I have this issue also. My battery health is above 80%. I fully charged my phone and had my phone in my coat pocket all morning and went to use my phone at lunch and it was at 1%. Normally at this time if I hadn’t used my phone all morning it would be at 90%. Something is wrong with this update for iPhone. I have an iPhone 6 also. My iPad is doing fine on this update.
I have this issue also. My battery health is above 80%. I fully charged my phone and had my phone in my coat pocket all morning and went to use my phone at lunch and it was at 1%. Normally at this time if I hadn’t used my phone all morning it would be at 90%. Something is wrong with this update for iPhone. I have an iPhone 6 also. My iPad is doing fine on this update.
I did read Tim‘s post. My battery health is at 89%. The only app I had open was the Music app. Background refresh on other apps is off. I now wish I wouldn’t have updated to 11.3 because my phone was working fine before the update. This new update seriously has a problem of draining the battery when the phone is not being used. I’m sure they will have a patch in 11.3.1. It is just really annoying.
Of your battery is still good and above 80% and you still keep having problems with your battery try the next steps.
1) make a back up with iCloud (don’t use iTunes to make a back up could be a software issue and of you make a iTunes back up iT takes your info,the software and the software error in the back up)
2) go to settings->iCloud-> and deactivated your Find My iPhone function by entering your Apple id password.
3) Connect your device with iTunes program on your pc/mac by using the lightning cable.
4) Then Restore your device so it gets a clean installation of the newest version of IOS.
5) after that treinstaking your device and restore iT with your iCloud back up.
6) test your device a few days to see what the battery does now.
Ditto. My 6S phone was working well enough before 11.3 -- now it's draining from 100% to 1% with just a couple hours of usage, especially if I'm using an app with location services. What's really odd is when it gets to 1% it can give me at least another hour of usage (even location svcs-enabled apps) -- I got 90 minutes the other day, and it still hadn't shut down. I'm trying to run it completely out tonight and see if that helps.
I think it's less a battery problem than a battery MEASUREMENT problem -- but the upshot is the same. After all, I wouldn't want to drive a car that runs down to E quickly, only to give me another 150 miles on E ... because how am I supposed to know?
Like you, I hope this is fixed with 11.3.1. Let's get on the stick, Apple.
Look in Settings>Battery. You can see what's using the power. While you're there, look at Battery Health. If it's below 80%, consider having the battery replaced.
My battery health is 94%
Please read Tim's post above yours.
shandika wrote:
My battery health is 94%
What apps are using power?
Ios 11.3 battery drain too fast of iphone 6
Define "too fast"
LACAllen wrote:
Ios 11.3 battery drain too fast of iphone 6
Define "too fast"
Faster than half-fast.
That's amazing.
Im using iphone 6. Yesterday i updated my device to ios 11.3. Battery drain too fast now. Confused ☹️