I have an iPad 6 that I got last month. And when it's plugged in, I feel a tingling current when I touch the home button. I don't feel anything when I touch anywhere else on the screen.
I have felt it every time it was plugged in and I touched the home button. But I wanted to make sure, so I turned off the power and touched the home button, I felt nothing. Then I turned the power back on, and touched the home button again. I clearly felt a mild current this time. So yes, I'm getting a mild tingling sensation when I touch the home button. I wonder if it is normal?
I googled it, and from what it seems, I'm not the only one. But! I read that others mostly feel a mild shock when they run their hands on the back of the iPad/iPhone. Since I have a case on, I didn't check if I'm getting the same tingling sensation when I touch the back of my iPad. I did touch the sides though (the aluminium part), and I felt nothing.
My question is, is it normal that I feel a mild current when I touch the home button when the device is plugged in?
It is changing normally, and is working just fine. Battery backup is normal too. And I don't feel anything when it's off charger. But I do feel a mild shock when it's plugged in.
What I'm worried about it, I'm supposed to feel it (if at all) when I touch the back of the device, not when I touch the home button. So, is it normal?
I have felt it every time it was plugged in and I touched the home button. But I wanted to make sure, so I turned off the power and touched the home button, I felt nothing. Then I turned the power back on, and touched the home button again. I clearly felt a mild current this time. So yes, I'm getting a mild tingling sensation when I touch the home button. I wonder if it is normal?
I googled it, and from what it seems, I'm not the only one. But! I read that others mostly feel a mild shock when they run their hands on the back of the iPad/iPhone. Since I have a case on, I didn't check if I'm getting the same tingling sensation when I touch the back of my iPad. I did touch the sides though (the aluminium part), and I felt nothing.
My question is, is it normal that I feel a mild current when I touch the home button when the device is plugged in?
It is changing normally, and is working just fine. Battery backup is normal too. And I don't feel anything when it's off charger. But I do feel a mild shock when it's plugged in.
What I'm worried about it, I'm supposed to feel it (if at all) when I touch the back of the device, not when I touch the home button. So, is it normal?