Post battery screenshots 5.0.1

[Shooter03]

That's mine on a day old iPhone 4s.

 

[anon(153966)]

To me no matter the mobile or carrier, I should get at least 15 hours of battery life with good use. This would give one time to go to leave the house in the morning, spend all day at the office and get back home. Thus no need to charge till bed time...

Luckily, I now get this. Now let's try to not stray into the whole carrier and device debate. We, or should I say I, want this thread to be loaded with images of battery usage on iOS 5.0.1. I guess we'll do this again too on the release of the next iOS

 

[anon(153966)]

Exactly, to me this should be the bare minimum battery service that one should get with about four hours use...

If someone is using their device for 6-8 hours a day, I then have to ask, do they do any work?

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That's mine on a day old iPhone 4s.

 

[Philbaines]

What do people think of this?



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[anon(153966)]

You've only just started

Post an image at the end of your day, and then we can see how your day went...

What do people think of this?



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[ThePinkChameleon]

This is where I ended up yesterday evening after charging from Sunday night 630pm. I'm pretty happy with this

 

[mumfoau]

To me no matter the mobile or carrier, I should get at least 15 hours of battery life with good use. This would give one time to go to leave the house in the morning, spend all day at the office and get back home. Thus no need to charge till bed time...

Luckily, I now get this. Now let's try to not stray into the whole carrier and device debate. We, or should I say I, want this thread to be loaded with images of battery usage on iOS 5.0.1. I guess we'll do this again too on the release of the next iOS

This is exactly what I want. Or at least get me from home, to work and through the work day then I can charge in my truck. I get this plus some. Like yesterday, when I got into my truck to go home at 4:30pm, I had 51% of my battery left over. I took the phone off the charger at around 6-6:15am.

Also, I looked deeper into some of these screenshots on yesterday evening. Folks with 1+ day of standby with 4-6 hours of usage. Shoot, I get that much usage time during the course of a work day with stuff pushing and fetching in the background, text, words with friends. LOL So, I expect my time off charger to be less than others.

 

[anon(153966)]

Morning all.

 

[Ipheuria]

OK 5.0.1 is messed up, I'm just about to send a report to Apple. I did my test on the iPad 2 finished yesterday put it to charge last night. So I have gone 3 days with normal and even hard use because I did alot of extra things I wouldn't normally. So I was over the moon, this morning I take it off the charger at 100% and in the 1 hour train ride to work it went down 10% with just Twitter, iMessage and web browsing which is my normal morning activities. So it's good then it goes crazy mad

 

[anon(153966)]

I wonder if while on the train ride it was struggling to get 'connectivity', and hence the more use of the battery...

OK 5.0.1 is messed up, I'm just about to send a report to Apple. I did my test on the iPad 2 finished yesterday put it to charge last night. So I have gone 3 days with normal and even hard use because I did alot of extra things I wouldn't normally. So I was over the moon, this morning I take it off the charger at 100% and in the 1 hour train ride to work it went down 10% with just Twitter, iMessage and web browsing which is my normal morning activities. So it's good then it goes crazy mad

 

[Philbaines]

After getting home from work.what do people think?

 

[Ipheuria]

I wonder if while on the train ride it was struggling to get 'connectivity', and hence the more use of the battery...

Yeah but the thing is when I was on iOS 5 which was a crazy battery hog the same 1 hour train ride never resulted in a 10% drop Plus Monday(yesterday) was the 3rd day before charging and I used it for an hour on the way to work and an hour home and both times it hardly gave up 1% doing the same things as today.

 

[nj1266]

Here is my latest one. Heavy texting, web surfing mostly on wifi. BT off, screen at 30% brightness, a few phone calls.

 

[big9erfan]

Here's 3 pictures:
All on my iPhone 4:

iOS 5.0

iOS 5.0.1

iOS 4.whatever - iOS 4.x seems to have had better battery overall, but this was pre-iCloud which likely accounts for the extra battery burn of 5.x.

Rumor has it that the stock & weather widgets make quite the impact on battery performance, later this week I'm going to test that and compare it to my previous 2 weeks of tests on 5.0 and 5.0.1.

 

[ghostface147]

It was removed from the charger at 8am at 100%.

 

[ThePinkChameleon]

 

[LSglock89]

that actually should read 1%...it died before I could get the screenshot, so I had to charge it up a bit.

on 3G all day at home with a minimum of 3 bars...usually full coverage.

 

[Ipheuria]

Yeah but the thing is when I was on iOS 5 which was a crazy battery hog the same 1 hour train ride never resulted in a 10% drop Plus Monday(yesterday) was the 3rd day before charging and I used it for an hour on the way to work and an hour home and both times it hardly gave up 1% doing the same things as today.

it is definately jacked up, sitting at home on Wifi for close to an hour and it has dropped 7% just using Twitter.

 

[BrindawithanI]

Would you say that a 4-5% drop typing about this much, on wifi, would be a bit too much drain? I know for a fact that my ip4 on iOS 4x didn't show any drop with same usage.

 

[anon(157335)]

Would you say that a 4-5% drop typing about this much, on wifi, would be a bit too much drain? I know for a fact that my ip4 on iOS 4x didn't show any drop with same usage.

It probably depends on how long you took to type it. It seems excessive to me.

Anyway, here's mine. About to plug it in before I go to sleep; I could probably add eight hours to the standby time if I left it unplugged overnight.