Yup, sure enough, iPhone shutdown at ~18% (as it has for ages!) and when I
rebooted, I was told I was in battery performance management mode. For the
past few days the iPhone has been laggy and a pain to use. Turned that mode
off and it's buttery smooth again.
Hmmm, was it just PR about the
On 3 Apr 2018, at 13:04, mac98aop wrote:
The defaults I _think_ only change if the battery requires it, but
the battery health page isn't all that clear to me!
when your phone starts shutting down despite it saying about 20%+ just
now, you'll know;)
Taking photos or using Maps is a great
Thanks Jason, booking the replacement is on my to-do list (I hear the price
will go up again in Jan 2019?)
The defaults I *think* only change if the battery requires it, but the
battery health page isn't all that clear to me!
Just pleased that 11.3, with prospect of a new battery means I
I got a battery replacement for a Very slow 6 showing serious battery fatigue
and it came back to life nicely. Haven’t tried 11.3 yet but perhaps it’s about
the throttling (have they changed the defaults?)
Ps battery replacements are 25 quid this year for iPhone 6 and later.
Definitely worth
Just to say that all updates from mid 10.x.x really caused my iPhone 6 a
lot of lag, pain and frustration for me.
11.3 has made it as good as new. Keyboard is zippy, animations keep up
(I've turned them on again!) apps are a little snappier.
Really pleased.
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