I had the same problem with my iPhone 5 32 gig. I would charge up all night and 
then turn it off and turn it right back on it was dead as a door nail. Come to 
find out however, it was the battery after two years the battery went dead. I 
would say go, and have your battery tested at an Apple store, or a dealer that 
deals with the Apple iPhone. It might just be simple that your battery needs to 
be replaced with a brand-new one. 

Since I've had the battery replaced, it now takes all day and part of the 
evening until about 11 or 12, or even one or 2 o'clock in the morning for the 
battery to run down all the way. So just check your battery if it's under the 
planter a warranty and it's just the battery they can replace it free if 
something else is causing the battery to drain, You might be charged a nominal 
fee, but in any event, it's good to get it done.

Cheers!

Michael G. McKay BA,'05.
Email: mgmckay1...@gmail.com

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> On Feb 26, 2015, at 02:25, Rami <blindathle...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> Hello
> Yesterday, i got a brand new iphone6 64gb, and i am experiencing a huge and 
> unusual battery drain. The battery power goes down 1% every 1or 2 minutes 
> which is very odd. I followed most of the things that preserve battery life 
> like turning off location services, background app refresh and cellular.
> is there a possibility that this iphone is defective? i noticed that it comes 
> with IOS8.1.2 pre-installed, i think it should have 8.0 only, this makes me 
> think that is previously used.
> Can you help me solving this issue or give me the best possible advice.
> your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
> 
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