question aaron I have changed nothing no iOS update in the past few days or anything but if I check in my battery it only tells me the last 2 days of battery life not 10
In my case I care for it because in my country it is really expensive to replace the battery, it takes days to get it done and the batteries are probably fake.
So when your battery loses an hour of its life you’ll replace it?? Or would u do it at 30 minutes? Or would you wait till 2 hours?? What about I want my phone battery to last as long as possible so it doesn’t die earlier during daily use?? I end up enjoying my phone MORE than you! A charge lasts longer, and I’m using it while you’re busy getting it repaired 😂
Just in USA or Europe… because in Latin American it costs a lot! It’s super overpriced so that doesn’t work for us!!!! Apple is a bullshit that I will never buy again!
Same! If your current iphone battery have gone so bad then just upgrade to the latest iphone. I do it all the time. Your phone even without caring about the battery will last you 2 to 3 years anyway.
I took my 6S Plus in last year. Battery was on 76%, so put a new battery in and my older brother loves it now. Like a new iPhone and still got iOS 15 too 🙂 Just the best iPhone I’ve ever bought and I mean that. No other iPhone has ever impressed me like the 6S Plus did.
Getting SE soon because of that reason. Man I loved my 6, 6s, 7! But damn so much hate on the 6 design, i loveit more than the 7 or 8 tbh... The gray metal
@@Richard_Barnes It surprises me how much Apple obsesses over the weight of their laptops while having the courage to make a phone that weighs nearly a pound. Even my Galaxy S8+ is unnecessarily heavy compared to my Moto G5S plus (a bit lighter than the 6S+).
@@ramblr5900 I had the battery changed on the 6S+ in June 2021 and my older brother is still using it now! However he will get a new iPhone next month. It has not died yet 👍🏻
There are more important things in life than worrying about the battery "life" or "health" of a PHONE. Use it, charge it and replace if necessary. Enjoy life ✌️
So when your battery loses an hour of its life you’ll replace it?? Or would u do it at 30 minutes? Or would you wait till 2 hours?? What about I want my phone battery to last as long as possible so it doesn’t die earlier during daily use?? I end up enjoying my phone MORE than you! A charge lasts longer, and I’m using it while you’re busy getting it repaired 😂
Well ..nothing last forever ..u use it , charge it .. It's the electronic stuff ..replace it if necessary ..enjoy life ..why worry about the battery ? After a few years , the battery life % decreased , that's normal, use it , it has to get old ..like us .. haha .
have had my Iphone 7 for two years now and it's still at 97% battery health on ios 15. The strategy that I use is to normally charge up to around 85-90% and then don't let it drain below 25% and it seems to work
“It doesn’t affect the battery health” is incorrect. The correct answer is “BETAs CAN affect battery health.” The keyword is CAN, not WILL. If in your specific case the beta draws power extremely quickly and causes the battery percentage to drop way faster than normal, the excessive power draw and potential heat generated combined can reduce the battery life after even just a dozen or so charge cycles. I tested this by using Minecraft at the highest tolerable settings exclusively on a brand new iPhone X almost daily for 1 hour for a year. It caused the battery percentage to drop very quickly and made the phone quite warm. After 1 year the battery health had dropped to 79%. My other iphone was reserved for non-cpu intensive apps like messages, safari, and other native apps, and even after 5-7 hours use per day, the battery health was at 97% after 2 years. I was prompted to do this test when my iPad Pro 12.9 gen 1 battery life suddenly went from around 6 hours a day to 2 hours a day after letting my kids play minecraft on it almost daily for just under a year. iPads dont display battery health, so that’s when I decided to run the test with the iPhone. TDLR: Battery health is affected by frequent use of excessively cpu intensive apps that cause the battery percentage to drop very quickly and heat up above normal. (This can include betas IF the beta in your case is causing your phone’s battery percentage to drop abnormally fast and heat up the phone quite a bit.)
The beta itself doesn't effect battery health. Where you lost health is if it is using more power and draining the battery down faster and causing more cycles.
I've had my iPhone 13 Pro Max for 2 months and I've been charging it every 2 days, typically 9am to 11am from around 20% and my battery has dropped to 99%. I'm not overly concerned as I tend to upgrade every year and I usually pass my phones down to my daughter.
I just used the Support App to schedule a Genius Bar appointment to have the battery replaced in my iPhone 8 Plus. My battery health level was at 78%. It feels like getting a new phone after the replacement. Cost was $49 and I was able to get a same day appointment at the Apple Store. Thanks for doing this video. Cheers 😊
Best Buy charged me $100 to replace my iPad battery. They sent it back to Apple. FYI: Amazon renewed requires the battery be at least 80% health. My iPad got down to 40% when I replaced it and it wouldn't hold a charge more than a couple of hours.
I’ve been trying to keep my iPhone 13 pro max battery between 50 and 80 percent based on a video I found I’m so glad I don’t have to stress so much over it anymore 😄
@@malikjan152 that’s what another guy said here about his 12 too. I’m wondering if there’s any other issue with that model. Avoid any kind of heat. And I don’t do wireless charge or fast charging. And don’t drain the battery too much. Hope this helps.
@@Mr.White1 No there is not a problem with the 12 battery, it’s just that I went to another country where it was just so hot all the time that it would drain my battery health quicker than usual
Great video thanks! I’ve had my iPhone 12 Pro since November 2020, I try to keep it charged between 40-80% and don’t leave it charging overnight. My battery health is at 93% so happy so far
Had mine since launch and only charge it on 7.5w wireless every 1.5-2 days when needed. Still sitting at 96% health…almost always let it charge to 100% as it’s mostly charged overnight.
Lol how are you at 93%? I’m at 100% iPhone 12 and 18 hours screen on time per day. You need to change some settings to make it more efficient and it won’t degrade so poorly
You still have 93% battery health left (on your iPhone 12 Pro since 11/2020)?!? My (iPhone 6s) battery health is ALREADY at 66% AND I HAVE IT SINCE 12/2020, HOW
@@lucaswiese6 Likely you just charge yours more often. I charge mine once every day and a half max, so half the charge cycles of someone who charges daily and maybe does more with their phone so it runs hotter. 95% health on my 12 Pro Max which I’ve had since launch day in the UK.
I very rarely leave it plugged in overnight and I never use wireless charging (I don't own a wireless charger). I plug it in when I need to, usually by the end of the day and disconnect it when I go to sleep. 80% on an iPhone 13 Pro gets me through the whole day easily, so I usually disconnect at that percentage. I don't stress about my battery health, but I got used to plugging it in at around 20-30% and disconecting at 75-85%, which I believe is best for the health of the battery. My iPhone XS was at 84% battery health after 3 years of use and charging it as described above, but now my 13 Pro that I got on release day is at 100% still. I have noticed that the worst thing for your battery is extreme cold or hot weather, so I avoid leaving my phone out in the sun in the middle of the summer for longer periods of time. Same goes for when temperature is below freezing - I wouldn't leave it outside on a table exposed to the cold.
Also letting a lithium die does not do them any good they don’t like it XD so try to keep your battery always above 20% unless you can’t at that moment otherwise run it till you just don’t hold a charge then get it replaced or replace yourself whatever ya wanna do
With all your battery health videos adjustment’s I saved so much battery on my iPhone 12 Pro Max I get a staggering 18 hours on my phone before it reaches 3 percent,and I’m a heavy user too! Thankyou so much
Thank you for this video! Battery health is one of most talked about things on Reddit and forums in general. I got my 12 (non pro and non max) back in August 2021 and I use both fast charging and slow charging. After 6 months I’m at 96% battery health. I was told to not worry about it and just use and enjoy my device. Thank you for clearing up myths and misconceptions! Very well done here in this video 👍🏻
My original SE was at 99% after 4 years. I lost 6% on my Se 2020 after just 3 months on my SE 2020. My experience is to keep it fully charged as much as possible. I am not buying this 80% BS. I have tried it both ways. Keeping it fully charged has worked the best for me.
I lost that first 6% by allowing Apple to manage it and allowing it to drain to 80%. It hasn't lost but 1% since and it has been sitting in the charger all the time.
@@WhittyPics I got the SE 2020 in mid January of 2021 and my battery health is ALREADY at 85%!?? IDK but I’ve read were others were still in the 90’s with theirs. It got to the point where I needed to charge it up to 2 times a day and that’s not normal to me.
@@WhittyPics For laptops, keeping them plugged in for more than a year straight greatly lowers battery capacity. However, with a phone, daily use should minimize the stress on the battery at 100%.
I always keep my battery percentage between 20% and 70% and never charge over night to 100% and i usually have 100% battery health after 1 year. I usually trickle charge throughout the day.
See and to people that keep their phones for 4-5 years at a time that makes a difference. With the pro max it's not like it's really a chore I just always keep it in the back of my head now
Great video as always! My iPhone 12 is almost 1 year old and it has a 100% battery health. I use it every single day as my main device and I keep it typically between 20% and 80%. I usually charge it with a 5W Apple charger but sometimes with a 20W as well.
Had iPhone X and didn't know about that kind of charging side at this point (i just charged) and in 4 years it was like 82-84% battery health. But lately have heard about that keep it 100% as well. If it's not over charing and it's all about cycles, then it's great to maintain 100% and do small charges
My iPhone XR gets used heavily daily from November 2018 and my battery health is 82%. It was at 87 up till 6 months ago then dropped to 82, but the battery still lasts a day just about, charges to 100 nightly and then back on charge in the car on way home every day brings it back up to approx 95. Not sure if this is good practice or not but it doesn’t seem to have harmed my battery a lot in 4+ years
The battery health on my 8 plus says that it’s significantly degraded, but it still lasts most of the day, for me. I’m hoping that I can squeeze 1 more year out of it. 🤞🏼
Hey Aaron, it was really nice to have a video from you on battery health. There are lot of myths going around about how to charge the iPhone and certainly your video has been an ideal solution to all those myths. You’re definitely doing a great job and love to see more.
@Lee Eun-yoo why would he reply? He has hundreds of thousands of subscribers you goon. How selfish are you? Excepting this hard working man to reply to YOUR comment?!? You think YOU’RE that special?!? Get out of here and go make your own channel you selfish monster.
I just use my iPhone 13 pro max as I do with my other phones when it’s on red I charge it to 100% I didn’t spend a lot of money on this phone to get worried about my battery I got it to use all its benefits and It didn’t disappoint me yet.
My 3 years iphone 11 Pro Max. Main phone..use it every day. Battery health is 92%. I only use an old ipad or 5 w charger. Never use fast chargers. Charge when it gets to 40% then remove around 80 or 90%. I never charge over night and hardly every charge to 100% or deplete below 30%.
10:10 I actually use everyday my iPhone 11, it’s 1 year and around 5 months old and since that, I still have 100% battery health, actually, I have to say that the tactic to keep the battery charged between 20% and 80% works. Good video!
Hasn't worked for me at all in my experience, keep it fully charged all the time works the best. My SE 2020 would still be at 99% if I kept doing it my way instead of allowing Apple to manage it.
i hope that can help me i have your same phone type in lavendar or purple and after over a year and some months later my battery capacity is at 87 percent and ive been paranoid about it ever since a few days ago even if this method wont be affective i still have a chance to get a new phone since i have around 1800 in savings which is enough to get me a phone not above the high hundreds but i just dont know wether to keep going from one iphone to the next or go back to a samsung galaxy phone ive been told the letting it go from 0 to 100 is fine but im not completetly convinced that it is so ill keep this method mentioned here used and see if it ends up being effctive in the long run also is using a 10 foot extention cord port to charge it ok??im sorry this may be too long of a read i just want to have the best knowledge to phones as i can
Installing an update or new beta is like a doctor visit when you are a kid. You get your height measured, weight measured. It is updating your measurements as it does the battery health. Doesn’t degrade it, you don’t gain/lose weight when you go, it has changed between those visits
Not really though, the health will update without doing an update. Maybe it‘s just that the approximation of battery health sometimes changes between updates. Like going to different doctors every few weeks
Good morning from Montana….I appreciate your update on charging of iPhone…I charge my iPhone 13 mini as you do with no issues. I’m the dude that had the 5s for 7 years and upgraded to the 6s for a few years afterwards and now the 13 mini. Still using lightening connection with apple’s 5w charging brick at night and a 20w brick from Anker with wireless charging for those rare times I need to top off. For me, I charge the mini 13 at night when I go to bed and forget about it….I have no issues with the phone getting hot or over heating. The only issue I had with charging was the first week I received the phone from T-Mobile…. Was getting a pop up message that the phone was not charging, due to moisture…which was weird, since it was never exposed to any kind of water/moisture environment… so I wireless charged it for about month at night….but now have gone to using my lightening connector again …because of the stand I made to hold phone up right. All is good….again, thank you for taking the time to produce these videos….have a great day from Montana.
Stavesacre "Colt .45" (at 3:44)? Nice. I got to see them live (with Philmore as an opening act) at my hometown's fairgrounds race track / grandstands, around when Stavesacre's self-titled album was out.
I have made a shortcut to stop charging at 90%. This is due to experience with my privious iPhone 12mini, which degraded 8% in just 6 month, and didn't want that to happen again. I now have an iPhone 13mini, and my battery is still 100%, so hopefully it helps. I also only charge it wirelessly using magsafe or magsafe battery pack.
I'm curious about difference between using regular cable and magsafe. Is it `safer` using magsafe instead of regular cable because magsafe charges slower than the regular cable (and reproduces less heat than regular cable)?
Well it's not as special as it sounds. I just made a shortcut to switch of power to the charger, when phone gets above 90%. Furthermore, It's a feature on the magsafe battery without a shortcut. So when not at home I charge using that.
My iPhone X is coming up to 5 years and 1500 cycles, and still 83% health! All I’ve done is keep it between 30-80 during the day then sit on the charger overnight.
Thank you so much for making this video I really hope that when I get my battery changed this video will help me and my family understand battery health integration
At 10:54 your design capacity is less than full charge capacity how is that possible ⁉️⁉️⁉️ Something wrong with the coconutapp . Please check yourself and verify.
I’m a battery hobbyist. My XR is 96% health after 2.5yrs of averaging 7+hrs SOT/day on ~50% batt, using an automate custom optimization. Ran my previous iPhone5/iPad2 duo for ~7yrs with good (albeit manual) battery management too. The thing is, with most iPhones spec’ing 15+hrs SOT, and iOS13+ shortcut automations (+$10 smartplug), a custom optimization is almost as easy/cheap as flipping the ‘optimization’ switch - a fraction the time, cost, effort of a battery swap.
Hello im pretty new when it comes to apple products so i bought my iphone 14 pro max like 2 weeks ago, why do people recommend to upgrade or switch battery when it hits 79% battery health? Does it affect the performance or anything?
I have a year old iPhone 11, with a battery health of 89%. I have AppleCare, if I need a new battery, or feel like I do in the next 12 months or so, I can get a new one. Even if not, I can have Apple replace the battery, and it's not too expensive to do so. I charge my phone every night, or, as often as I need to do so through the day. Thanks for the video, Aaron.
I've always had good luck with my batteries. I had the 11 Pro for 2 years and when I traded it in for the 13 Pro Max my 11 Pro was still at 88% battery health
Took my 13pro from charger 7:30am and put on charger after 11pm with 26% left screen on time 8h 35min yesterday and Im using phone a lot for RUclips, chatting, Instagram, Facebook mails, safari. Super happy with this phone I charge it overnight to 100% always but never went under 20%
Great awesome video Aaron!!!🔥🔥🔥🙂!!!.My battery health is 82% on my Xs which I got in 2019!!.Anyway I love your explanations and all the information you give!!!🔥🔥🔥!!.Thanks so much Aaron,keep it up!!!🙂!!!.
Already on 98% battery health on my iPhone 13 Pro Max 🤔🤷. I do keep Auto Brightness off and my screen brightness up a little more to it’s highest level. Although I don’t think I have to worry about it a new battery for years. My iPhone XS Max was like that and it lasted me until I got my new great iPhone 13 Pro Max 🥲.
After updating my iphone 13 to 15.3.1 , I am getting less screen ON time as compared to previous versions. How can I solve the issue. After updating only it began to show less screen ON time. Battery health is 100%.
After I upgraded to 15 pro, I left my 13 pro with IOS 17.3.1 at 92% battery health (it was used only a week at 92%) charged to 50% in the cabinet turned off. When IOS 17.4 was released I took it out just to update the software and after the update the battery health dropped to 87%... Any explanation other than the battery health is software manipulated and it is not real ?
Never really done anything special to maintain battery health that much. Just charged it overnight in the end, as I couldn’t charge my phone at work that easily. However after using the 8 plus for 4 years as my main phone “I only use one at at time anyway”, it is at 82%. So according to what I hear and read about it, it’s about as good as it can get. So I kinda have the feeling you shouldn’t worry about it to much. Doesn’t seem to be a big difference between all that is recommended and just doing your own thing,
80% of the time, i only charge my iPhone 13 pro max in the car lol, I rarely charge it to full at home. Battery Life is insane and I get an average 10+hrs screen on time. Health is still at 100% Also short charges are better than longer charges, as it prevents less heats and most of the time while charging in the car, air con is on.
I’m always obsessed with my battery health. Since I’ve had the 13 pro max a month after launch I have only used the wireless charging and only with apple chargers and the apple MagSafe battery pack. And I’m trying very specifically to keep the battery between the 30% and 90% range. I also use a cold pack I lay the phone on to keep the phone cool if it’s hot at all during the charging.
Yes I do worry about the heat which is why I will lay the phone and mag safe charger on a cold pack and I only charge for about ten minutes at a time to keep the heat at a minimum. The battery charges fast and the battery life is amazing on the 13 pro max.
My experience is that the iPhone 12 ProMax has reduced the battery faster than most any other phone I've had, & I've upgraded yearly until this year. I'm at 91% & I got this 12ProMax when they came out. My wife has my old 11 ProMax, & after 2 years, it is at 94%. It's truly mind boggling. But I do think we use more videos, more notifications, fast charging, and it all takes its toll. Aaron is correct, just use it the way you need to, and deal with the battery if necessary. I look forward to upgrading to the 14 Pro Max in the fall.
I would add on that people can forget about this Battery Health page. Only come check on it before your warranty ends and when your device starts shutting down by itself or getting noticeably slower than before.
Probably the biggest advice is not to aggressively use it while charging it. If you need to check a text, read and article or something on a small scale then that should be just fine. But to give you an example one time I used one of my devices while it was charging and I played real racing 3 for a decent amount of time and I destroyed the battery life. It was never the same after that. Some batteries may be more resilient but all-in-all I wouldn’t recommend aggressively using your phone while it’s charging.
@@zollotech well I just noticed in my experience that with high intently/graphics use that I ruined one of my batteries and this was an Apple unit. Haven’t tried it on my 11 Pro or 13 Pro just because. I have checked a couple things on my phone while it’s charging since something small wouldn’t have much of an affect. But that’s my take on it, anyways .
Hi! It’s really nice to find your account. A week ago I just bought my iPhone 13 . And still trying to figure it out how to maintain my battery health, and if it’s okay to charge it overnight with the Optimized battery on? Honestly, my battery didn’t stop on 80% and it keep going up to 100%
@zollotech my 11 pro max battery health is 100% after 2 years my average screen on time is 6 hours and 47 minutes. Is this normal? I’ve also checked through coconut battery and it says 104%
I use my iPhone the same way as my first phone years ago, I'll charge when I sleep, charge when it's low, charge while i gaming (if it's low), and change my battery if the phone died quite quickly. This battery health is only important if i want to buy a used iPhone, that's it.
can you please make a video about advantages and disadvantages of dual sim and or single sim? thank you! i would like to have dual sim, i have single sim now.
I had a strange experience with MagSafe and my battery. I got my 12 Pro and didn’t use MagSafe for a long time, and the health went down to maybe 94% after almost a year. Pretty normal. Started using MagSafe and over the course of about 2 months, my battery went from 94 to 87%. Every few days I would check and the percentage would drop 1% which was clearly abnormal. I don’t want to blame MagSafe for this sudden drop, but it’s really the only culprit I can think of. Took it to Apple and they were of course nice and understanding, but also didn’t have any answers for me so I just paid $70 for a new battery. So far I’ve been using MagSafe after the replacement and after a week I’m still at 100% which I expected. Curious if anybody else has noticed something like this.
How are you doing, I got a MagSafe and I don’t know if I should really use it because I’ve heard a lot about it degrading the battery? How’s your battery now
The battery health on my 14 Pro dropped down to 90% after exactly one year, but that was with constant GPS use because I’m a truck driver and instead of buying an actual truck GPS I just use a truck app on my iPhone but having to charge it three and four times a day I actually didn’t think 90% after a year was that bad so I just got the 15 promax, I use MagSafe every day
Please make video on iPad battery calibration after battery replacement. I just got my iPad’s battery replaced. Its not showing accurate battery percentage. It stays to 100% for 30min then drops quickly till 10% then it again stucks at 10% till 0% for about 1hr 30min.
One tip I found that seems to have improved my battery health on my 12 pro max was suggested by an apple authorized repair shop. The trick is to turn off “raise to wake”. The phone was always turning on in my pocket and I could feel it getting warm and acting like I was touching the screen as I moved I guess. Turning this off stopped what seemed like a fairly rapid decline in battery health…
Battery life I would agree with you. It has nothing to do with Battery health though. Battery health is the physical capabilities of the battery reducing overtime. It’s just what happens with batteries
@@zollotech Hi Aaron. Well my battery health was going down fast and seems to have slowed since the change. My battery health is now 84% and I have had the phone since day 1 in November 2020…
Hi Aaron, I hope I got your name right. Would keeping my phone on charge at 100% while using it avoid the accumulation of charging cycle compared to unplugging it when it reaches a 100 then using it for let’s say 30mins then plug it back in again?
I’m sorry but I did exactly what u did since I got my iPhone and each time it hit 100% a percentage dropped from my battery health. I followed the other method by not letting it reach 100% and it’s keeping my percentage fairly stable
Since My Xs max entered Service Mode(battery health 79%) ,it started to increase its background refresh time and now I don't get my notifications/alerts at time. All notifications from apps such as Snapchat, messenger, hangouts are displayed 4-8 minutes late. I've tried reseting and restoring many many times to no solutions.
@@cosmic__s Obviously I use it, but I don't play it too much, I load it twice a day, but I never load it 100% and I don't let it fall below 30% ... !!!
After about 1 1/2 years of having the iPhone 12 Pro Max, I’m currently at 93% battery health capacity. I tend to use the phone on an average of 6-7 hours a day. I rarely use power mode, and I rarely let it get down to 25% of battery. 🤷🏽♂️
I don’t like letting my phone go down below 20% anymore. When I first got this iPhone 12 I would let it go down to 10% or below almost every day, but ever since I stopped doing that I found my battery is not degrading nearly as quickly.
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Do you look at Battery Heath Regularly? Thanks for watching, it is always appreciated.
Very and mines at 96% after 14 months which is decent still monitoring my battery though as something seems a bit off (iPhone 12)
I’ll only look at it if my device is getting older and notice my screen on time being lower.
question aaron I have changed nothing no iOS update in the past few days or anything but if I check in my battery it only tells me the last 2 days of battery life not 10
I have the iPhone 13 Pro Max since September 29th 2021 and my battery health ia at 96%
I look every day and today it just dropped to 97% from 98% in my iPhone X
Here’s some advice: just enjoy your phone and if you need a new battery at a later date you can either upgrade or replace the battery.
Say it louder lol 🎯😆
In my case I care for it because in my country it is really expensive to replace the battery, it takes days to get it done and the batteries are probably fake.
So when your battery loses an hour of its life you’ll replace it?? Or would u do it at 30 minutes? Or would you wait till 2 hours??
What about I want my phone battery to last as long as possible so it doesn’t die earlier during daily use??
I end up enjoying my phone MORE than you! A charge lasts longer, and I’m using it while you’re busy getting it repaired 😂
Just in USA or Europe… because in Latin American it costs a lot! It’s super overpriced so that doesn’t work for us!!!! Apple is a bullshit that I will never buy again!
Same! If your current iphone battery have gone so bad then just upgrade to the latest iphone. I do it all the time. Your phone even without caring about the battery will last you 2 to 3 years anyway.
I took my 6S Plus in last year. Battery was on 76%, so put a new battery in and my older brother loves it now. Like a new iPhone and still got iOS 15 too 🙂 Just the best iPhone I’ve ever bought and I mean that. No other iPhone has ever impressed me like the 6S Plus did.
Getting SE soon because of that reason. Man I loved my 6, 6s, 7! But damn so much hate on the 6 design, i loveit more than the 7 or 8 tbh... The gray metal
@@anthonysuhart8530 I agree about the design too 👍🏻 Am getting fed up of the weight as well now with every new iPhone.
@@Richard_Barnes It surprises me how much Apple obsesses over the weight of their laptops while having the courage to make a phone that weighs nearly a pound. Even my Galaxy S8+ is unnecessarily heavy compared to my Moto G5S plus (a bit lighter than the 6S+).
@Richard_Barnes i still have an iphone 6s plus , do you still use? when did it offically died on you?
@@ramblr5900 I had the battery changed on the 6S+ in June 2021 and my older brother is still using it now! However he will get a new iPhone next month. It has not died yet 👍🏻
There are more important things in life than worrying about the battery "life" or "health" of a PHONE. Use it, charge it and replace if necessary. Enjoy life ✌️
Exactly 😊😊
I used to be paranoid but now I just enjoy my phone
So when your battery loses an hour of its life you’ll replace it?? Or would u do it at 30 minutes? Or would you wait till 2 hours??
What about I want my phone battery to last as long as possible so it doesn’t die earlier during daily use??
I end up enjoying my phone MORE than you! A charge lasts longer, and I’m using it while you’re busy getting it repaired 😂
Well ..nothing last forever ..u use it , charge it ..
It's the electronic stuff ..replace it if necessary ..enjoy life ..why worry about the battery ?
After a few years , the battery life % decreased , that's normal, use it , it has to get old ..like us .. haha .
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have had my Iphone 7 for two years now and it's still at 97% battery health on ios 15. The strategy that I use is to normally charge up to around 85-90% and then don't let it drain below 25% and it seems to work
Will try this thanks
What if you gts with it on the charger ima try this
I always try keeping it between 30% and 80% seems to work
I do this. I’m at 81% after 4 years.
“It doesn’t affect the battery health” is incorrect. The correct answer is “BETAs CAN affect battery health.” The keyword is CAN, not WILL. If in your specific case the beta draws power extremely quickly and causes the battery percentage to drop way faster than normal, the excessive power draw and potential heat generated combined can reduce the battery life after even just a dozen or so charge cycles.
I tested this by using Minecraft at the highest tolerable settings exclusively on a brand new iPhone X almost daily for 1 hour for a year. It caused the battery percentage to drop very quickly and made the phone quite warm. After 1 year the battery health had dropped to 79%. My other iphone was reserved for non-cpu intensive apps like messages, safari, and other native apps, and even after 5-7 hours use per day, the battery health was at 97% after 2 years.
I was prompted to do this test when my iPad Pro 12.9 gen 1 battery life suddenly went from around 6 hours a day to 2 hours a day after letting my kids play minecraft on it almost daily for just under a year. iPads dont display battery health, so that’s when I decided to run the test with the iPhone.
TDLR: Battery health is affected by frequent use of excessively cpu intensive apps that cause the battery percentage to drop very quickly and heat up above normal. (This can include betas IF the beta in your case is causing your phone’s battery percentage to drop abnormally fast and heat up the phone quite a bit.)
The beta itself doesn't effect battery health. Where you lost health is if it is using more power and draining the battery down faster and causing more cycles.
@@WhittyPics Thanks for simplifying the 4th sentence in my first paragraph. Got carried away. 😂
I've had my iPhone 13 Pro Max for 2 months and I've been charging it every 2 days, typically 9am to 11am from around 20% and my battery has dropped to 99%. I'm not overly concerned as I tend to upgrade every year and I usually pass my phones down to my daughter.
Your daughters you mean lol
Something it’s not right with your phone my guy need to get it checked out after 2 months
I just used the Support App to schedule a Genius Bar appointment to have the battery replaced in my iPhone 8 Plus. My battery health level was at 78%. It feels like getting a new phone after the replacement. Cost was $49 and I was able to get a same day appointment at the Apple Store. Thanks for doing this video. Cheers 😊
Edward is that battery the original? If that’s the case you’ve gotten about 4 years out of it?
Damn, you took good care of that 8 Plus!
That was the original battery. The iPhone was purchased in October of 2017.
Best Buy charged me $100 to replace my iPad battery. They sent it back to Apple. FYI: Amazon renewed requires the battery be at least 80% health. My iPad got down to 40% when I replaced it and it wouldn't hold a charge more than a couple of hours.
wait, only $49? That's all it costs for a battery replacement? In a certified Apple service?
I’ve been trying to keep my iPhone 13 pro max battery between 50 and 80 percent based on a video I found I’m so glad I don’t have to stress so much over it anymore 😄
wtf just use your iphone normal. After 2 oder 3 years u can replace your battery with apple service for a few bucks
@@elementx8046 it’s great that it only cost few bucks for your country, in mine it can goes up until thousands, and it is very expensive
I’d say try to avoid letting your phone go below 20 though.
@@alexbodi5526 You can let it go below 20. Just pull it off the charger around 70%.
@@Iridiumcosmos True but at least from my experience, you don’t get nearly as much time out of it.
My xs max had 89% after three years. Your videos help a lot. Thanks Aaron.
Now practising the same with my 13 pro max.
I gotta say that’s pretty dang good after 3 years! I have a iPhone 12 for a year now since launch and it had 91% battery health
@@malikjan152 that’s what another guy said here about his 12 too. I’m wondering if there’s any other issue with that model.
Avoid any kind of heat. And I don’t do wireless charge or fast charging. And don’t drain the battery too much. Hope this helps.
@@Mr.White1 No there is not a problem with the 12 battery, it’s just that I went to another country where it was just so hot all the time that it would drain my battery health quicker than usual
My XS is at 78% after 3 years and 1103 cycles.
@@herrkeks8509 how do you know the number of charging cycles
Great video thanks! I’ve had my iPhone 12 Pro since November 2020, I try to keep it charged between 40-80% and don’t leave it charging overnight. My battery health is at 93% so happy so far
Had mine since launch and only charge it on 7.5w wireless every 1.5-2 days when needed. Still sitting at 96% health…almost always let it charge to 100% as it’s mostly charged overnight.
Lol how are you at 93%? I’m at 100% iPhone 12 and 18 hours screen on time per day. You need to change some settings to make it more efficient and it won’t degrade so poorly
You still have 93% battery health left (on your iPhone 12 Pro since 11/2020)?!?
My (iPhone 6s) battery health is ALREADY at 66% AND I HAVE IT SINCE 12/2020, HOW
@@lucaswiese6 Likely you just charge yours more often. I charge mine once every day and a half max, so half the charge cycles of someone who charges daily and maybe does more with their phone so it runs hotter. 95% health on my 12 Pro Max which I’ve had since launch day in the UK.
@@chriswilcox8977 My mom just carges my phone every night ...
I very rarely leave it plugged in overnight and I never use wireless charging (I don't own a wireless charger). I plug it in when I need to, usually by the end of the day and disconnect it when I go to sleep. 80% on an iPhone 13 Pro gets me through the whole day easily, so I usually disconnect at that percentage.
I don't stress about my battery health, but I got used to plugging it in at around 20-30% and disconecting at 75-85%, which I believe is best for the health of the battery.
My iPhone XS was at 84% battery health after 3 years of use and charging it as described above, but now my 13 Pro that I got on release day is at 100% still.
I have noticed that the worst thing for your battery is extreme cold or hot weather, so I avoid leaving my phone out in the sun in the middle of the summer for longer periods of time. Same goes for when temperature is below freezing - I wouldn't leave it outside on a table exposed to the cold.
Also letting a lithium die does not do them any good they don’t like it XD so try to keep your battery always above 20% unless you can’t at that moment otherwise run it till you just don’t hold a charge then get it replaced or replace yourself whatever ya wanna do
With all your battery health videos adjustment’s I saved so much battery on my iPhone 12 Pro Max I get a staggering 18 hours on my phone before it reaches 3 percent,and I’m a heavy user too! Thankyou so much
Thank you for this video! Battery health is one of most talked about things on Reddit and forums in general. I got my 12 (non pro and non max) back in August 2021 and I use both fast charging and slow charging. After 6 months I’m at 96% battery health. I was told to not worry about it and just use and enjoy my device. Thank you for clearing up myths and misconceptions! Very well done here in this video 👍🏻
My original SE was at 99% after 4 years. I lost 6% on my Se 2020 after just 3 months on my SE 2020. My experience is to keep it fully charged as much as possible. I am not buying this 80% BS. I have tried it both ways. Keeping it fully charged has worked the best for me.
I lost that first 6% by allowing Apple to manage it and allowing it to drain to 80%. It hasn't lost but 1% since and it has been sitting in the charger all the time.
@@WhittyPics I got the SE 2020 in mid January of 2021 and my battery health is ALREADY at 85%!?? IDK but I’ve read were others were still in the 90’s with theirs. It got to the point where I needed to charge it up to 2 times a day and that’s not normal to me.
@@WhittyPics For laptops, keeping them plugged in for more than a year straight greatly lowers battery capacity. However, with a phone, daily use should minimize the stress on the battery at 100%.
That’s weird, i got my 12 Pro Max in September 2021 and i still have 100%
In the end, batteries are consumables and should be treated as such. Just enjoy it while you still have it! Great video Aaron :) Super informative!
Ok buy why not try to take care of it and make it last as long as possible, considering phones are expensive? 🤦🏻
@@stamatispelekanos650 Try yes but not become a maniac checking every day for even a single % of drop.
5 Watt Charger and charging from 20% to 80% is the way to go for max battery health in long term
40%-80% is preferred
But 5W charger dont have type c usb which apple give in box.
@@bhagwatpratik2 buy an usb a to usb c adapter 👍🏼
@@li-ham803 I usually keep it above 30 and charge to 82ish to get a little bit more out of it lol
I also feel using a 5w charger makes a huge difference in addition to keeping it between 20 to 80 per
I always keep my battery percentage between 20% and 70% and never charge over night to 100% and i usually have 100% battery health after 1 year. I usually trickle charge throughout the day.
See and to people that keep their phones for 4-5 years at a time that makes a difference. With the pro max it's not like it's really a chore I just always keep it in the back of my head now
Can u use ur phone while it’s charging or what
Because you are not a heavy user
Great video as always! My iPhone 12 is almost 1 year old and it has a 100% battery health. I use it every single day as my main device and I keep it typically between 20% and 80%. I usually charge it with a 5W Apple charger but sometimes with a 20W as well.
watch Payette Forward as well. They debunked the battery myths
Bro HOW? I have it 6 months and it’s is 98% I always use fast charger cause I have no slow charger
@@andreaspap1816 100% health after 1 year is impossible unless u don’t use ur iPhone at all… the Battery Health in the settings is usually inaccurate
@@unknownninja6772 As it was written I use it every day and I have about 4-5 hours of screen on time
@@milansubits5650 ya its wrong unfortally your battery isnt at 100
I always check my battery health on my iPhone 11. After 2 years and a couple months, my battery health is at 83%
Had iPhone X and didn't know about that kind of charging side at this point (i just charged) and in 4 years it was like 82-84% battery health. But lately have heard about that keep it 100% as well. If it's not over charing and it's all about cycles, then it's great to maintain 100% and do small charges
My iPhone XR gets used heavily daily from November 2018 and my battery health is 82%. It was at 87 up till 6 months ago then dropped to 82, but the battery still lasts a day just about, charges to 100 nightly and then back on charge in the car on way home every day brings it back up to approx 95. Not sure if this is good practice or not but it doesn’t seem to have harmed my battery a lot in 4+ years
The battery health on my 8 plus says that it’s significantly degraded, but it still lasts most of the day, for me. I’m hoping that I can squeeze 1 more year out of it. 🤞🏼
@Edit Name Thank you. Yeah, the battery health is “significantly degraded” at 73% also lol
My prev 12 Pro Max 6 months usage still 100%
Now my 13 Pro Max 4 months using the battery 98%
Using same charger & charge during sleeping
Thanks for the vid and my battery Heath is 100% I look at my battery health quite a lot
now i can use my android without worrying.. thanks for the info
Hey Aaron, it was really nice to have a video from you on battery health. There are lot of myths going around about how to charge the iPhone and certainly your video has been an ideal solution to all those myths. You’re definitely doing a great job and love to see more.
@Lee Eun-yoo why would he reply? He has hundreds of thousands of subscribers you goon. How selfish are you? Excepting this hard working man to reply to YOUR comment?!? You think YOU’RE that special?!? Get out of here and go make your own channel you selfish monster.
I reply a lot, but with thousands of comments a day it's hard to reply to all of them.
I have a few videos on battery health already. The reality is the iPhone manages it for you so you don't have to despite what some others say.
I just use my iPhone 13 pro max as I do with my other phones when it’s on red I charge it to 100% I didn’t spend a lot of money on this phone to get worried about my battery I got it to use all its benefits and It didn’t disappoint me yet.
My 3 years iphone 11 Pro Max. Main phone..use it every day. Battery health is 92%. I only use an old ipad or 5 w charger. Never use fast chargers. Charge when it gets to 40% then remove around 80 or 90%. I never charge over night and hardly every charge to 100% or deplete below 30%.
That’s the best way to charge a phone!
im so happy. from end of september 2021 i buy my iphone 13pro and still use non stop and is still 100%. thank you for video
I always try to keep a charge between 20% and 80%. After 3 years the capacity is 91%.
10:10 I actually use everyday my iPhone 11, it’s 1 year and around 5 months old and since that, I still have 100% battery health, actually, I have to say that the tactic to keep the battery charged between 20% and 80% works. Good video!
Hasn't worked for me at all in my experience, keep it fully charged all the time works the best. My SE 2020 would still be at 99% if I kept doing it my way instead of allowing Apple to manage it.
i hope that can help me i have your same phone type in lavendar or purple and after over a year and some months later my battery capacity is at 87 percent and ive been paranoid about it ever since a few days ago even if this method wont be affective i still have a chance to get a new phone since i have around 1800 in savings which is enough to get me a phone not above the high hundreds but i just dont know wether to keep going from one iphone to the next or go back to a samsung galaxy phone ive been told the letting it go from 0 to 100 is fine but im not completetly convinced that it is so ill keep this method mentioned here used and see if it ends up being effctive in the long run also is using a 10 foot extention cord port to charge it ok??im sorry this may be too long of a read i just want to have the best knowledge to phones as i can
I also think it's effective for the battery health.
Mad people. The phone has a 100% usage window, let it go to zero and then charge to 100, why do anything otherwise
Had my iPhone 13 for 9 months ima already on 90% battery health
Installing an update or new beta is like a doctor visit when you are a kid. You get your height measured, weight measured. It is updating your measurements as it does the battery health. Doesn’t degrade it, you don’t gain/lose weight when you go, it has changed between those visits
Not really though, the health will update without doing an update. Maybe it‘s just that the approximation of battery health sometimes changes between updates. Like going to different doctors every few weeks
Good morning from Montana….I appreciate your update on charging of iPhone…I charge my iPhone 13 mini as you do with no issues. I’m the dude that had the 5s for 7 years and upgraded to the 6s for a few years afterwards and now the 13 mini. Still using lightening connection with apple’s 5w charging brick at night and a 20w brick from Anker with wireless charging for those rare times I need to top off. For me, I charge the mini 13 at night when I go to bed and forget about it….I have no issues with the phone getting hot or over heating. The only issue I had with charging was the first week I received the phone from T-Mobile…. Was getting a pop up message that the phone was not charging, due to moisture…which was weird, since it was never exposed to any kind of water/moisture environment… so I wireless charged it for about month at night….but now have gone to using my lightening connector again …because of the stand I made to hold phone up right. All is good….again, thank you for taking the time to produce these videos….have a great day from Montana.
Very good explanation, thank you very much
Stavesacre "Colt .45" (at 3:44)? Nice. I got to see them live (with Philmore as an opening act) at my hometown's fairgrounds race track / grandstands, around when Stavesacre's self-titled album was out.
Nice, I saw them live once as well.
Thank you so much for clearing this one for all, i get these questions too, now i am going to link this video to every iphone battery question.
I have made a shortcut to stop charging at 90%. This is due to experience with my privious iPhone 12mini, which degraded 8% in just 6 month, and didn't want that to happen again. I now have an iPhone 13mini, and my battery is still 100%, so hopefully it helps. I also only charge it wirelessly using magsafe or magsafe battery pack.
how?
How did u get the shortcut?
Is it possible for you to share the shortcut? I have the 13 mini as well, and I would appreciate having that shortcut.
I'm curious about difference between using regular cable and magsafe. Is it `safer` using magsafe instead of regular cable because magsafe charges slower than the regular cable (and reproduces less heat than regular cable)?
Well it's not as special as it sounds. I just made a shortcut to switch of power to the charger, when phone gets above 90%. Furthermore, It's a feature on the magsafe battery without a shortcut. So when not at home I charge using that.
My iPhone X is coming up to 5 years and 1500 cycles, and still 83% health! All I’ve done is keep it between 30-80 during the day then sit on the charger overnight.
Thank you so much for making this video I really hope that when I get my battery changed this video will help me and my family understand battery health integration
At 10:54 your design capacity is less than full charge capacity how is that possible ⁉️⁉️⁉️
Something wrong with the coconutapp . Please check yourself and verify.
Hello from Miami. Same here with the Battery 🔋 concerns.
Very helpful video 👏🏾
I’m a battery hobbyist. My XR is 96% health after 2.5yrs of averaging 7+hrs SOT/day on ~50% batt, using an automate custom optimization. Ran my previous iPhone5/iPad2 duo for ~7yrs with good (albeit manual) battery management too. The thing is, with most iPhones spec’ing 15+hrs SOT, and iOS13+ shortcut automations (+$10 smartplug), a custom optimization is almost as easy/cheap as flipping the ‘optimization’ switch - a fraction the time, cost, effort of a battery swap.
Hello im pretty new when it comes to apple products so i bought my iphone 14 pro max like 2 weeks ago, why do people recommend to upgrade or switch battery when it hits 79% battery health? Does it affect the performance or anything?
I have a year old iPhone 11, with a battery health of 89%.
I have AppleCare, if I need a new battery, or feel like I do in the next 12 months or so, I can get a new one.
Even if not, I can have Apple replace the battery, and it's not too expensive to do so.
I charge my phone every night, or, as often as I need to do so through the day.
Thanks for the video, Aaron.
Absolutely right advise. Not to worry about battery.
I've always had good luck with my batteries. I had the 11 Pro for 2 years and when I traded it in for the 13 Pro Max my 11 Pro was still at 88% battery health
The iPhone 11 series for battery life has the been the best but now the 13's maybe abit better
@@abdurrahmaanumar9989 used dependent
Took my 13pro from charger 7:30am and put on charger after 11pm with 26% left screen on time 8h 35min yesterday and Im using phone a lot for RUclips, chatting, Instagram, Facebook mails, safari. Super happy with this phone I charge it overnight to 100% always but never went under 20%
Is it okay to do it everyday overnight charge, with the Optimized batter on? I just bought my 13
Great awesome video Aaron!!!🔥🔥🔥🙂!!!.My battery health is 82% on my Xs which I got in 2019!!.Anyway I love your explanations and all the information you give!!!🔥🔥🔥!!.Thanks so much Aaron,keep it up!!!🙂!!!.
Already on 98% battery health on my iPhone 13 Pro Max 🤔🤷. I do keep Auto Brightness off and my screen brightness up a little more to it’s highest level. Although I don’t think I have to worry about it a new battery for years. My iPhone XS Max was like that and it lasted me until I got my new great iPhone 13 Pro Max 🥲.
99% for me. I‘m a heavy user and i charge it a bit too much so it does not wonder me to degrade faster.
After updating my iphone 13 to 15.3.1 , I am getting less screen ON time as compared to previous versions. How can I solve the issue. After updating only it began to show less screen ON time. Battery health is 100%.
I didn't understand, so when you buy it, no need to full charge or drain it?
Just start using the 20% - 80% range since there?
No need to charge or drain and no need to keep it between 20 and 80. The iPhone manages it for you.
Amazing video
You just did battery health video and today my iPhone X battery health capacity(new battery since November) dropped from 98% to 97%
No I didn't
@@zollotech I meant you uploaded this amazing video about battery health and minutes before I saw it my iPhone X battery health capacity just dropped
Thanks…I enjoyed your video. I check Battery Health infrequently. Blessings on your day.
After I upgraded to 15 pro, I left my 13 pro with IOS 17.3.1 at 92% battery health (it was used only a week at 92%) charged to 50% in the cabinet turned off. When IOS 17.4 was released I took it out just to update the software and after the update the battery health dropped to 87%... Any explanation other than the battery health is software manipulated and it is not real ?
Never really done anything special to maintain battery health that much.
Just charged it overnight in the end, as I couldn’t charge my phone at work that easily. However after using the 8 plus for 4 years as my main phone “I only use one at at time anyway”, it is at 82%. So according to what I hear and read about it, it’s about as good as it can get.
So I kinda have the feeling you shouldn’t worry about it to much.
Doesn’t seem to be a big difference between all that is recommended and just doing your own thing,
80% of the time, i only charge my iPhone 13 pro max in the car lol, I rarely charge it to full at home. Battery Life is insane and I get an average 10+hrs screen on time. Health is still at 100%
Also short charges are better than longer charges, as it prevents less heats and most of the time while charging in the car, air con is on.
wow, thats pre good. I cant wait for the iPhone 14
I’m always obsessed with my battery health. Since I’ve had the 13 pro max a month after launch I have only used the wireless charging and only with apple chargers and the apple MagSafe battery pack. And I’m trying very specifically to keep the battery between the 30% and 90% range. I also use a cold pack I lay the phone on to keep the phone cool if it’s hot at all during the charging.
I have heard that wirelessly charging decreases the battery health quickly compared to normal charging
Yes I do worry about the heat which is why I will lay the phone and mag safe charger on a cold pack and I only charge for about ten minutes at a time to keep the heat at a minimum. The battery charges fast and the battery life is amazing on the 13 pro max.
Whats it at now ?
I just bought a refurbished macbook air 2017 and the battery health is 95%, not bad at at all for a 5 year old device
I have mine iPhone 12 since september, and it's on 99%, pretty good so far, i charge it every night with 20w charger.
Thank you for posting 😍
My experience is that the iPhone 12 ProMax has reduced the battery faster than most any other phone I've had, & I've upgraded yearly until this year. I'm at 91% & I got this 12ProMax when they came out. My wife has my old 11 ProMax, & after 2 years, it is at 94%. It's truly mind boggling. But I do think we use more videos, more notifications, fast charging, and it all takes its toll. Aaron is correct, just use it the way you need to, and deal with the battery if necessary. I look forward to upgrading to the 14 Pro Max in the fall.
well my 11 pro max not even 2 years and battery health only 86%
thank you so much for this video. It really calmed me down hahah
I would add on that people can forget about this Battery Health page. Only come check on it before your warranty ends and when your device starts shutting down by itself or getting noticeably slower than before.
Extremely helpful, THANK YOU 🏆
Thank you for that I was worrying about my battery health
80% battery health after 2 years or 500 cycles is normal according to Apple
Probably the biggest advice is not to aggressively use it while charging it.
If you need to check a text, read and article or something on a small scale then that should be just fine.
But to give you an example one time I used one of my devices while it was charging and I played real racing 3 for a decent amount of time and I destroyed the battery life. It was never the same after that.
Some batteries may be more resilient but all-in-all I wouldn’t recommend aggressively using your phone while it’s charging.
You can use it while charging as that doesn't matter. Forgot to mention that in the video.
@@zollotech well I just noticed in my experience that with high intently/graphics use that I ruined one of my batteries and this was an Apple unit.
Haven’t tried it on my 11 Pro or 13 Pro just because.
I have checked a couple things on my phone while it’s charging since something small wouldn’t have much of an affect.
But that’s my take on it, anyways .
Hi! It’s really nice to find your account. A week ago I just bought my iPhone 13 . And still trying to figure it out how to maintain my battery health, and if it’s okay to charge it overnight with the Optimized battery on?
Honestly, my battery didn’t stop on 80% and it keep going up to 100%
Great video Aaron found this very helpful have a good weekend mate
@zollotech my 11 pro max battery health is 100% after 2 years my average screen on time is 6 hours and 47 minutes. Is this normal? I’ve also checked through coconut battery and it says 104%
have a family member with a 11 pro max and they also still has 100% after nearly 2 years
Some batteries come in the phone comes at 105-110% over the maximum so you got super lucky and got a good battery.
@@edwardsteele236 exactly!
My iPhone batt health has been 100% health every since I downloaded the beta months ago, until 15.4 beta where it dropped suddenly to 97%:(
me too i was at 99 now 95 :(
Aaron I have my iPad with the magic keyboard and I keep it plugged in all the time is this ok for my battery? Thanks if you can answer me
I’ve got my 8 Plus booked in to get a new battery. Mine’s at 77% now! I guess not too bad as I’ve had it since launch.
Crazy how my iPhone XR after 3 years is at 95% ! Only charging it with Anker chargers/powerbank and extremely rare I let it go below 50%.
Great video! I've tried to download the apple support app but is not showing on the appstore, does anyone knows why? thanks a lot!
I use my iPhone the same way as my first phone years ago, I'll charge when I sleep, charge when it's low, charge while i gaming (if it's low), and change my battery if the phone died quite quickly. This battery health is only important if i want to buy a used iPhone, that's it.
Exactly. Who cares when you’re going to upgrade in 1 year anyway. It’s ridiculous.
Thank you I do enjoy your videos
can you please make a video about advantages and disadvantages of dual sim and or single sim? thank you! i would like to have dual sim, i have single sim now.
I had a strange experience with MagSafe and my battery. I got my 12 Pro and didn’t use MagSafe for a long time, and the health went down to maybe 94% after almost a year. Pretty normal.
Started using MagSafe and over the course of about 2 months, my battery went from 94 to 87%. Every few days I would check and the percentage would drop 1% which was clearly abnormal. I don’t want to blame MagSafe for this sudden drop, but it’s really the only culprit I can think of.
Took it to Apple and they were of course nice and understanding, but also didn’t have any answers for me so I just paid $70 for a new battery. So far I’ve been using MagSafe after the replacement and after a week I’m still at 100% which I expected. Curious if anybody else has noticed something like this.
How are you doing, I got a MagSafe and I don’t know if I should really use it because I’ve heard a lot about it degrading the battery? How’s your battery now
@@joshuacalix1814 checking on both of you guys. How are your batteries doing ?
How is your battery now?
The battery health on my 14 Pro dropped down to 90% after exactly one year, but that was with constant GPS use because I’m a truck driver and instead of buying an actual truck GPS I just use a truck app on my iPhone but having to charge it three and four times a day I actually didn’t think 90% after a year was that bad so I just got the 15 promax, I use MagSafe every day
Awesome advice. Thank you 🙏🏼😀
Please make video on iPad battery calibration after battery replacement. I just got my iPad’s battery replaced. Its not showing accurate battery percentage. It stays to 100% for 30min then drops quickly till 10% then it again stucks at 10% till 0% for about 1hr 30min.
One tip I found that seems to have improved my battery health on my 12 pro max was suggested by an apple authorized repair shop. The trick is to turn off “raise to wake”. The phone was always turning on in my pocket and I could feel it getting warm and acting like I was touching the screen as I moved I guess. Turning this off stopped what seemed like a fairly rapid decline in battery health…
Battery life I would agree with you. It has nothing to do with Battery health though. Battery health is the physical capabilities of the battery reducing overtime. It’s just what happens with batteries
@@zollotech Hi Aaron. Well my battery health was going down fast and seems to have slowed since the change. My battery health is now 84% and I have had the phone since day 1 in November 2020…
I replaced my iPhone SE (1st generation) Nov/2020- on ios 15.3.1 - my battery is rapidly dropping!
Hi Aaron, I hope I got your name right. Would keeping my phone on charge at 100% while using it avoid the accumulation of charging cycle compared to unplugging it when it reaches a 100 then using it for let’s say 30mins then plug it back in again?
Thanks for good information
Hey Aaron great video
I’m sorry but I did exactly what u did since I got my iPhone and each time it hit 100% a percentage dropped from my battery health. I followed the other method by not letting it reach 100% and it’s keeping my percentage fairly stable
Helped a lot. Thanks!
Hi..
My iPhone XR callers can't get me clearly except on speakerphone. Is it a software problem or hardware problem?
Nice man🎉❤
Since My Xs max entered Service Mode(battery health 79%) ,it started to increase its background refresh time and now I don't get my notifications/alerts at time. All notifications from apps such as Snapchat, messenger, hangouts are displayed 4-8 minutes late.
I've tried reseting and restoring many many times to no solutions.
Wow, have got solution now share with me am experiencing same
very informative video Aaron you are just superb👍❤️❤️
Hi ... I have an iPhone xs max for one year and four months, and the battery health is 100% .. !!! And I'm happy with this phone....😉💪
So you don't use your phone at all
@@cosmic__s Obviously I use it, but I don't play it too much, I load it twice a day, but I never load it 100% and I don't let it fall below 30% ... !!!
After about 1 1/2 years of having the iPhone 12 Pro Max, I’m currently at 93% battery health capacity. I tend to use the phone on an average of 6-7 hours a day. I rarely use power mode, and I rarely let it get down to 25% of battery. 🤷🏽♂️
I don’t like letting my phone go down below 20% anymore. When I first got this iPhone 12 I would let it go down to 10% or below almost every day, but ever since I stopped doing that I found my battery is not degrading nearly as quickly.
My iPhone 7 after 5 years is at 73% lol. I’m planning on getting the 14 pro when it comes out.
Wait so I searched coconut battery for my iPad Pro and I’m not seeing it what does the icon look like I didn’t see it on your iPad to know
optimized battery charging doesn't really work I have it turned on
My work phone is an iPhone XR, bought it brand new and use it heavily everyday. Battery health is 88%.
Awesome YT channel. Very focused but fun as well. Been watching all night. God bless :) iPhone SE 2020 I am going to get $99 BRAND NEW! cant beat that