iphone reboot

Hi All,

I have exactly same problem with my iPhone 7+.

It had suddenly bricked and I spent so much time to restore it and finally I restored as a new iPhone.

but the remained battery is 1 % or 100 % always and never changed.

And when I disconnect the charging cable, It turned off tens of seconds later.

I checked the battery health and found the current capacity of the battery is 100mAh.

Is there someone can help this?

I believe it's a problem with the AIDA64 app. In the first picture you gave me, not only does the battery charge say 100mAh but the voltage is 0.000V. What? No voltage? That's impossible! Where it's used to be 2300mAh, around 3.8V. Your iPhone is fine, and there were many reports of AIDA64 failing to provide correct info.

By the way, GSM Arena stated that the iPhone 5S's capacity is 1560mAh. We're seeing lots of unaccurate data from AIDA64.

Okay, so considering your battery can only hold 100mAh, it's not going to last 30 minutes on light use. If the app is correct...

But if you believe the "100mAh" is wrong (I think it is) all I can think of is a problem with the iPhone's measuring system, which logs how much current is flowing from the battery, and gives you the approximate amount of battery left. Of course, it's not perfect, and if the data is collected many times per second the error will accumulate. Probably your iPhone 6S plus has the better technology and does it without errors.

1. The battery capacity cannot be 100mAh, it says 1560 mAh at "Capacity".

2. I can't say anything about the reboot problem. What app are the photos from?