iPhone 6 battery dies in cold weather

I think the totalky same. Mine (iPhone 5s) worked all years until the winter 2017 just properly with ios 7 and 8, and I had no experience with it dieing from cold weather. Now it dies with ios 9 at 5 •C or so.

Same issue has my family - e.g. an iPhone 6s plus is only 12 months old and now dies with ios 10 at 5 •C either. It was not the issue with ios 9, what is important to keep in mind.

You do realize that batteries performance declines with age and use, don't you

That is as expected, new batteries work better than used batteries in any temperature.

There’s a recall:

https://www.apple.com/support/iphone6s-unexpectedshutdown/

My iPhone 6 running iOS 10.0.2 is useless outside below 45F at this point even when kept in a pant pocket. It was not like this last year and even when the battery got tired on my previous 4S it didn't act like this. Apple needs to take this seriously but it sounds like 10.1 and 10.2 make battery issues even worse.

The technical specs on the 6 indicate it should not behave the way it is, so my confidence in their tech is....shall I say, Limited. My plan is to by the X and subject it to real world conditions (colder weather) and if it fails I'll just return it. What do you think? thanks for the reply.

Was on vacation, getting ready to take photos of a beautiful sunrise and my phone battery plummets ffrom ~80% to dead!! It was only in the 50sF so not even that cold. For the amount of money we py for these phones the reliability is an ultimate fail. My husband had a Samsung and a Huawei with him and they both worked!!! Been an iPhone supporter for quite sometime but I'm hopping off of this bandwagon. And this battery drainage with every upgrade is a joke

Yes, i have had the same problem since an early iOS9 update. Apple just won't even admit there is a problem! Also, which each iOS update my phone develops a new problem and slows down. I have a iPhone X on order and if there are any problems with it now OR IN THE FUTURE, it will be my last Apple device. For a top shelf company to treat loyal customers like this is outrageous. You can't get mad at the store or support staff, they are just doing their job, but I sure make my view known when I talk to them about the issue. 😟

I'm sure the Apple sales staff at the mall appreciate you have made them aware of your umbrage.

in the mean time go to apple.com/feedback if you would like the Apple Computer developers and management know.

My 6 Plus is doing the same thing since the upgrade and I never had problems in cold weather before. I hope it gets resolved soon as I go in back woods hiking with animals daily and bring phone in case of an emergency.

My phone keeps dying. The temperature outside is 4c and all the windows are closed. I would leave my phone on 100% and next thing when I go to look at the time my screen goes black. I have to then turn my phone and when I turn it on it says no battery even though it’s just charged up to 100%.

Katielouise35 wrote:

My phone keeps dying. The temperature outside is 4c and all the windows are closed. I would leave my phone on 100% and next thing when I go to look at the time my screen goes black. I have to then turn my phone and when I turn it on it says no battery even though it’s just charged up to 100%.

And how old is it?

You need to get out in the cold more. Many of the people I work with outside have this issue. It is real Why do Apple fans deny anything can be wrong. “It just works” I hear all the time we’ll let me tell you this not when it gets slightly cold it doesn’t.

Stanian wrote:

You need to get out in the cold more. Many of the people I work with outside have this issue. It is real Why do Apple fans deny anything can be wrong. “It just works” I hear all the time we’ll let me tell you this not when it gets slightly cold it doesn’t.

It's -7 here.

Thanks for it.

But why Apple don’t re-call all old IPhone 6 batteries and purpose a change with the new?

I think that the money spent was a lot and good and now I discover that my IPhone 6 is only for people that live in place with good weather.