I have been pretty impressed with my iPhone 5s battery. (This is a development phone without Cell service):
So it proves your theory which says that hard reset can help with battery.
My today result was 7 h 20m usage time by a trip I had where cellular range was terrible (1-3 bars mostly) 100% - 12% so it's quite good and probably better than iOS 9 on my SE.
Internet browsing, Tapatalk, Podcasts offline, Music, YouTube... about 4h SoT with 3G/LTE all the time
About DFU I just opened a connection with iTunes, phone showed icon with iTunes and cable... how else can it be named ? Pre DFU? Mark me, on Android it was easier anyway (God Bless TWRP )
I'm facing the same issue. Sometimes 100% lasts for 30 mins even if i play games and sometimes in nominal uses my battery goes to 20% from 100% in 4-5 hours.Worse ? No.. I don't notice it. What I do notice is that I have this feeling a lot more:
Wait, didn't I leave the house an hour ago with 95% ? or 75 % ? .. surely it can't be 45 % now..
And then that 45% lasts me throughout the whole night and I don't charge it until the next day ...
What I also notice with the 6splus is that the battery around 10% really is a reliable 10% Probably because it's new, but with ios9 or ios10, it doesn't get sucked down in 10 minutes to 5 and then poof dead.
The ONE thing I did notice with iOS10 specifically is that if you have say 12% left and you load either iMessage or the camera, within a minute it dropped to 8% and then 6% .. if i stop those 2 apps, that 6% lasts me quite some time.
Either the apps make it recalculate an estimate or they're just terrible at memory management somehow.
Interesting. I didn't wanna turn it off because I thought it's using the low power M9 motion co-processor. I guess it uses battery too. I'm turning it off right away. Will report back!So I think I've found the problem on the 6S - Raise to wake.
I've turned it off, now my battery life seems to be relatively normal again. I'm on 44% with 5 hours 39 mins usage. Listening to music most of the day, with a few messages and a bit of browsing. No random 10% drops in seconds, no more put the phone down, pick it up 5 mins later with 20% shaved off.
Knock on wood, but I think it's much better.
You need to get the Coconut Battery Mac app. Plug your phone in, click on the new iOS tab and it'll show everything. The "Battery Life" iOS app is inaccurate.
You need to update the app
There we go! That's a little too much. I'm the same boat mine at 250 cycles with 89% (1515 mAh).
That's probably why my battery is dying so fast
You can get iBackUpBot for Windows. It'll show battery cyclesCan anyone tell me why the coconut app (only for Mac IIRC) can show battery cycles while some of the others like Battery Life that used to be able to access it cannot? This is frustrating as I don't have a Mac.
Hello fellow Mazda fan To be honest, the same happened to my iPhone 5. After updating to iOS 7, battery life was terrible. It would even turn off at 20%. After checking the battery mAh levels, it was drastically lower than when it was on iOS 6. Strange but true. My guess is, the new OS doesn't fully charge the battery. Or it sees the battery having a lower capacity than it actually has. It's doing something. I'm sure about thatThis has nothing to do with battery cycles lol 9.3.5 is fine and 10 is bugged... What does battery cycle have to do with that? It's obvious it's a software issue, not hardware related.
Hello fellow Mazda fan To be honest, the same happened to my iPhone 5. After updating to iOS 7, battery life was terrible. It would even turn off at 20%. After checking the battery mAh levels, it was drastically lower than when it was on iOS 6. Strange but true. My guess is, the new OS doesn't fully charge the battery. Or it sees the battery having a lower capacity than it actually has. It's doing something. I'm sure about that