After an restore and trying everything as optimizing battery and other ******** things, is this a faulty battery or an issue related to motherboard and the unit is faulty?! Any suggestions?
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What's wrong with my battery? Maybe a replacement?
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The battery might need replacing. I'm assuming this is the original battery in the iPhone? How long have you owned the iPhone for?
Additional information on lithium ion batteries:
https://www.apple.com/batteries/why-lithium-ion/
Well, bought from second hand, but assured that was never replaced as battery, so I'm thinking it's the original battery!
It likely could be, especially considering its a 5s and is almost four years old. If it is the original battery, then it's near replacement.
Backup the phone,and have the battery replaced. Old phones usually get some battery issues,but that's easy to solve,and with a new battery,your problem will be gone.
95% capacity? Holy cow, my 6s is at 86% and lasts longer. You need to look in the settings because something is working in the background. Also try "battery life" from the app store, it s a simple app that shows the life of the battery.
Trust me, I did everything I could! No apps in background, no automatic updates and all the parameters and settings already optimised, still drains like hell, just by leaving it in standby!