ipad battery drain

Having performed the update to iPadOS15, a forced restart is recommended. Doing so will likely clear any “stuck” or background processes that are causing excessive battery utilisation:

• On an iPad with a Home button: Press and hold the top button and the Home button at the same time. When the Apple logo appears, release both buttons.
• On other iPad models: Press and quickly release the volume up button, press and quickly release the volume down button, then press and hold the top button. When the Apple logo appears, release the button.

Be aware that, post update, your battery utilisation will be higher than normal for a few days - whilst system housekeeping tasks, such as re-indexing, are running. Normal battery behaviour should return within a day or two.

Are you saying buying a new cord solved your charging problem?

If yes, then there was a problem with your old cord.

If no, then make an appointment at the nearest Apple location to have your

iPad, cords and charging block evaluated for free.

Once the diagnostics are complete, the staff will explain your options.

Make a Genius Bar Reservation

https://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/

Or start here to see if Apple can run remote diagnostics to assist in

analyzing the problem:

Get Support

Same here. I just searched Google, and found this possible fix:

“If you want to fix the battery drain issue after updating to iOS 15, you should consider disabling Background App Refresh. To do that, head over to Settings > General > Background App Refresh and then tap on Off.”

I also changed my charging cord. Seems to be holding much better.

That's my question too, I have forced restart and that doesn't work! Why? I have just bought my 1st Iphone 12 and am thinking about the IWatch 7 and IMac laptop but if the updates cause these problems, I may have to rethink about it.

Same here. I had no problems before the update. My battery always held a great charge. I did the update yesterday, today my battery drained 35% in 3 hours. Without being on a charger, it used to drain maybe 5% in 3 hours. I even deleted a bunch of apps to see if that would help.

I have no idea, but I hope a lot of these issues we’re encountering get resolved. My iPad battery is inconsistent. One day it’s fine, the next it appears to drain faster. I turned off quite a few background things in my settings. I think it’s conserving a little better, but TBH, I can’t confirm it’s consistency. I wish I had some input from Apple Tech people to get more info on what they’re doing or if they’re actually working on fixing these things.

I updated my IPad, iPhone 11, and Apple Watch, and the only issues I’m running across (so far) are on my iPad.

I have tried the force restart many times and still battery draining with a couple hours or sooner. Had to buy a 10ft charging cord to be able to use Ipad 6th generation.

My started with the last update so don’t know why but was fine up until then.

Is there going to be a fixed from Apple for this problem or is this a way to force us to buy a new IPAD? Just wondering? Can't take IPAD anywhere with out a charging unit or cord!

I’ve noticed an inconsistency in the battery charge since I updated (on Nov. 15th). It’s gotten better, but still has its moments.