Iphone 11 pro max battery dying fast

A month or so I bought an iPhone pro max 11 and it was great at the beginning but its battery is lasting less and less more often and I don’t know why is that. I don’t use many apps, I don’t have many pictures I don’t use it as a phone for long periods of time and I just check really fast for messages, emails, WhatsApp, messenger or Facebook because I use other divises for these apps. Can someone help me with some advises?

i have the iphone 11 and the same thing has been happening to me. i’ve read multiple articles on how to “fix” the issue and it still isn’t resolved. like ive used my phone for about 2 hours today but scattered and my batteries drained ever since.

Hi Guadalupe268

what I did to try to fix a little bit that issue was that I turned off my iPhone Pro Max 11 for one night and next morning I turned on again and it helped a little bit, still the battery is not that long lasting but at least it’s not gone in few hours. I have to charge it once a day or if I don’t use my iPhone that much (I’m not that much online, or texting, or talking, or taking a lot of pictures) it last one and a half day

Also I closed all the screens or apps I have used and that helped too

I am having the same problem, apple needs to get on the ball and fix this problem!!!!

Ever since that 14.0.1 update that's when the problem started, like how you gonna send an update to all phones and have a major bug like that, "very unprofessional"

I notice this battery problem in the past 2/3 days now. My phone is usually fully charged by 6 am and spend most of my mornings using my Duolingo app for about 1 hour learning Spanish and do a little surfing on the web. I put my phone in my pouch on my belt and don't really use it at all for the rest of the day. My ride to work is 12 minutes and use bluebooth to listen to my music on amazon and apple maps. At work I go my break around 7 pm, take out my phone to use it and look at a movie and my phone is down to 10%. The only app that shows a high percentage in use is the Notes app, my background fresh is off and I thought the use of Widget for Notes might be the issue so I deleted that and all the Widgets. But Battery is still tanking. I would like to stop the app library also but can't turn it off. I'm just wondering is if it's necessary to use the app library and the old home screen together

Today I went through my iphone 11 pro max to reduce the usage of my battery. So, I made all kinds of changes like removing all the apps from my home screen (moving them to the app library) so now from the lock screen I tap and scroll up than swipe left to view library. If I don't see the app I want in the groups, I enter the first letter of the app in the search bar and pick from the list. Or I can use Siri to open Safari, Notes or excel... etc. I believed I have stop all background Refreshing and email to fetch, dark mode. One thing I noticed while doing all that is the Easy Access Camera App, from lock screen, tap and swipe left could be my battery drain problem. I'm left handed and when I put the phone in my belt pouch its possible that I activate the camera when i slide the phone with the screen facing inward into my pouch. I've often seen it lite up and hot when I go to retrieve it. At work I use my iphone 8 to scan barcode of the product I need the product info because using the face ID on my new phone is to time consuming (put in the lock code everytime to open phone) With the 8 I just need finger print ID. So, I've only been doing this for the pass week and thats about how long I've been experiencing this issue. I could disable the Easy Access Camera App but, I rather not. So now when I slip my phone in my belt pouch I will still have the screen face in but rotate it 180 so there is no accidental left swipe of the screen.

Here there are some screenshots from today

44% left with 5h 4m usage

Disconnected from power cord on 7:00 am. Now are 4:49 pm

I would follow that advice. That sounds like a major software bug. I would do the restore from iTunes and test it stock before restoring from iCloud.

9-5 pm*

What am I missing here? If you do not charge your phone fully, you are not going to get good battery life. I do not understand the logic of not charging your phone at night.

Reset your phone. Had the same exact problem.

Is this a new phone that is being restored from an iCloud Backup? That is the only reason I can think of that would cause Photos to run in the background for that long.

Yes it is! I only have like 800 photos tho!