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I have a 7th generation iPod Touch that I think the battery draw is too much. I had a 15% loss for home screen over a couple of hours. No use at all. Can someone comment on this? I think that I should have to run it on low-power, no internet connection, no bluetooth, etc. just to conserve my battery.s there a good app out there that I could get a feel to my battery condition? Thanks.
Chuck
iPod, iOS 15
There's useful information on this article. Be sure to follow the links for more info. Note that the iPod Touch does not have a Low Power Mode. About the battery usage on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201264
There's useful information on this article. Be sure to follow the links for more info. Note that the iPod Touch does not have a Low Power Mode. About the battery usage on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201264
This is definitely a problem mine is the same fully charged turned off overnight loses 20% I took it to a Genius Bar said my battery was fine thought it maybe a software issue so wiped it. Put my music back on still the same??
Thanks. I’ll check it out. The iPod touch does have a low power mode though. That’s one of the reasons that I thought would help because I have it selected.
I pretty much fixed mine…I guess. No background app refresh, shut off internet, Bluetooth, close all open apps and go to low power mode. So essentially it’s a $299 iPod mini from the 90s.
Yeah its a joke
Battery life
