Important Warning: Avoid Updating iPhone 8 and 8 Plus to iOS 11.0 Point 2

If you're an iPhone 8 or 8 plus owner, there's something important to know before updating to iOS 11.0 point 2. The latest software update has been released by Apple, but some users have reported several issues that could affect your device's performance and functionality.

One of the most significant concerns is related to battery life. According to the iPhone 8 owner who recorded a time-lapse video showcasing the issue, when the phone was plugged into fast charging, it would drop from 86% to 83% in just five minutes. This might seem like a minor issue, but it's still a cause for concern, especially considering that fast charging is a paid feature on these devices.

However, this isn't the only issue with battery life. When using the standard cable that comes with your iPhone 8, you may experience another problem. According to the same user, when plugging in their phone overnight at around 15-20% charge, they would wake up to find that it was only charging by 25-30% after six hours or eight hours of sleep. This issue can be frustrating and might lead some users to believe that their iPhone is faulty.

There's also a bug related to the standard cable that causes the percentage on the battery display to not show the correct charge level. This problem is likely caused by a software issue rather than a hardware fault, which means that it could be fixed with an update or a restart of the device. However, this can still cause inconvenience for users who may need to take their devices to the Apple store only to find out that there's no problem with them.

The user emphasizes that this information is important and should not be shared unnecessarily, as it may lead to unnecessary calls to Apple support or visits to the store. Instead, they encourage iPhone 8 and 8 plus owners to stay away from updating to iOS 11.0 point 2 until further updates have been released.

In contrast, other iPhone models such as iPhone 7, 6s, and 5s are not affected by these issues, according to the user who tested them. They plan to continue testing their battery performance on the iPhone 8 device after updating to iOS 11.0 point 2, which will help determine whether the battery life improves or remains the same.

Overall, if you're an iPhone 8 or 8 plus owner, it's recommended that you exercise caution before updating to iOS 11.0 point 2 until further updates have been released.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi guys I wanted to quickly update you guys on the iPhone 8 and 8 plus running iOS 11.0 point 2 I want to give you a warning on iPhone 8 and 8 plus specifically only to not update to this software okay Apple released it today I put a video out fixing certain issues but I've come across a few issues with the battery which is one of the most important things for most of you guys now again this is going to be specific to iPhone 8 and 8 plus I want you to take a look at this time lapse here on my iPhone 8 I set a timer for 5 minutes the phone is not plugged in to charge at all or anything and that you can see that when I plug it in to charge it dropped from 86 to 83 percent while it was plugged in to fast charging at first I thought this was an issue specific to fast charging but currently there's two issues and again this gonna pertain to iPhone 8 and 8 plus with fast charging your phone actually drops charged as is plugged in so it's not really taking in the charge and the other issue is with the standard cable that comes with the iPhone 8 the iPhone will freeze if you plug your phone in overnight you say you plug it in at 15-20 percent and you wake up in the morning and you see that your iPhone 8 plus is only yet maybe 25 maybe 30% after 6 hours or 8 hours however long you sleep you're going to think that your iPhone is either broken or getting charged now some people may reboot their device and realize that the charge will display properly it'll say maybe 25 30 percent when you wake up and then you reboot and it says ok it's a hundred percent you're gonna think it's just a glitch it'll fix itself but it's gonna happen again it's going to be consistent and the problem is there's a bug that prevents the percentage on the battery there to display the correct percentage of battery in the battery of the device now that's the issue with these standard cable that you get with your iPhone now why that's this matter well number one if you get fast charging and your phone actually drops charged while you're using fast charging gonna be pretty upset because he paid $75 to get fast charging your iPhone is actually not charging instead of fast charging and their number 2 issue if you have the standard charging your phone doesn't display the percentage properly you're gonna be upset because you're gonna think that your phone is broken and you're gonna end up taking it to the Apple store and then they're not gonna find anything wrong maybe replace certifies or try to restore it and you're gonna continue to have this issue so just giving you guys a heads up of some of the things I've come across within the last couple of hours of having iOS 11.0 point two I thought it was rather important to get this video out to you guys as soon as possible all other iPhones I'm from 7 iPhone 6 6 s 5s all you guys you guys are fine in terms of displaying battery percentage properly I've tested other devices we'll continue with the battery performance test on this device if I can get it to charge to 100 versus iOS 11 point zero one so I will have that video tomorrow hopefully I get the time lapse in time in order to show you if the battery has improved or not but stay away iPhone 8 from 11.0 - I hope you guys enjoyed the video and found this information helpful please share this video you don't tell you guys to share this video but I think this information is rather important to share so people don't waste their time calling Apple or going to the Apple store or returning their phones it's most likely a software issue with the standard cable and I'm hoping a software issue with fast charging as well hope you guys have a great day and I'll see you real soon pacehi guys I wanted to quickly update you guys on the iPhone 8 and 8 plus running iOS 11.0 point 2 I want to give you a warning on iPhone 8 and 8 plus specifically only to not update to this software okay Apple released it today I put a video out fixing certain issues but I've come across a few issues with the battery which is one of the most important things for most of you guys now again this is going to be specific to iPhone 8 and 8 plus I want you to take a look at this time lapse here on my iPhone 8 I set a timer for 5 minutes the phone is not plugged in to charge at all or anything and that you can see that when I plug it in to charge it dropped from 86 to 83 percent while it was plugged in to fast charging at first I thought this was an issue specific to fast charging but currently there's two issues and again this gonna pertain to iPhone 8 and 8 plus with fast charging your phone actually drops charged as is plugged in so it's not really taking in the charge and the other issue is with the standard cable that comes with the iPhone 8 the iPhone will freeze if you plug your phone in overnight you say you plug it in at 15-20 percent and you wake up in the morning and you see that your iPhone 8 plus is only yet maybe 25 maybe 30% after 6 hours or 8 hours however long you sleep you're going to think that your iPhone is either broken or getting charged now some people may reboot their device and realize that the charge will display properly it'll say maybe 25 30 percent when you wake up and then you reboot and it says ok it's a hundred percent you're gonna think it's just a glitch it'll fix itself but it's gonna happen again it's going to be consistent and the problem is there's a bug that prevents the percentage on the battery there to display the correct percentage of battery in the battery of the device now that's the issue with these standard cable that you get with your iPhone now why that's this matter well number one if you get fast charging and your phone actually drops charged while you're using fast charging gonna be pretty upset because he paid $75 to get fast charging your iPhone is actually not charging instead of fast charging and their number 2 issue if you have the standard charging your phone doesn't display the percentage properly you're gonna be upset because you're gonna think that your phone is broken and you're gonna end up taking it to the Apple store and then they're not gonna find anything wrong maybe replace certifies or try to restore it and you're gonna continue to have this issue so just giving you guys a heads up of some of the things I've come across within the last couple of hours of having iOS 11.0 point two I thought it was rather important to get this video out to you guys as soon as possible all other iPhones I'm from 7 iPhone 6 6 s 5s all you guys you guys are fine in terms of displaying battery percentage properly I've tested other devices we'll continue with the battery performance test on this device if I can get it to charge to 100 versus iOS 11 point zero one so I will have that video tomorrow hopefully I get the time lapse in time in order to show you if the battery has improved or not but stay away iPhone 8 from 11.0 - I hope you guys enjoyed the video and found this information helpful please share this video you don't tell you guys to share this video but I think this information is rather important to share so people don't waste their time calling Apple or going to the Apple store or returning their phones it's most likely a software issue with the standard cable and I'm hoping a software issue with fast charging as well hope you guys have a great day and I'll see you real soon pace\n"