for some reason apple devices don't like to completely have no power at all for example when the mini is charging it is always on it never charges when its turned and that goes for all apple devices and just the way they are built and design.I have read in the past about several places in the past that people i have been to apple retainers and they have had to pay for a new device depending the apple genius that gets to sort out there device for them

just be careful

Hope that helps you out

pommie

 

That's standard behavior. And yes it's likely cause you ran it down overnight

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Nope. Let it go all the way out to turning itself off. There's a trickle charge that isn't in that measure that will keep it going fine for a couple of hours so you can and should let it shut off and then get it plugged in within the first 5-10 minutes after that.