How to stop IOS 11 battery full beeping

I’ve upgraded my 7 to ios 11.2 but am still having the same problem (beeping & screen lights up periodically only once fully charged). I always have to wake up and disconnect the phone in the middle of the night. Very annoying. I’ve tried swapping out the cable and AC adapter, to no avail. Ugh...

I have cleaned it even though it is a relatively new phone. I have read many posts about this issue all over the internet in the last 24 hours. And as you see in my message I have used every type of charger, USB and plug in and multiple plugs and computers and cables. And every time it starts beeping I look at the battery percentage and it is 100%. Then it keeps on. Started doing this exactly after the last update. Sorry it is not my phone or any other devices.

Also there are articles about battery problems,including this one in USA Today and Forbes magazines. There are probably more. I’m continuing searching for a fix. Think about it. If it was the problems you mentioned why does it only start beeping at exactly the second the battery is 100%. It would be beeping right now at 96%. But it will start when it reaches 100%.

It is YOUR PHONE. It is not my phone. It is not my wife's phone. It is not my iPad. It is not my wife's iPad. It is not IdrisSeabright's iPhone. It is not hundreds of millions of iPhones, or there would thousands of posts about it.

Believe what you want to believe, but you will have the problem forever through every version of iOS if you don't troubleshoot the problem with your phone.

I have a new fully updated iphone X 11,2.1 and I have the same problem, Started randomly beeping when it reached full charge. Beeping stopped when I took the charging plug out. Definitely is a problem here since everything is brand

new. It's annoying!

BK123 wrote:

Recently got a new battery and they upgraded he phone to 11.2. This is happening to me now. Never happened before. Real annoying.

Where did you get the new battery installed? Was it through Apple? Or someone else?

Same problem, only since upgrading to 11.2. Only happens if the phone is on lock screen - if I use a sleep monitor program it doesn’t beep until I close that program in the morning and engage the lock screen.

I wonder how long it will take apple to determine that whatever they did in version 11x has made many phones behave differently. It might be a combination of software and hardware but it’s DIFFERENT and broken. Not throw the phone away broken, but wake me up one more time in the middle of the night and throw it out the window broken.

4frank2 wrote:

I am also having this problem with my brand new IPhone X (so I am 99.9999% sure it is not lint in the charging port!) and am using non-apple charger and lightning cable - so this may be a problem. I have found a workaround that stops the phone from beeping at night when reaching full charge:

http://osxdaily.com/2017/04/24/silently-charge-iphone-ipad-no-sound-buzz/

What that article explains how to do is top the noise that occurs when you plug your iOS device into a power source. If the procedure outlined in the article is working for you, then your phone is working as designed: sounding an alert when it is plugged in. It's not making a noise when it finishes charging.

However, if your phone was continuously making that noise, all you've done is silence the alert, not address the underlying problem of an intermittent connection to the charger.

BZZZZZZZZ

Wrong....

I plug in my iPhone = chime

Then it’s displays the green charging icon.

Next chime? When it states that the iPhone is fully charged and displays a HUGE green icon showing that it’s fully charged + a (wait for it.....) CHIME.

There most certainly IS a notification when the iPhone is fully charged, and the OP wants to know how to disable this chime. Your answer is both incorrect, and unhelpful.

Well, your phone is the only one that does it. None of the 6 iPhones I or my family members have ever owned has beeped when full charge is reached. Neither of my 2 iPads has ever beeped when they reach full charge. So you seem to have a really odd device.

Be4iDie03 wrote:

Theres nothing in my port, so obviously it’s just a weak port and poorly designed connection

Then why doesn't this happen to everyone?

Make an appointment at the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store. Perhaps they can get through to you.

My new iPhone X does the same, and my experience is the same as other posters - not the connection! So frustrating as it wakes me up. I’ve posted on the Apple feedback page and hope lots of others will too

Apple says that its wireless charging is compatible with Qi chargers. A great deal of Qi chargers stop charging when the phone is detected as fully charged to avoid over-charging. If 'apple approved' chargers behave differently then I'd like to know exactly how - and I'd like to understand whether or not that is even a good thing to not stop charging when fully charged.

If apple chargers DO behave differently in concert with the iPhone's chipset to avoid overcharging, then again I have to ask 'why'? I'd also maintain that Apple's claim of Qi compatibility is fraudulent; since it doesn't work the same as it does for other manufacturer's phones.

And the answer is most likely 'So Apple can charge licensing fees for their 'approved' designation.

Whether or not you agree or disagree with ANY of that, or whether you have some more detailed information that better explains this problem...

when Apple claims it is compatible with something; which is a deliberate marketing decision to INFLUENCE PURCHASE DECISIONS... and as a result a great number of users get super-annoying 'beeps' during the night - or 'buzzes' if they have phone silenced - then those folks have a legitimate reason to seek answers and solutions.

Talking down to them and being dismissive in a help forum is bad form. If you are too self-important to suffer people asking for help then unsubscribe and/or go away.

I just took my iphone 8 out of the box two days ago and am using the brand new charger that came out of their box and the beeping continues at 100% charge. It is annoying, and apple should remedy it instead of blaming consumers for equipment and user errors. If they dont fix it, i will return the phone and buy a google.