is anyone else’s battery draining with ios13
iPhone XS
If your battery is really draining that fast, check the report of what applications are using Battery, as there may be something incompatible with iOS 13 that is in a tight loop.
If you don't want to do that, take your phone in to be examined.
If your battery is really draining that fast, check the report of what applications are using Battery, as there may be something incompatible with iOS 13 that is in a tight loop.
If you don't want to do that, take your phone in to be examined.
Check Settings -> Battery for any apps that may be drawing power.
Also try rebooting your iPad; I have had a similar experience that was solved by rebooting as obviously some background process had become stuck in a loop.
You can downgrade to 12.4. I did this and found that my battery still drained quickly. I suspect the battery was on its last legs and the update just caused it to die. Replaced the battery and am still on 12.x. Happy everything is ok now and the battery life is a lot longer than it used to be!
I've been suffering with battery draining issues on my iPhone SE since blindly jumping across to iOS 13. The only improvement I managed to make has come from a factory reset and clean install of fewer Apps at the same time as stripping Location services right back to a minimum, turning off background updates, lowering screen brightness, removing widgets, turning off raise to wake etc. This made my phone barely usable without being continuely tethered to a mains supply or powerbank, even after updating to 13.2.3. My iPhone battery health has been and still is 97% and since having these issues I've been careful to only charge my phone to 80% with periodic recharging to 100% due to the apparent increased need to recharge my phone. I also had instances (like others) when I first upgraded to iOS 13 where the indicated battery level would drop off a cliff down to 1% and on one occasion I left it for almost 24 hrs without plugging it in! Anyway I've now taken the plunge and updated to iOS 13.3 after much deliberation and the results so far are very promising. After updating this morning I left the phone to fully recharge to 100%, so from 7:15am this morning to 1pm the same day, whilst listening to Apple music on my ear pods for my 40min journey to work and light use (including a short phone call) at work my indicated battery percentage is still 90%. I hope this helps you and others to find a solution to the apparent battery draining issues, if updating to iOS 13.3 alone doesn't fix the issue.
For the first 24 hours or so after installing a new release, battery usage will be higher than usual as the phone needs to rebuild all of its internal databases.
I got the solution of battery drainage issue
go to settings=> general=> reset => reset all settings
my issue is resolved . Best of luck to others
I am having this problem with my Xs Max too since the update. I can fully charge my phone to 100% at 3 pm and when I wake up at 6 am, my phone is stone cold dead. That is not actively using my phone during those hours - I have a landline for calls and surf on my iPad.
Settings tells me my battery life is 100%. There were absolutely NO battery issues before the update. It is clearly related to the new iOS. It was a night and day difference.
The only app reported using the battery beyond 2% is my calendar- which is crazy high (80%) considering I don’t even use it on my phone. I have gone in and turned everything off that I can for my calendar and set it to sync only to 1 month back (my preference is to sync everything, but I can’t live with these battery issues).
I have changed all my display settings to what Apple recommends for battery issues. No impact on my battery.
I have done the soft reset every day at least once - pressing each volume button, followed by long press of the other side button until Apple logo appears.
Their clearly is a battery issue with the new iOS and I am beyond frustrated and how long Apple is taking to fix it.
You can go into settings, look in battery, click battery health and if the percentage is below 85%, it typically means that the battery isn’t holding to its maximum capacity and you need a new one.
Make an appointment with your local Apple Store to have your phone examined.
Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options - Apple
Others with the iPhone SE are not having this issue with iOS 13.1.2.
I have something very similar with my iPhone SE since downloading iOS 13. My battery drains very quickly.
It shows that apple mail is using up a lot of the battery, a completely disproportionate amount to the amount of time I've been on it. For example the battery will go from 100% down to 19%, it shows that 53% of the activity has been Mail, and yet I've only been on screen with that app for 2 mins, and not at all in background. Also it seems to have difficulty downloading some basic messages in mail and isn't always synching what's been read. It was fine before iOS 13. Oh yes and apple wallet no longer works from the closed screen. It's a real nuisance.
Yes, even after 13.1.2. I read on my iPad for 30-45' in bed, then put it on night stand. When I close it at night it is, say, 85% and when I wake up it is 35%. I called apples support and they didn't have a fix but are scheduled to call me back. The only way I can stop my iPad from draining battery power overnight is to shut it down.
thanks. I read your thread before. It seems with mainly ipad.
I raised one as well for iPhone showing Siri maybe the hunger.
“With iOS 13, the Siri drains a lot battery while playing music with Bluetooth in the small hours. It seems the same even Siri is off!!”
Despite battery health, if you got that message you should likely have your phone checked.
Others with the iPhone SE are not having this issue with iOS 13.1.2.
And yet, others are.
Battery was fine before iOS 13. I skipped 13.0 and went to 13.1.1, then 13.1.2, and it's only since 13.1.1 that this has been a problem. So not an issue with my phone or battery - it's an issue with iOS.
Not remotely true. At the “Genius” Bar yesterday, the Apple “genius” told me that I could downgrade back to iOS 12, just that she/Apple couldn’t/wouldn’t do it. But I could find out how to do it myself on the internet if that is really what I wanted to do.
iOS 13 draining my battery
