Iphone 6 battery stretch

DouBleB

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Anyone manage to stretch battery lasts more than 7 hours with normal usage of Facebook and surf net
 

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Anyone manage to stretch battery lasts more than 7 hours with normal usage of Facebook and surf net

Yeap, I did. But mostly on half Cellular and half on Wi-Fi, more than 7 hours if fully on Wi-Fi. If fully on cellular, might only be up to 6 hours of usage time. But it all depends on your settings and the brightness being set.
 

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yeah did hit 7hrs plus but mostly 6hrs+ nia....
 

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I can get 8 hours but that's like hardly using my phone at all lol just abit in between if a good usage run 7 hours shld be sweet spot ba. My settings is everything off full battery saving mode including 3G/wifi brightness 30%
 

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my 6+ on max is 8H only.. But I m happy with it bcos it last a full day of 24 hours without any charge.

Since I got 6+ a mth ago, I charge it every night even it still 50% above... Take abt 1.5H fully charge then sleep, wake up it still 100%...
 

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I hope after u all have fun trying to figure out how long ur battery can last, that.. u don't continuously do so unless u have no choice.

Charge ur iPhone whenever u can.
 

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Since i have my first iphone years ago, i've been charging it no matter full or not. As long as im in office or at home, it's plugged in
 

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i think it really depends on a few factors e.g. wifi/data? type of apps used etc.

I using iPhone 6 too and the best battery stretch i get is around 8.5 hours with barely 3% battery life left. The usage pattern is mostly replying messages (both watsapp and smses), safari and a few minutes of game.

On average, it's around 6.5 to 7.5 hours.

I'm not sure if anyone of you ever experience this- sometimes the battery will drop by 2% e.g. from 71% to 69%.
 

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i think it really depends on a few factors e.g. wifi/data? type of apps used etc.

I using iPhone 6 too and the best battery stretch i get is around 8.5 hours with barely 3% battery life left. The usage pattern is mostly replying messages (both watsapp and smses), safari and a few minutes of game.

On average, it's around 6.5 to 7.5 hours.

I'm not sure if anyone of you ever experience this- sometimes the battery will drop by 2% e.g. from 71% to 69%.

Yes bro.. Drop 2% happened to me.. 61>59, 55>53, 31>29, 28>26, 16>14

See this:
http://forums.imore.com/iphone-6-plus/301080-iphone-6-plus-battery-percentage-issue-3.html
 

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i think it really depends on a few factors e.g. wifi/data? type of apps used etc.

I using iPhone 6 too and the best battery stretch i get is around 8.5 hours with barely 3% battery life left. The usage pattern is mostly replying messages (both watsapp and smses), safari and a few minutes of game.

On average, it's around 6.5 to 7.5 hours.

I'm not sure if anyone of you ever experience this- sometimes the battery will drop by 2% e.g. from 71% to 69%.

Dun worried...U r not the 1...I suspect all iphone 6 & + kana this...

Surfing on safari drain battery life...Apple really need to fix this...
 

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The missing percentage also happen when u charge... Haha... If u keep see on your iPhone while charging then u will notice (I did that).. Lol
 
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