iPhone battery problems: drain quickly after updating iOS 10.1.1

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Recently, there’ve been many users reported about iPhone battery problems. According to these users, their iPhones run out of battery quickly after updating to the new iOS version. 

 

iPhone battery problems: drain quickly

This year, Apple released their new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus with many new features like dual camera or water resistance. Besides, this US giant also introduced their latest iOS 10. This new OS comes with many new and interesting features. Later, this OS was upgraded to iOS 10.1 and iOS 10.1.1. However, the latest iOS 10.1.1 version cause some problems to iPhones, battery problems to be more specific.
According to some users, their phones have problems after updating to this OS version. Their iPhone batteries drain quickly even though they’d just refuel 100% the capacity. Some even said that their iPhones only last for about 20 minutes. After that, these handsets all automatically turn off.



However, the iPhone battery problems do not happen to all the devices updating to iOS 10.1.1. Only iPhone 6, iPhone 5, and iPhone 5s have this kind of battery issue. Many people think that this is just a joke or these users do not use authentic iPhones. There’s no answer for this issue from the US giant.

iPhone battery problems: not the first time

This is not the first time that iPhones is reported to have battery problems. Not so long ago, iPhone 6s was said to suddenly shut down. The reason of this problem is the battery. After this case, Apple gave the explanation as well as the program for free battery exchange. The iPhone 6 series of the Apple seems to have many issues. Last time, iPhone 6s also have the battery issue when it abruptly turns off. iPhone 6 Plus has the touch screen problem. Now, all we can do is wait for Apple to give the explanation. If you want to know more about this case, just keep following our page. We’ll keep updating.

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