My old iPod Touch 6 has battery percentage display problems.
For example while it’s charging, it is at 35%, but the next time I turn it on, it displays 25%. Please tell me why this bug happens.
iPod, iOS 12
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For example while it’s charging, it is at 35%, but the next time I turn it on, it displays 25%. Please tell me why this bug happens.
iPod, iOS 12
Olliereportsbugs wrote:
I didn’t unplug it
In that case:
If the iPod is no longer being charged, or the lightning bolt goes off and then back on, that indicates that either:
Here's an example of a damaged cable:
If the cable is damaged, perhaps you have access to another one in better condition (a sibling or friend perhaps).
If this problem occurs when using a USB port on a computer, that suggests that the USB outlet is faulty.
Olliereportsbugs wrote:
I didn’t unplug it
In that case:
If the iPod is no longer being charged, or the lightning bolt goes off and then back on, that indicates that either:
Here's an example of a damaged cable:
If the cable is damaged, perhaps you have access to another one in better condition (a sibling or friend perhaps).
If this problem occurs when using a USB port on a computer, that suggests that the USB outlet is faulty.
We would need more information before being able to provide a more accurate answer, but as an indication that what you see is probably considered normal for the 6th generation model;
If you mean that while on charge, the percentage indicator shows 35%, but having unplugged it from charge and then turning it on it states 25%, that is what I would expect. The 6th generation iPod Touch doesn't have the best battery life, even when it was new.
So it may just be normal behaviour. It might also be that the battery's lifespan is now shorter and that it's showing signs of age.
I didn’t unplug it
Just in case anyone might think that there's something wrong with me...
this nonsense is not my editing. I typed it correctly:
My old iPod Touch 6 has battery percentage display problems.