iOS 9.1 displays the battery percentage incorrectly and this I noticed both on iPhone 6S, And the 6S iPhone Plus repeatedly in the last days, the problem being an extremely big one for users.
iOS 9.1 has issues with displaying battery percentage and they are accentuated in this version of iOS compared to the previous ones because we are not talking about a new problem, but about an aggravation of an existing one that generates a lot of headaches.
The problems with the correct display of the battery percentage in iOS 9.1 mislead users who generally have the impression that their battery has more energy than it actually has, and in the last few days I have been left with iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus shut down out of nowhere.
In the case of both terminals the battery percentage shows values of approximately 10% before suddenly closing, connecting to a power source immediately opening the terminals with the display of a battery percentage of about 5% almost every time.
iOS 9.1 incorrectly displays the battery percentage
Unfortunately the problems with the correct display of the battery percentage in iOS 9.1 are encountered by a very large number of people at the moment, and the only safe solution for them involves performing a restore and avoiding the use of a backup of the devices.
This problem can leave you with a Closed iPhone even when you need it most and I don't really understand how Apple can be so wrong in determining the percentage of battery available for terminals, when a more accurate estimate is needed all the time
Apart from the sudden shutdown, the problems with the correct display of the battery percentage also appear when a terminal is removed from charging with a certain value of energy stored in the battery, it suddenly changing to a value 10% - 15% higher without any clear explanation.
I have not yet tested iOS 9.2 beta 2 to see if the problem is solved on these terminals, but I have a vague impression that the situation is not as I would like.
Have you had problems like this?
