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Sounds like you're using a low power adapter. I have a few ipad2 that the kids use for things. Even if they have 1% and we plug them in they can be used while t
by nopelynopington 1y ago
Sounds like you're using a low power adapter. I have a few ipad2 that the kids use for things. Even if they have 1% and we plug them in they can be used while they charge.
I'd also suggest lowering the brightness slightly, can make a huge difference to battery drain
- Tade0 1y agoOver a decade ago it was common for tablets of any kind to not be able to hold a charge while plugged in when pushed to their limits.
- spectre3d 1y agoPerhaps with some tablets, but the iPad 2 and first gen shipped with an adapter (20W?) that didn’t allow that to happen, in my experience.
- spectre3d 1y agoIt was a 10W. I ran many system-intensive games and only remember battery drain when using a smaller power brick, but never ran Geekbench on loop to test that.
- nopelynopington 1y agoThese iPads I'm using are ipad2, well over a decade at this point
- dzhiurgis 1y agoHA on my MacBook occasionally pushes M1 to its limits. I suspect it's the dashboards with too many items.