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Okay so the problem is my battery runs down really quick and I don't really use any apps?
People in Apple said it could be a firmware or something like ? How do I fix it ?
People in Apple said it could be a firmware or something like ? How do I fix it ?
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Update to the latest iOS, it suppositly helps battery life. There are also battery saving tweaks on Cydia if you're jailbroken.
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They said last time to fullback and restore or something like that, cause it might say I have a 1% when I have about 20%
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I can't see it being the firmware at all. How long have you had the handset for? If you have had it for more than 2 years, there may be a strong possibility that the battery is dying (considering they're only Li-on batteries). Luckily, the batteries are very easy to replace.
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Well on ios 8.1.2 it was happening to me, but after I updated to 8.3 it stopped
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Zombr wrote I can't see it being the firmware at all. How long have you had the handset for? If you have had it for more than 2 years, there may be a strong possibility that the battery is dying (considering they're only Li-on batteries). Luckily, the batteries are very easy to replace.havent had it long few months really
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My 5s battery is the worst. I will have it charged to 100% in the morning, and by the time my lunch break comes around at work it'll be at like 30% without me even touching it in the 4 hours. I talked to apple, it's simply just the battery failing. If your warranty is up, you will have to replace the battery yourself or pay an arm and a leg.
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last time they said they will put it underwarrenty so if my warranty runs out they will do it still cause it was covered at the time
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Just check the apple website to see if you're eligible for a free battery repair. I did that with my 5s and I wasn't even under warranty
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Cambodian wrote Just check the apple website to see if you're eligible for a free battery repair. I did that with my 5s and I wasn't even under warrantyoksy thanks I will check that
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