IOS 7.1 Battery-Reset fix

Anyone else having this issue-Charge all night and as soon as it is unplugged the battery indicator drops a few % with minimal use. I restart the phone by doing the home button/power button hold until it restarts. Battery jumps up 3%-5% as charged and pretty much is solid the whole day. If I do not reset then the drain is quick.
I did a complete restore via itunes on the 7.1 update and do not have much on the phone. I am contacting apple support to log the issue but if anyone else has this problem maybe we can figure out what would get stuck after a charge to drain the battery and why the reboot always corrects it. Possible bug issue? Seems like apple could figure out that one quick if so but we have to let them know.
All in all I am happy with 7.1 and other than that weird aspect my phone finally lasts all day and workd fine.
thx

That did nothing except have me go in and reset all of my settings back to the non battery draining settings. I am having now worse drain, it went from 92%-86% in 5 minutes time while adjusting the settings. Big mistake doing that and I was wary as that same thing happened after the IOS 7.0.6 update and I reset settings on someones advise.
I will call apple and see what they can tell me. I hope its an update they fix fast and my phone can adjust back to where it was or I'll be back to wiping it and starting over again which is garbage to have to do..

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I did everything I could think of and tried all the fixes I found in these discussions with one exception that I will get to shortly. I did resets, I shut down everything running in the background, I did full battery charge cycles, I shut of any Location Service that I didn't need, I set my email to manually fetch, etc. etc.
I was still seeing a fairly rapid drain on my battery. So I decided to do a Reset All Settings reset and this seems to have helped. I held off on this because it is annoying to have to go back in and reset all the settings I had already tweaked but it seems to have done the trick. I can now get a full day out of my phone and don't have to sit with it plugged in to the charger everytime I get back to my desk.
So if you are having a slow battery drain, or even a fast one, I would recommend doing a Reset All Settings reset and see if it helps you. It seems to have done the trick for me.

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Yes, you need to setup the phone as new. I understand your issues on the whole process of setting everything from scratch, I'm afraid that's the only way out. However, if you look closely, on the whole, it boils down to following issues only.
Contacts - You will get this back once you setup your iCloud account on the phone so it shouldn't be a great issue.
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Dispite all the hasseles listed above, the battery fix would be a hot sun on the face in a winter day. Go for it!

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When I upgraded to 5.01, it fixed the battery issues I was having. Life was grand.
Today, I upgraded to 5.1 and now I am losing about 1% battery life per hour, just on standby. With active use, I can probably burn 10% an hour or more. I used to get a whole day or more out of average use and now it's back to what it was like at 5.0.
Luckily I have a charger pack, but it doesn't change the fact that I'm now experiencing worse performance after an update that was supposed to remedy the problem it has just caused.
Has anyone else experienced worse battery life with the new iOS?

My battery life seems to be doing much better now. I'm up to 6 hours of usage on a full charge with 16% battery power left. That's reasonable I suppose. I only lost 7% on standby last night while asleep.
Still have my fingers crossed on the battery shutting off with a high percentage. Trust me nothing is running in the background. I've spent more time than I can count on the phone with Apples engineers, even allowing them to port into my phone and they can't figure out what's going on either. The people at Verizon just stand their in amazement when they watch it shut off at 35%. "This is unusual" is the response I always get. No kidding!! Apple has walked me thru every reset and restore possible. I've even set up a new iTunes account on a different computer to start fresh. Same problem. All of my replacements have come from Verizon, so the current phone sent to me came from Apple two days ago. They said that their could have somehow been a bad batch of phones that Verizon received…who knows. I just want it to work!!
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I would hope that "addressed" is a nice way of saying they fixed the bugs they introduced in earlier releases. I mean, if you address the situation without actually resolving it, what value is that?
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Admittedly, this problem has been going on since Apple released the core iOS 8 software, but it's glaring (worse) here. Let's go to the beginning.
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After installing iOS 8 I'm starting to hate my smartphone. With iOS 7 the battery lasted until the evening while now barely reaches mid-afternoon with the same use of the phone and being careful not to leave apps in the background. I'm afraid to use the smartphone to save battery power ... frustrating!!
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So I went to the Apple Store locally today to have my iPhone 4 examined for the post iOS 4.1 battery drain and heat issue.
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