IOS 7 i5 battery life

[kataran]

Can't believe the great battery life I'm getting right after the OTA update I unplugged at 91% at 1:45pm and just playing with the new OS and testing apps it's now 7:24pm and with constant use brightness at the usual 3/4 some texting two phone calls imore and a photo or two and I'm still at 63%


Sent from my iPhone 5

 

[trmoney24]

I think it has been better too. I have an iPhone 4.
I just got off a long 45 minute call using my headset, and the battery didn't drop as much as it normally would have. I should have noted the percentage before and after, but it's definitely better.

 

[blackmagicwoman]

My battery life is great. I can't stop playing with my brand spanking new phone.


Sent from my sweet southern soulful Iphone 5.

 

[taz323]

Can't believe the battery life on the I5 and the Ipad 4, thought for sure it would be and issue until a bug fix, but I'm actually thinking it's even a little better than it was.

 

[sprocket2107]

For some reason my iPhone 4S is getting terrible battery life. It's draining much, much faster than usual. And I'm not even playing around with the new features. Only sent a few quick texts and an email.

 

[kataran]

For some reason my iPhone 4S is getting terrible battery life. It's draining much, much faster than usual. And I'm not even playing around with the new features. Only sent a few quick texts and an email.

Drain it to 2% then charge it fully


Sent from my iPhone 5

 

[sprocket2107]

Drain it to 2% then charge it fully


Sent from my iPhone 5

Will do. Hopefully that helps. Thanks!

 

[TheRewardisCheese]

Sometimes a clean install / restore and set up as "New" instead of a restoring from a back up may help with things like this....just a pain in the arse to have to set everything up again.

 

[John Flud]

you can see my usage and standby right here, and I started at 100%. seems like its draining faster than it should. what do you think?

 

[necigrad]

I was complaining about battery drain earlier, but it seems that charging to 100% did the trick. I'm guessing that the OS doesn't quite know what's going on when it first sees the battery.