[roystreet]

Hello --- I didn't find the post I was looking for, so I'm asking here. This is specifically about my iPad Pro 9.7", using iOS 11 Public Beta 4.

I have noticed a dramatic reduction in battery life since I updated yesterday. My Pro would last quite a while on a charge, but seems to be rapidly discharging. I'm using the device the same way I was using it previously.

Anyone else having the same issue with this build & device combo? Does anyone know of some type of fix?

I love Public Beta 4, it's very snappy & looks really nice! - It's just this battery issue

[Just_Me_D]

My 9.7” iPad Pro is still on “Dev” Beta 4, and the battery life is great. I’ll probably update to Dev Beta 5 tomorrow after work and then play around with it to see how the battery holds up.

[TripleOne]

Same here!
Beta's don't offer the best battery life but sometimes it does

[roystreet]

Hmmm

Well I'm glad you're getting good mileage on your battery. I didn't have this problem on Beta 3, so I didn't o ow if anyone else is having the same issue.

[TripleOne]

Hmmm

Well I'm glad you're getting good mileage on your battery. I didn't have this problem on Beta 3, so I didn't o ow if anyone else is having the same issue.

It's a Beta afterall

[roystreet]

It's a Beta afterall

Tis true! - I don't expect good battery life, but it would just be nice

[Trigati]

It's really odd how some devices react. I put PB4 on an iPhone 5S and the battery life has been spectacular. It doesn't have a cellular connection, but I keep Wi-Fi and Bluetooth turned on.

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[TripleOne]

It's really odd how some devices react. I put PB4 on an iPhone 5S and the battery life has been spectacular. It doesn't have a cellular connection, but I keep Wi-Fi and Bluetooth turned on.

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Betas are inconsistent like that hahaha

[mark-d]

I’m glad I’m not the only one that’s noticed this. My iPhone battery is terrible on beta 4 and my iPad is nowhere near what it was either but I obviously don’t use the iPad as much as the iPhone so it’s the phone that suffers worst.