iOS 9.3.2 battery vs 9.3.1 battery

[Hedo]

How is 9.3.2 beta 4 treating you guys so far in the battery department? I'm on 9.3, downgraded just before Apple stopped signing it as I had quite a lot more battery drain than usual with 9.3.1 and 9.3.2 beta 1. But if beta 4 is at the 9.3-level or better I'll consider upgrading again.

 

[alfon_sico]

50% battery 3h use and 7:45h stand by
Iphone5S

Much better than 9.3.1

 

[blake.ande]

It's very helpful if we can use a password for Photos and Messages. Anyone agree?

 

[C DM]

It's very helpful if we can use a password for Photos and Messages. Anyone agree?

How does that relate to what's being discussed here?

 

[iphoneguy203]

Please share battery life comparisons between iOS 9.3.1 and iOS 9.3.2 beta

9.3.2 beta ****ed up my battery life.

 

[Black Magic]

It's very helpful if we can use a password for Photos and Messages. Anyone agree?

Do you share your phone with others?

 

[erio]

9.3.2 beta ****ed up my battery life.

Agreed... Battery keeps getting worse on my iPhone 6s Plus. I usually get around 9-10 hours of usage in a day on 9.3.1. With all the 9.3.2 betas, I'm only getting half – 4-5 hours of usage

 

[monnyblack1]

Agreed... Battery keeps getting worse on my iPhone 6s Plus. I usually get around 9-10 hours of usage in a day on 9.3.1. With all the 9.3.2 betas, I'm only getting half – 4-5 hours of usage

Same here I'm going back to 9.3.1

 

[cebixd]

50% battery 3h use and 7:45h stand by
Iphone5S

Much better than 9.3.1

For me 9.3.2 b4 is a battery drain on my 5S

 

[erio]

Same here I'm going back to 9.3.1

Each time I download an app (between 5mb to 100+ mb), my battery percentage ALWAYS drop between 2% - 5%! It's just ridiculous...

 

[Grayburn]

Each time I download an app (between 5mb to 100+ mb), my battery percentage ALWAYS drop between 2% - 5%! It's just ridiculous...

Install apps when you're charging then

 

[Mcmeowmers]

This is actually a psychological phenomenon. I have literally watched someone experience an issue I brought up in conversation that they swore they never encountered, and then feverishly try to hide its occurrence. Even worse, after the observed occurrence, they continued to deny their device ever exhibited the behavior.

It is a way for them to feel and/or "prove" they are superior to you. I would go so far as to say it is likely a symptom of an inferiority complex of some sort.


Here is what they are really saying, in my experience and opinion:

"I have the same device/car/widget and I have NEVER had that happen. Sucks to be you... maybe you're doing something wrong or you're such a loser that your luck is just that bad. I on the other hand am clearly more loved by the universe and do things better than you. Shame you aren't like me. I know you want to be me... it's natural. Everybody does."

I agree but would like to add my opinion. I think the person denying it might not initially even fully understand what you're attempting to explain but they've already made the decision to deny it occurring to them. But when they finally do understand they decide to stick to the original lie.

My opinion is that I've found the vast majority of people would rather be seen as "right" or "correct" rather that to know the truth.

 

[alfon_sico]

Actually B3 was better than B4, lets see final release

 

[erio]

Install apps when you're charging then

Hahaha, that's what i've been doing!
Fyi, final release still does the same thing... Oh well!

 

[jbachandouris]

Battery life seems just as bad with both versions. Took my 6s Plus to Apple and they told me to disable app refresh, uninstall Facebook app, and as a last resort, a full reset and reinstall.

 

[theonekcrow]

My battery life on my iPhone SE has improved. I went through a full day on 50% battery. I've gotten rid of some battery draining apps lately too. (Snapchat and YouTube)

 

[h9826790]

The battery so far works well in 9.3.2 (6+ 128G).

Didn't experience the battery drops which sometimes happen on the 1st day after the iOS update.

I download the ipsw from Apple and manually choose the file to update the iOS via iTunes (option click update), but not OTA.

 

[Enjoylife1788]

My battery life seems to have improved a lot. I have also uninstalled Facebook app along with installing ios 9.3.2. I don't think Facebook app can have such a huge impact. My battery life has improved by 30-40 percent. I mean on 9.3.1 it used to drain like crazy.

 

[bushido]

both are crap but i never had luck with iPhones since the 3G days. I dont think i have ever owned an iPhone that lasted longer than 7 hours of usage TOPS

 

[Antoni Nygaard]

My 6S has better battery on 9.3.2 compared to 9.3.1

 

[h9826790]

My battery life seems to have improved a lot. I have also uninstalled Facebook app along with installing ios 9.3.2. I don't think Facebook app can have such a huge impact. My battery life has improved by 30-40 percent. I mean on 9.3.1 it used to drain like crazy.

Of course Facebook app should not drain 30-40% battery more. But lots of studies shows that can easily shortern the battery life for 10-15%.

So, it could possibility make the 10 hours battery life become 8.5 hours just by installing the facebook app (assume normal usage, but not purely install Facebook apps even without login). The more battery friendly way to use Facebook is via Safari, and "add to homescreen", this will shows the exact Facebook icon on springboard, make the similar experence like you have a Facebook app.

 

[robkat]

Much better battery life on 6s after 9.3.2 upgrade.

 

[Enjoylife1788]

Thanks for the suggestion. Adding to the home screen is a good idea.

 

[Shawzborne]

Still many battery issues.

 

[wymi]

Still many battery issues.

What battery app are you using?