The other day I was on FaceTime with a friend of mine and when I reached to 6 percent my phone turned off by itself and I was able to power it back on and the phone wasn’t even dead is there a way of knowing if it’s the battery health or if its something else?
it started doing this when IOS 17 came out when I was on IOS 16 it didn’t shut itself off and it only happens on FaceTime
iPhone SE, iOS 17
If you go into Settings, under Battery, what does it say about the Battery health?
I see people on these forums claiming that you should replace the battery once the battery health drops below 80% – so if the phone starts shutting off "randomly" a lot and the battery health is also below 80%, that might indicate a new battery is in order.
If I remember correctly, once battery health declines enough, it's easier for instantaneous power demands (at some particular moment) to exceed what the battery can provide, leading to unexpected shutoffs. The first article below has a section on "Preventing Unexpected Shutdowns" that might be interesting.
If you go into Settings, under Battery, what does it say about the Battery health?
I see people on these forums claiming that you should replace the battery once the battery health drops below 80% – so if the phone starts shutting off "randomly" a lot and the battery health is also below 80%, that might indicate a new battery is in order.
If I remember correctly, once battery health declines enough, it's easier for instantaneous power demands (at some particular moment) to exceed what the battery can provide, leading to unexpected shutoffs. The first article below has a section on "Preventing Unexpected Shutdowns" that might be interesting.
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What part of settings to I go to
Unexpectedly shutting off
