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I had my phone charged at 100% this morning, and didn't use it all, and when I took it out at lunch it was at 1% and then died. So now I'm home, and whenever I charge it, it takes about a half hour of charging to even turn on, and then it just stays at 1%. I've already tried 3 different chargers and it's making no difference. I've rebooted it many times and turned it on and off.
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Next stop is the Apple counter and hope you have the warranty.
I believe Apple still charges a flat $199 for OOWS (out of warranty service) replacement of your 4S iPhone. Just compare that cost vs the cost of repairing a battery.
Personally, I would go for the Apple handset replacement (even if getting a battery fix costs $100) since their refurbs are much better IME than the typical refurb from other manufacturers.
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I think there is a issue with your phone battery....
you will take it to the customer care so that they will help you.
Probably the battery has the problem ,
take it to the Apple store to the costumer care.
Make an appointment with the Genius Bar at any Apple store to have them take a look at it for you.
First make sure you are using a real apple charger. if your phone is older over a year the battery may be drying up and thus not holding a charge. Sadly the iPhone battery isn't "user replaceable" so Apple will just make you get a new phone, or give you a new phone if you are still under warranty. If I leave my cell data on my phone will only last about 5-6 hours before its dead as a brick 
As you have changed 3 chargers but it made no difference so I think you should repaid iphone.
Hey it is a very serious problem, that you have in your iphone..
Hope your iphone is in warrenty period..
You just take it to the store and solve the problem...
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