Yesterday night I charged both case and pods and disconnect them once it was fully charged (around 10pm). In the morning (7am) the case had 67% and at 11am it has 56%.
This has been a regular situation. This is not a residual loss, the case is constantly draining charge, even when the pods are fully charged.
Even thought pods and case are at 100%, they will lose 40% overnight. I have disabled FindMy but even then they will lose circa 2-3% an hour, without any usage i.e., pods in case unused with pods and case 100% charged.
I am fully up to date on firmware also, so that's not a problem. I also switched from AirpodPro 1's, and never had this issue with those.
It also doesn't seem right that I should have to forego functions I might like to have e.g., FindMy etc, simply to try and improve battery life. This renders those functions useless to me.
Were I to be travelling and not have constant access to charge points, it also means the the battery lifetime stated by Apple is actually highly theoretical and cannot be replicated in "the Wild".
There are a couple of other posts on this.
They should be consolidated into a master thread.
My AirPods case is constantly losing charge, even when the pods have 100% battery.
