Ipad Pro shuts off while charging and requires a hard reset to turn on

Date to my post above: I plugged in my iPad Pro into my iMac to do a local backup and left it connected overnight. Charge went from 77% to 100%. No hard reboot required. Upon ejection the iPad screen lit up and everything was as it was supposed to be. We shall see what the future brings. maybe this was a one-off event.

I don't understand why everyone keeps playing with these temporary fixes. I sent mine back and will wait until Apple fixes this. I also don't understand why this is not publisized in Apple News and more on Google. I'm shocked that Apple does not address this growing problem.

Because for me, it happened the first night and has not happened since. I happily use my iPad Pro every day without a hitch.

I'm not sure if it happened because overnight it was still backing up from iCloud, or what. I did switch charging cables, but it doesn't happen with either cable - one from Amazon nor the one that came with it. It also doesn't matter on mine if hey Siri is enabled or not.

I agree with you. It's shocking to me Apple moderators don't check into this room even if only to provide a temporary fix, as you put it. I can't speak for anybody else but I keep playing with them because I want/need my iPad to work. That being said, I respect your decision to send it back; for the premium Apple charges for their products this is garbage.

Please don't troll in here. Surface pro 4 has so many problems that are far worse. I had to deal with incomplete intel drivers, video distortion issues, rapidly draining battery, locking up face login, poor wifi signals, etc... The list for the surface pro is so much larger, that your statement can only be considered trolling. The issue we're trying to bring attention to here is very specific and it's for the sole reason of getting Apple to fix it properly. There's several people who keep posting in here as MS shills about the surface pro 4/book and really those have their own set of issues that don't belong here.

I'm just so frustrated, having spent over $1,000 and have this issue. Really Apple, the iPad Pro, can't do a simple charge,. No excuse, none.

I am not a troll. I have Macbook Pro, iPhone 6+. Very upset, Quality control ????

Bonjour , j ai un problème avec mon iPad pro wifi 32 GO , quand je le met en charge la nuit , au moment de le récupérer le matin en pleine charge (100%),celui reste bloquer et je suis obliger de forcer le redémarrage total de l'appareil .

Hello, I have a problem with my iPad Pro WiFi 32GB when I put him in charge of the night, when picking up the morning with a full load (100%), the rest block and I am forced to force the total reboot of the device.

Add me to the growing list of people with this problem.

iPad Pro completely shuts down when on the charger. Seems to happen when the charge reaches around 100% and left on the charger. Will not turn back on with power button alone, must use a hard reset combo (i.e. Home Button and Power Button together) to restart.

iPad Pro 32GB Silver

iOS 9.1

Sorry, lucbreton39. I have no idea what you just said. Siri has what to do with an ipad not turning on at day 14, when it turned on FOR THIRTEEN PREVIOUS DAYS?

No matter, I'm still returning the machine. It's a dud.

Apple should make sure their ipads are working correctly before they foist them on an unsuspecting public.

If the Siri thing works for you great. If it does not just wait. The update will. I assume you bought the device because you wanted it. If that's changed then take it back. It is still fully functional but if you don't want it, get rid of it.

Nope, no shilling. Nice try, though.

I just thought there was freedom of speech here. My mistake.

Meanwhile, you defend Apple with every breath. Hilarious.

No biggie. I no longer have the problem, since I soon won't have the product and never will again.

You can preach your fatuous workarounds all you like, the fact remains - I notice you're not taking to task the others with the same observation - is that Apple should have fixed the problem before foisting a product on the consumer that wasn't ready for use.

Defend on, var.

Post on, tdtdbazinga and flibbertygibbet.

ignatz, nothing personal but if you don't have the product and can't contribute to the conversation seeking a solution to the topic at hand perhaps your time would be better spent at http://www.asus.com/us/support/ than it is here; quoting every other post and typing out your best one line zinger. The pain and anger will soon be over for you, you'll get your money back and won't have an iPad Pro... congrats!

Sent from my iPad Pro

Nope, no shilling. Nice try, though.

I just thought there was freedom of speech here. My mistake.

Meanwhile, you defend Apple with every breath. Hilarious.

No biggie. I no longer have the problem, since I soon won't have the product and never will again.

You can preach your fatuous workarounds all you like, the fact remains - I notice you're not taking to task the others with the same observation - is that Apple should have fixed the problem before foisting a product on the consumer that wasn't ready for use.

Defend on, var.

Post on, tdtdbazinga and flibbertygibbet.

saying asus as many times as you did in a post sounds like shilling to me.

it's a company's forum. no one said anything about freedom of speech here.

yes.

why are you here then? you have some vested interest, and since you're here and are returning the product with constant bombardment of another company's name then you are shilling.

fatuous like your posts are? The workarounds aren't silly and we're talking about turning a toggle on so that we don't have to do a restart that takes 15 seconds once a day.... OHHHHHHhhhhhhh nooooooooo.

i will.

No one is "defending" Apple, there is no need. I never had the issue on my Pro, but I know others who have and who participate in the beta and their issue was resolved. I've never had any device or service that was software related that did not have one issue or another at sometime. I'm 65 years old and have used a lot of different software devices from various manufacturers. If I wanted to trash every company that had a product with a bug I would have absolutely no life as apparently some here don't.

Even with this bug the device is fully functional. If you are returning or have apparently, you really neither needed nor wanted it. And that's fine. No one forced you to buy it nor keep it. But touting another device that won't be any better for most, maybe for you, and if so good luck, is not helpful to anyone. But when you run into the bugs on it don't waste your life or anyone else's time ranting. Talking to a therapist would be a better use of your time.

This particular issue also hit some of us on our iPhone 6S when it was released. It only happened once to me and after 9.1 I've not had the issue recur. I guess I should have returned it and bought an Android device and then come here and ranted. But a therapist would have been more helpful. Think about it.