IOS 13.1.3 battery drain

Ever since 13.1.1 my iphone7 will drain out even when powered off and being plugged in to power. 13.1.3 did not fix the problem. This is a serious ios bug. Once charged to 100% the phone will also require rebooting 5-10 times where the battery indicator will show almost 0% and the show 100% on reboot and bice versa. i have the screenshots to prove it.

What makes the phone drain out within an hour despite being plugged in and turned off???

Same problem here, since updating to 13.1.3 (4 days ago) the batterie of my iPhone7 drain in minutes, sometimes to less than 10%, and then reboots. before the update i never had any problem with the batterie life time and i could use the phone the whole day without connecting it to a power supply. We need a fix for this problem!

On 13.1 I got 18 hours of battery and for the life of me, couldn't drain it down past 30%. After updating to 13.1.3, I've lost 30% in 3 hours!! Same apps, same usage, every behavior usage the same. It's incredibly frustrating as I was thinking that Apple finally got it right. I've never used any iPhone where I didn't have to carry a charger and extra battery, old OR new. For about 3 weeks, it was really exhilarating and now I'm brought back to reality. Very disappointing to say the least...

OK, do this-->Restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod to factory settings - Apple Support

Don't log in to iCloud, install any apps or add any email accounts, and check your battery life for a day. If your battery life is still bad restore your phone using iTunes so it gets a fresh copy of iOS 13. Report the results. If battery life is OK log in to iCloud. Test again for a day.

If battery life is still OK restore your backup and test again. If battery life gets worse you have a defective app. Start with Facebook as a likely suspect.

Usually, links to external sites in posts are to drive traffic to the poster's site (and thus get click credit) rather than to actually solve a problem. Especially in this case where the 3 minute video could be summarized in 3 short sentences.

If your battery state of charge jumps around you need a new battery. Take the phone to an Apple store where they can test it and replace it if needed. Or use the Contact Support link at the top of this page; they can do a remote test. If you install the Apple Support app from the app store you can contact support directly from the app and schedule an appointment. Or use the link below.

Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options - Apple

I had the battery drain issue on an iphoneX. I recalibrated my battery and it is working much better.

1. Discharge the battery completely.
2. Charge the battery for a full 6 hours with the power off.
3. Power on. I was good to go.

Not quite as good as before but very close.

I had the battery drain issue on an iphoneX. I recalibrated my battery and it is working much better.

1. Discharge the battery completely.
2. Charge the battery for a full 6 hours with the power off.
3. Power on. I was good to go.

Step 1. is very easy todo at the moment just wait a few hours and it's drained :-)

So many complaints? Are you serious? Here is an example of "so many complaints"

That's almost THIRTEEN THOUSAND complaints and 2.6 MILLION views. At a time when there were only 100 million phones. To scale that up to the present that would be over 100 THOUSAND complaints. That was a real problem that affected about 5% of all iPhones, and it was fixed in 2 weeks. So it accumulated that number of posts in 2 weeks.

If your phone has a battery life problem you need to find the app that is causing it. HINT: It isn't iOS 13.1.3. It is one (or maybe 2) apps that are not working correctly. You need to find the apps, kill them and restart your phone. My battery life with iOS 13 is noticeably better than it was with iOS 12, which was also pretty good.

Does this look similar to what everyone is experiencing? This graph shows the time when I fully charge it and leave it overnight. Every morning the battery is either at around 5% or the phone is dead. I have been to the Apple store 3 times but they can't resolve it. The phone is unusable and it has been going on for over a month.

My iPhone XS Max randomly still gets hot about 6 days being replaced. Apple Photos consumes excessive battery or processing power. All photos have long been indexed. Through some trial and experimentation, I noticed that as soon as I use the camera and photos are taken, it heats us and remains heated. Upgraded to IOS 13.2.3 and still happening. Have no idea what’s going on?

I have two iPhone se's in my home

After the IOS 13 update, I can't use my iPhones at all as my charge is dropping in like every 30 seconds and to charge it back it takes hours. Also my both iPhones heat extremely and I am afraid and concerned about my safety. I have been a great fan of apple and sadly I have to admit I am going to use Nokia button phones for the over heating issue is alarming.

Like to also remind Apple that I have done all the troubleshooting methods on the internet like cancelling active apps,etc. Please admit the fault and fix this issue as soon as possible because we payed money for your products with trust in you.DONT LOSE THE TRUST.I still hope Apple will fix this.

This is a public user to user technical forum, if you have an issue with your phone battery, then do something about like scheduling an appointment with the Genius Bar and take it to the nearest Apple store.

Same issue with iPhone 7. Updated software to iOS 13.1.3 recently and immediately noticed battery drain. This was followed with phone rebooting whilst texting. Never experienced similar issues previously. Are there settings that can manage out this behaviour or is this symptomatic of software bugs? Be good if Apple responded here.