Welcome back is more appropriate
When I sold my gen0 watch and waited on my series 2 I could easily make 2 days
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When I sold my gen0 watch and waited on my series 2 I could easily make 2 days
Do not downgrade to iOS 10.1, it has been known to cause serious issues with notifications.
Don't think downgrading to anything below iOS 10.2 has been possible for at least a few weeks now.
Not too bad ...
Here's mine at 50% .. no airplane mode, always connected to cellular signal and either on 4G/LTE or wifi connection
Absolutely .. when it manages 6hours usage or more at the 50% mark that's with a strong cellular signal nearly all of the time.
When there's been a mixture of strong and weak cellular signals it'll do more like 5/5 and a half hours usage at the 50% mark .. depending on what I'm doing on my phone as well.
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Here's my status today. Better than normal! However haven't used the phone this much, 40 minutes at most.
Less than 6 hours now. Apple's updates have become straight GARBAGE. A SE that doesn't get 6 hours? Pathetic
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Is this what people are seeing in general with the SE? Could something else be in play there?
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Battery Doc - Professional Care and Information by Pilcrow AG
https://appsto.re/bg/_jBEI.i
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Iphone 6s here still on 9.3.5, guess i'll never upgrade to ios 10, i mean i could but i don't want to lose 1% battery life each 2 mins (while on use). Battery life on ios 9 was never amazing but it has been the minimum decent so far.
BTW the Battery Pro app says: -0.4% Battery Wear Level after having the phone since end of 2015.
BTW the Battery Pro app says: -0.4% Battery Wear Level after having the phone since end of 2015.
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You happy man. But what can we do ,because we buy with 10.2 and this big company don't let us to downgrade .
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It does not show current and seems to measure wrong wear level:
This app: 100%
Battery Life: 96%
On 9.3.5 SE
I think coconut battery is the most accurate app out there. You need to install it on your Mac and have your phone connected but it gives more info than any ios app out there currently - albeit that Apple has shut off some info formerly accessible to these phone apps before.
Beta 4 has great battery life. I can get 12 hours standby and 6 hours usage, and still have around 50-60% left.
Wow are they selling the iphone 6s with ios 10.2 by default right now? How they dare...
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Just a reminder for anyone who thinks that usage time is "proper" way to check how battery life is:
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iPhone SE 9.3.5
Thanks to bugged MiFit (Mi Band app )
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iPhone SE 9.3.5
Thanks to bugged MiFit (Mi Band app )
Just came across something somewhat odd with my iPhone 7 running iOS 10.2.1 currently: I watched a movie for about 1 hour and 20 minutes and afterward checked the battery usage which showed the correct standby time, but for some reason the usage time didn't really seem to increase by much compared to what it was before I started the movie.
It's like the time while the the movie was playing (full screen) didn't really count at all. In the app battery usage section the correct video app shows up with the right time on screen, but somehow that time isn't reflected in the actual overall usage time.
It's like the time while the the movie was playing (full screen) didn't really count at all. In the app battery usage section the correct video app shows up with the right time on screen, but somehow that time isn't reflected in the actual overall usage time.
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So SE gets bad battery on 10.2?
was debating going to it from 9.3.3 for jailbreak, but I dunno...
hearing lots of iffy things about battery and performance
and others who say its about the same as iOS 9
was debating going to it from 9.3.3 for jailbreak, but I dunno...
hearing lots of iffy things about battery and performance
and others who say its about the same as iOS 9