Ios 7 charging problem

[jolly123]

Hey guys,
Here is my question,wonder if anyone else faced this problem too...
As u all know in previous version ,near battery icon , we saw an icon when the battery charges completely so we unpluge the phone...
But here in ios 7 i've been waiting plenty of times too see when thats ganna be complete and where is that icon,but never has been shown...
So is that just mine or yours too?

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[angeliq]

Hey guys,
Here is my question,wonder if anyone else faced this problem too...
As u all know in previous version ,near battery icon , we saw an icon when the battery charges completely so we unpluge the phone...
But here in ios 7 i've been waiting plenty of times too see when thats ganna be complete and where is that icon,but never has been shown...
So is that just mine or yours too?

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Mine same... all ios7 in my house same.... how do you know the charge is complete? Because at 100% the previous os charge for a period after that, and then it shows it's finished....

 

[angeliq]

I surfed the web. Looks like the 100% shows that it's fully charged. I assume that Apple updated the program that it switches to 100% when the previous ios6 shows the "fully charged" symbol.... Am I right with my assumption?

 

[manoah20]

Same here!

 

[jolly123]

I surfed the web. Looks like the 100% shows that it's fully charged. I assume that Apple updated the program that it switches to 100% when the previous ios6 shows the "fully charged" symbol.... Am I right with my assumption?

I got an app from appstore,batterydoctor.
I tested it while the percentage is 100% , seems enough to unplug,but the app warned me about 30 minutes more to get completly charged!

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[Skull One]

As far as I know no applications can tell what charging state the battery is in (Consumer grade Lithium-Ion batteries have 4 stages).

Plan to run a test with a power monitor to see what is going on with iOS 7 versus how it used to work under iOS 6. I'll post the results as soon as possible.

 

[Skull One]

Bad news. My iPhone 5S hit 100% battery percentage and it is still in the tail end phase of Stage 2 charging based on the wattage being drawn right now. Which means it will need about another 10 to 15 minutes to reach Stage 3 (or monitor stage) for the charging circuit to shut down.

 

[Skull One]

Charging circuit has turned off. Took about 12 minutes after hitting 100%. Ok, NOW I dislike iOS 7's charging status change over iOS 6.

 

[jolly123]

Charging circuit has turned off. Took about 12 minutes after hitting 100%. Ok, NOW I dislike iOS 7's charging status change over iOS 6.

So ur telling us thats enough to wait about 12 minutes after hitting 100% to unplug?

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[Skull One]

So ur telling us thats enough to wait about 12 minutes after hitting 100% to unplug?

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Personally I would go with 15 minutes to be safe.

 

[jolly123]

Personally I would go with 15 minutes to be safe.

Well thank you for sharing,i would totally keep that in mind. Hope to fix this stupid bug in the next version!

 

[RFarthing]

I have a non-Apple wall unit that will accept 2 USB plugs plus 2 standard AC plugs. It has a red light that goes out when the iPhone (or iPad) is fully charged. Should I leave my phone plugged in an additional 15 mins or so on this one also?

 

[Skull One]

The light probably goes out when the amp draw falls below charging levels. So that would probably imply that the battery is fully charged.