I haven't experienced that with this beta, but what I have its sometime it takes a while to the AirPod to sense that its on my ear and connect, an sometimes it makes the connect sound but instantly disconnects or it doesn't connect to my iPhone. (that has been in previous versions too :/)
Sorry to say but its not good. 6 hours of usage while screen on time is even lesser. If you just played a game on that phone for half an hour or watched videos you could drain it in 5 hours.
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Thank you for the info. This stupid bug makes me use the iphone X in silent mode. It’s the only way to avoid this strange clicking sound. And first i was thinking it’s because of the 11.2 update. So when 11.1.2 was still signed, i installed it hoping to get rid of the clicking sound. After the installation everything seemed ok again. But as soon i turned off haptic feedback, the clicking sound came back. This means even under 11.1.2 the sound was there, but only with turned off haptic feedback. So i went back to 11.2.1 and searched for a way to avoid the click. The only realiable way i found is to use the mute button on iPhone X. Like this the click also is banned. But im hoping strongly
So no apps showing that used that running in the background? Something is definitely running in the background to cause that. Just need to try and pinpoint what is and then address it. If its still email, you may need to delete the acct and re-add it if the disable didn't work.
Honestly if you are going to bed with 52% remaining why are you stressing over it? Don't let Radon drag you into that pit. Is it really worth $1000 for a new X just so you can go to bed with 85% battery remaining?
My suggestion is you just use and enjoy your phone without turning every feature off and don't stress over trying to display how much battery you have left after doing so. If you go to bed with 2% remaining thats ok. From another person who stresses (a little) about battery life...... in today's phones with non-replaceable batteries, reducing the number of charge / discharge cycles is EVERYTHING if you want to maximize useful battery lifespan. Going to bed with 85% remaining means perhaps two days per cycle where using 50% per day probably means charging every day (ie., double the number of cycles).Honestly if you are going to bed with 52% remaining why are you stressing over it? Don't let Radon drag you into that pit. Is it really worth $1000 for a new X just so you can go to bed with 85% battery remaining?
I guess, but I (and would venture to say 95% of users) charge everyday anyway. I still have an original release day iP6 that works fine and has been charged daily since purchase. Same thing with a 4s that was traded in for that one after 3 yrs of use and no issue. At $79 for Apple battery replacement you can get a lot of batteries for the cost of the X IF required. But if a single battery will last 3+ years I am ok with that as by then its close to time to upgrade anyway for other reasons. Of course I am one who while would love a new device yearly just because, there is simply no reason to do so and I cant justify spending that kind of $$ for a telephone when the one I have works beautifully and does pretty much the exact same thing as the newest one does.
Just seems a lot of folks here are stressing needlessly over it for various reasons (going to bed with a lot remaining, conserving battery cycles, etc) to the point where they cant just simply enjoy using their phone and charge it when its needed. As an example a user with these stats is not happy with battery life: 19+ hrs standby, 7+ hours of use and 54% remaining.I guess, but I (and would venture to say 95% of users) charge everyday anyway. I still have an original release day iP6 that works fine and has been charged daily since purchase. Same thing with a 4s that was traded in for that one after 3 yrs of use and no issue. At $79 for Apple battery replacement you can get a lot of batteries for the cost of the X IF required. But if a single battery will last 3+ years I am ok with that as by then its close to time to upgrade anyway for other reasons. Of course I am one who while would love a new device yearly just because, there is simply no reason to do so and I cant justify spending that kind of $$ for a telephone when the one I have works beautifully and does pretty much the exact same thing as the newest one does.
Where did you get your battery replaced? Batteries cannot be refurbished first of all. Also, even getting a refurbished iPhone from the Apple Store will have a brand new battery in it.
You mean from Apple? Nah those would not be refurbs/used. If you pay for Apple to replace it you get a new battery. But there are 3rd party options that could be less than stellar.
Exactly and new outer casing too.
Interesting how that "slipped" in there to begin with and needed to be "edited" out.
I was thinking about something else while typing that's how it accidentally made way into my post
