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I just purchased an iPad Air 5th generation and I noticed the battery loses a lot more power than my old iPad mini. I also noticed that it is losing power overnight when I am sleeping. I don’t have apps refreshing in the background.
iPad Air (5th generation)
Comparing two different iPads isn’t always apples to apples since it depends on how each is configured. Using the steps listed on here you can see what is causing the battery drain on your iPad
Check iPad battery usage - Apple Support
Comparing two different iPads isn’t always apples to apples since it depends on how each is configured. Using the steps listed on here you can see what is causing the battery drain on your iPad
Check iPad battery usage - Apple Support
Did you check in Settings > Battery to see what might be draining the battery? If it's something like rapid battery self-discharge (which is unlikely but I've seen it occasionally) it wouldn't show up there as anything using up the battery.
About the battery usage on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support
I personally leave my devices connected to power overnight. There's nothing about doing so that would damage a battery. And it might be better than accumulating charge-discharge cycles that could be avoided by simply making sure it's connected to power to handle its active power needs.
Seems like the Maps app was coming up as being used when I wasn’t on the iPad. I will keep watching it.
ipad air battery issues
