iPhone 6s Plus battery percentage getting stuck

Hey brother, I had this problem and solved it . All what i did is , I plug my iPhone to another charger and it was from my car. At the first thing i did . I maked him to get 2% , because it was stuck on 3% . When it got 2% immediately plugged in like I did say above (car). I hop this will work for you and everyone.

I also have this problem i have contacted apple and working with them on a fix

still trying different things restored back to default they thought my back up was the problem. batt. % still froze up now running batt. down to zero recharging to 100% will see ??? it is in the phone not my back up will post update tomorrow .

I've been having the same issue. It happens daily and won't resolve until I restart the phone. Would appreciate an update if you get anywhere!

Apple just called and said a new update is out they think it will fix this issue. ios9.0.2

Good to know. Thank you!

Hello all. I'm also experiencing this issue. iOS 9.0.2 did not fix this issue. I'm going to the apple store for my mac this weekend and will ask to see if they have any insight.

I think I'm having the same issue...my batter will get down to about 50% and shut off.

Ok ios9.0.2 did not fix batt.% freezeing. Contracted apple i sent them two screenshots. took one waited 15 minutes took the second batt. % steal on same % we shall see want they say ? also not going to charge my phone to night it is froze on 96% now will take more screenshots tomorrow.one with batt. showing 96% and one right after i reset it could be low 20's

I have iphone 6s and iOS 9.0.2. My battery percentage stopped showing at the top of the screen right after I backed up my phone to my mac. The battery icon was still there, but the percentage was gone. I went into settings/battery and toggled the "show percentage" green slider on and off many times, it made no difference.

I was about to reboot the phone to see if that helped. So I pressed the display on/off button and the home (fingerprint) button at the same time, intending to hold them down long enough to reboot the phone. However, as soon as I pressed these buttons simultaneously, the battery percentage popped back into the status line at the top of the screen and I didn't even need to reboot the phone after all.

This just happened 5 minutes ago so maybe it's just an anecdote rather than data, but I thought I would share it on this thread.

I have received a phone from T-mobile 6s+ (64 GB) on 25th. Charging never changed . it was always showing 17% and when I restart the phone, it was showing 1%. I went to apple store on Sept 26th and got a new 6s+ ( 64 GB). You please go to store and get a new phone.