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What is the average percentage of battery loss in ipad pro m4 11 inch, when its not in use and wifi is off, per day.
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For one thing, the battery percentage indicator is like a car’s fuel gage. When the car (or iPad) is about 100% full, the drop in percentage proceeds slowly. Conversely, when nearly empty, the discharge rate appears much more rapid.
Your iPad will be running background housekeeping tasks while in its idle (sleeping/standby) state.
Battery utilisation is heavily influenced by the individual configuration of your iPad's settings and installed Apps. As rough benchmark, you might reasonably anticipate your iPad using ~10% of its total capacity across 24hrs while not being used. As such, unused, your iPad's battery will likely sustain the iPad for 7-10 days.
If instead your iPad is fully shut-down (stopping all background activity, except the internal clock), an healthy iPad battery will lose charge very slowly - only requiring a maintenance recharge after many months
If charged till 80% and then not used for a week. Then how much loss is normal.
If the iPad is shut down, I would expect a 10% loss or so after a week, assuming reasonable ambient temperature.
It isnt shut down but my ipad is going down 10% each day without any use. The wifi and background refresh being off. Is it normal?
hurruuu wrote:
It isn[‘]t shut down
Why not?
Check Settings > Battery and learn what applications are consuming the power.
There is no data for that for the days i havent used it. So i dont really know what is consuming the battery.
What is the average percentage of battery loss in an idle iPad Pro m4?
