how do I turn off iphone charging sound

I am also aware of this but if you use the silence button the phone vibrates notifying charging and update charge status. This also disturbs sleep. I have found that turning of the battery case reduces the disturbance. But it's not a complete solution.

If the iPhone is making the charging sound and vibrating very frequently during the night, that indicates an issue with either the connection, or the power source.

Generally the iPhone will sound once, and not sound again until either the connection is severed between the iPhone and the power source, like a blackout or power outage, or the cable is removed from the iPhone and plugged in again.

If it keeps going off during the night it means there's an issue, and trying to silence the sound is just covering up a bigger issue, like a short in the connection or recurring power outages.

For what its worth, I plug my iPhone in at night on my night stand right next to my head, and I can tell you the only time it sounds off and vibrates is if there happens to be a power outage during the night.

Otherwise after initial connection, the iPhone should not be making any more sounds or vibrations.

Better to figure out what is causing the power to fluctuate like that or the connection to be reset, than trying to cover it up.

OK, just did that, at http://www.apple.com/feedback

Then flip the switch on the side of the phone to put it into silent mode.

power on the silent button which is present near the volume button and then put charge. beep sound will not come

Of course, I've put in feedback, and I suggest everyone else put in feedback. That's not the same as arguing that it isn't broken.

/Randy

Yep, I hope we can get it fixed randy, meg's feedback is the only outlet but like - i use to use my iphone for an alarm in the morning but thats all changed now, really annoying,,,,,,

One work around is to plug in a set of headphones or earbuds . its much much quieter.

Hmm. Not enough reviews to even give it a rating. That makes me wonder how good it is.

i checked and it's correct. If you use the mute button at night to silence the charge sound your alarm will still work in the morning. Thanks DND.

charliedeli wrote:

i checked and it's correct. If you use the mute button at night to silence the charge sound your alarm will still work in the morning. Thanks DND.

Yes, it has always been so.

Phil0124 wrote:

Better to figure out what is causing the power to fluctuate like that or the connection to be reset, than trying to cover it up.

Exactly.