Massive Battery Drain IOS 13.2.2

Have you tried a hard reset of your iDevices?

For the iPad Pro, have you tried the new hard reset procedure for the new 2018 iPad Pro models?

1. Press and release the volume UP button.

2. Then immediately press and release the volume DOWN button.

3. Then, press and hold the Power button at the top. You will see the Slide to Power off button, but keep on holding down the Power button until you see the Apple logo, then let it go.

Once you have performed all the steps, wait for a few seconds and your 2018 iPad Pro will boot up completely to the iPad Pro’s Lock screen.

Good Luck!

Most users are not having this issue. This is not a common issue/bug/problem.

We are not seeing large numbers of users reporting in here about massive battery drain of their iDevices.

You may want to post feedback to Apple about this issue.

The best you can do is alert Apple to this growing issue.

The only way to get Apple to, DIRECTLY, listen to you is to use their feedback portion of their website.

iPad Feedback

http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html

Cognizant Apple employees read ALL feedback generated from all of the various feedback pages and transfers the data to the proper and responsible Apple teams and personnel , but NO Apple employees will ever respond with any type of direct, individual replies from the feedback you post.

The more users that post product feedback about any product issue, the faster Apple is made aware and starts working on a fix/solution for a future software update.

Also, you may want to phone contact Apple, directly in Cupertino, California, and calmly talk to an Apple customer service employee about this issue via the link below.

https://www.apple.com/contact/

If still no joy.

Tap on the link below to my iDevice/iOSperformance/optimisation user tips link.

Slow iPad on iOS 9, 10 or 11! - Apple Community

Try all of these tips and leave each tip active together.

DO NOT simply try every tip individually, expecting just one tip tobe a performance “cure all”.

Many of these tips are designed to work together to helpimprove overall iOS/iDevice performance.

Most of the tips listed in th above link should work for iPhone, as well.

Good Luck!

If STILL NO JOY,

You may want to post feedback to Apple about this issue.

The best you can do is alert Apple to this growing issue.

The only way to get Apple to, DIRECTLY, listen to you is to use their feedback portion of their website.

iPhone Feedback

http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

Cognizant Apple employees read ALL feedback generated from all of the various feedback pages and transfers the data to the proper and responsible Apple teams and personnel , but NO Apple employees will ever respond with any type of direct, individual replies from the feedback you post.

The more users that post product feedback about any product issue, the faster Apple is made aware and starts working on a fix/solution for a future software update.

Also, you may want to phone contact Apple, directly in Cupertino, California, and calmly talk to an Apple customer service employee about this issue via the link below.

https://www.apple.com/contact/

Sluggishness with update to iOS 13.2.3.....

I updated to iOS 13.2.3 and its the worst experience to date on an Apple device to date.

1. Its extremely sluggish. Doing general search is a challenge.
2. I cannot access my emails readily. When it does come up on my phone hours after, I am unable to open the mail
3. The battery drains super fast. I charged last night. Barely surf today. Its now at 17%. Its kind of strange as before upgrading to iOS 13 my battery would last the day.

Any suggestions out there as to how I can remedy this huge problem??

You have hijacked someone else's post help.

The hard reset does work for a great many things.

What iPad and iPhone do YOU own?

Are they running the latest iOS 13.2.2?

How much free, internal data storage space is left on each device?

What have you tried to mitigate your massive battery drain issues?

Didn’t intend to hijack anything, only comment that the suggested solution didn’t work for me. I have a 12.9" iPad Pro (newest version) and an iPhone SE (which I prefer to the newer ones because of it’s more convenient size). They both started having this problem when I installed 13.2.2. Neither had the issue previously.

I am aware that a hard reset solves many issues. I do it frequently on various devices, usually with good results. It just didn’t work with this one, which "seems" like a bug in the OS.

I thought having a similar issue to the OP’s was pertinent. I’m sorry if it wasn’t. I will refrain from posting comments here in the future.

It is more polite to start your own thread post/technical questions about your own devices in these communities

Users are welcome here anytime, but it is much better to post your own individual post so as not confuse who we are actually trying to help in a post with certain affected Apple products.

If you are having issues with your own Apple mobile devices, please post your own questions in the appropriate Apple mobile device support communities.

Thank You Very Much.

Thank you for what you said. I have iPhone X s Max & the same thing happened to my battery after installing the 13.2.2 iOs. I also did the hard reset & had the same results. Same with my iPaid air 2. Hope they fix it soon. Miss Steve Jobs. Apple tech seems lost now. I just want it to work well. Don’t need all the battery draining bells & whistles. Or they should at least give us the option to delete the junk they add that takes up storage & uses battery life.

Things were just a bad with Mr Jobs, at times.

No multi-button mice for Macs for years, the “figure out the pointer direction, hockey puck style mouse with early iMacs, the G4 cube, iPhone '“You’re holding it wrong” Antennagate, Macbook battery overheating issues.

Mr. Jobs, R.I.P., wasn't infallible, either.

Have same phone & same problem just since installing iOs 13.2.2 I usually only text & not much. So Apple has to fix this issue. I just want a simple phone that works well. Steve Jobs said:”It just works” & that is the kind of customer I am which is why I have purchased Apple devices for years now. Life is complicated enough without our very expensive technology giving us more problems. These devices are supposed to make our lives simpler, easier. I have purchase 8 iPads including iPad Pro for family, 9 iPhones & the Apple mac book for self & family. Apple wifi, which I still have & 3 Apple TV devices, (2 as gifts) discontinued Cable altogether. Always recommended Apple products but now I’m losing trust. Hope Apple can turn this around.

Yes, no one is infallible. None of us. Hope Apple can just fix this problem without creating more. Nothing personal Michael. Don’t know all that you are referring to in your comment as I am not that tech savvy which is why I just want devices that work well without need of a tech degree. I’m concerned with my present problems with my devices. Just hope they can fix it. Worry if I offended you in some way. Nothing personal.

Started my own thread to someone else in this discussion. Only answered the post you sent to me out of courtesy. If I have offended you, it was completely unintentional. I did everything that I knew how to do to mitigate the battery drain issue. My son has also & told me to wait for Apple to fix it. Hope they do so soon.

Actually did call a number on the sites you sent. Talked to a nice young lady who helped with the issue. Did screen sharing, I believe, where she could actually check out my battery health, on my iPhone & then my iPad. She is sending me 2 emails to fill out as she said these are not really complaints but reports for issues. She thanked me for the info so this was the best thing to do. Just wanted to let you know & thank you for the info.

You have a 2018 iPad Pro.

Check in Settings under battery to see what apps are using up your battery.

This should NOT be happening to a 2018 top of line iPad Pro.

Make sure your screen brightness is NOT at 100% brightness.

Set your screen brightness for some other comfortable level that should be much lower than 100% brightness.

Any iPad screen set for 100% brightness is an instant battery “drainer”!