Is my iPhone 5's battery life is OK

[djushi]

Hi,

I got recently second hand iPhone 5. Since my previous iPhone was 4 it's hard for me to compare the battery life. So I'm asking for your opinion.
I got it fully charged yesterday and used it moderately till today including reading web, some gaming, calling and ~40 minutes of music via bluetooth.
I left it with no charge overnight and after ~16 hours of the above usage my iPhone reached 12%.

I'm adding screenshot of "usage" screen so what do you think? is it OK?

 

[Just_Me_D]

There are screenshots scattered throughout a thread that you can gauge your battery with against. Check it out via the following link. http://forums.imore.com/iphone-5/240825-how-your-iphone-5-battery-life.html

 

[Jaguarr40]

I thing based on what you used it for you are ok but you may want to read how to maintain the battery properly and go over all the settings on your phone to make sure they are optimized for your usuage.

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[djushi]

Thanks mate! I just noticed that thread myself )

Looks like it's acceptable.. not the best though

 

[Just_Me_D]

Thanks mate! I just noticed that thread myself )

Looks like it's acceptable.. not the best though

It's very acceptable so enjoy it...

 

[djushi]

thanks I'll try to do my best

 

[xxDruMMer BoYxx]

Also remember the 4 didn't have LTE or 4G. Could make a little difference,....but, your screenshot doesn't look anything abnormal. I could do worse than that playing Real Racing 3.

 

[ashi12]

ye its ok so enjoy its features. And connect with other via your iPhone 5. because you test its battery timing.

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[soc]

I think I mentioned the battery life on the iPhone 5 in a last post. The iPhone 5 is very power hungry and ios7 does use up more battery power. Must admit, I use the iPhone more now than ever with all the ever increasing useful feature and apps which all require extra power. I also think that we do not let the battery run right down before re charging the battery. By doing this the battery life is extended.

 

[Chris Kerrigan]

I think I mentioned the battery life on the iPhone 5 in a last post. The iPhone 5 is very power hungry and ios7 does use up more battery power. Must admit, I use the iPhone more now than ever with all the ever increasing useful feature and apps which all require extra power. I also think that we do not let the battery run right down before re charging the battery. By doing this the battery life is extended.

It isn't necessary to let it run all the way down every day, but you are right that the iPhone 5 is much more power hungry, mostly because of that LTE radio.