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I don’t get the 80% charging limit.
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2024
- In September 2023, Apple quietly introduced a new 80% charging limit for the iPhone 15. Prior to this, there have been many articles about why one should only charge their phone from 20% to 80%. But, does this actually improve your life or worsen it? Watch the video to learn more. Enjoy!
Honestly explained better than any other video I’ve ever seen
that’s what i try to aim for! seriously means everything
I thought that the setting limits your battery to 80% when charging during the night, and then lets it charge to 100% in the morning before you wake up and use it. By doing this it reduces the time it spends stressed at 100% but still keeps it so the phone will be at 100% when you wake up and use it. It doesn’t permanently limit your charging to 80%, it limits it when you are sleeping and not even using your phone
the setting you’re referring to is labeled “optimized battery charging”, which is what i’m using right now. in the video, i’m talking about “80% limit”, which doesn’t allow you to charge past 80% whatsoever.
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this comment is insanely great to see, thanks for making my day
Nice video, great style. 👏🏻
Since I got my iPhone 12 Pro Max in 2020, I’ve been charging it to 80% if I’m at home or know I won’t be gone long. If I know it’s going to be a long day I’ll let it pass 80% and charge it as much as I can before I leave. I use ~100-120% battery every day and my phone is still at 85% battery health 1200+ days later. It definitely helps if you plan on keeping your phone more than 2 years.
good to hear! i don’t have that level of precision or control in me that would be enough to figure out if i should charge to 80% or 100% each night…
@@techyOSsee I usually don’t charge overnight. I plug it in when I go to bed, I use the 20W fast charger so it’s relatively quick, and once it hits 80% I unplug it before falling asleep. Then in the morning I’ll top it off to 80% again when I’m getting ready.
Due to the nature of my job I basically get no time to spend on my phone so it doesn’t really drain during that time. So really the only time I go above 80% is if I’m going on a long drive or going to family/friend’s house for a while.
If I upgraded my phone every 2-3 years I probably wouldn’t care, but since Apple has really been slowing down the upgrades each year I plan on keeping this until the 16 Pro Max (4 years) if not 17 Pro Max (5 years.)
This video was of such greatness that I was astounded
I had 80% charge limit on my iPhone 15 originally but found that after only a month of use I was trying to charge my phone more and more often and after only 32 cycles I was already at 99% battery health. Decided I’d rather just charge the phone to full if it’s gonna degrade anyways 😂 bless Apple care
applecare+… our lord… our savior
I can’t understand why anyone would use it, it takes about 2-3 years of moderate use to get the battery health to 80% so the first 2-3 years someone using the 80% limit would just be doing so for no reason at all. Secondly it costs less than £100 to replace the battery. If you’re someone who wants to keep your phone for years then surely just paying £100 (or nothing if you have apple care) is worth it for having your full battery. That’s like £30 a year to just use your full battery with 0 consequences
summarized beautifully!
This feature is great if you are always at home or office all day next to a charger, you can leave it plugged in without having the battery drain and going above the 80% dangerzone. So you could play games, watch videos without worrying about battery draining and increasing cycles
Great content! Keep it up!
thanks so much!
In the start I used to keep the 80% limit on. But later on I realised keeping it at 80% made me charge my phone more than once in a day. Therefore, I ditched the 80% limit and started charging my phone whenever it went below 30-40%. Many times, I had to charge my phone the next day instead of EOD. Charging my phone to 100% overnight makes it less likely to charge at night instead of charging twice a day.
yup, thanks for sharing the experience with it!
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DASH SPIDER PART
GOOD JOKE HAHA
WE LOVE GD COLOGNE
Is it ok to just let it go down by 20% and charge it not by 100%? How does a cycle count by plugging the charger?
Actually I only use the 80% limit when I am on CarPlay or would like to top up my battery so it doesn't go below 40% throughout the day, otherwise I always make sure to go for one full charge per day. It's a great feature but it depends how you use it.. However, I wish they can enable some sort of automation on it via shortcuts.. like when I am on CarPlay switch to 80% battery charging, otherwise fully charge for instance..
In my opinion, the 80 percent feature should not be turned on. I would only enable it if I were planning to sell this phone after 1 or 2 years to increase its value. However, if you plan to use this phone for a long time, it isn't worth it because the 80 percent limit means you're only experiencing 3/4 of what you paid for. It's like you're already experiencing 80-90% battery health when it's still new. Over time, it will degrade, but at a much slower pace. However, the feeling won't be the same anymore. You paid for the experience, and enabling this feature removes it.
exactly!
Great one ! Underrated creator
There are too many comments
*procedes to add to problem
You can still turn off the feature when you need the full capacity and preserve the battery health other times. Best of both worlds.
true, but i don’t have that level of control in me every day to manage that
I charge my phone at 30% then stops at 85% (Galaxy S10e).
Then I only charge up to 100% when I'm going out for a long day.
I let mine charged upto 100% but never let it go below 30% before charging again.
Im stealing your phone NOW
I can agree with this guy, you should steal his phone
I feel frustrated with my phone, the Ip 15 Pro Max. My phone has gone through 44 charging cycles and the battery health is 99%. I am very careful not to leave it on charge all the time, knowing that I use an Apple original charger and cable, and I use the 80% limit feature. I don't know if this is normal or not
its just a phone, why to worry about battery, it is normal for some batteries to drop this fast, not all of them are equal capacity
its an optional feature why worry if someone wants to use it. some people might want to keep their devices longer than you normally do@@villasboash
only 44 cycles??? that’s strange
@@techyOS 🤦🏻♂️💔
Mine drop yesterday after 116 cycles to 99% percent. I guess this is normal?
I can’t believe people fall for this tactic 🙄
*scoffs* just unbelievable
Imagine not being able to buy a new life... couldnt be me
I find the 80% limit is giving me peace of mind in day to day life. I work from home, so I don't really need my phone to be at 100% the whole time. If I need my whole battery, I can just charge it in advance and turn off the limit. I have it on maybe 95% of the time, but that's just me
fair take
great video!
damn, this is such a great video. nice one!
80% feature is made for people that intend to keep their devices for a decent ammount of time think 5 years. for example most of the time i rarley ever need 100% of my battery so i keep it at 80% and then if i think even for a bit ill have a longer day ill set it so it charges to 100% this prolongs the life of my battery without having to do fiddle arround with warranty claims. if your on samsung you can even set routines to automatically turn off the feature on certain days or times. this is just a feature most of you it might not be needed but there is literally nothing wrong with having an option dont use it if you dont want it. its also the same reason why tesla non LFP batteries it is reccomended to charge to 80% instead of 100% unless you need it because most of the time 80% is more than enough
yup, precisely!
bUt WaIT iT wiLl mAKe mE leSs adDicTed tO mY pHoNe bEcAuSE iT diEs faSTer
he confused… i don’t think he got the spirit
It kind of reminds me of the book control theory which explains we act out phobias in the real world to try and find solutions to them and most of them don't make sense but give us that sense of control which is what we're looking for.
good analogy!
LMFAO i subscriped for the GD spider part reference i was so hoping it would come and i was not disappointed
haha, i’ve been playing gd for a few months and so it only felt right!
Henry if you’re housing your phone enough to have it change your life for the worst then I would put my phone down a little
all i can say to this is…
true.
You play gd? Dash spider? congregation 😂😂😂
NOOOOOOO NOT CONGREGATION
THATS 20. PERCENT.
Instructions unclear I disassembled my iPhone took the battery out and cut off 20% of it now it’s broken how to fix
take your mom’s phone and then
*becomes tim cook*
“buy your maum an aiphoane”
Haha I’m finally watching this video signed in
but why weren’t you signed in before???
Idk safari signed me out and i was lazy
underrated
Hey I know that guy!
That’s okay.., a developer does, and they created the feature so you don’t have to worry.
BUT I LIKE THE PARANOIA 😭😭😭
reasoning please. i don’t get it.
Aaaaaaaa
wAuW
the iphone 15 pro last so long that 80% is more than enough.
ideally, yes, but it really doesn’t feel that way, since you always feel you’re losing battery by never seeing it go above 80%, hence the paranoia
do you game on your phone?
if you’re asking me, only light games (example: geometry dash)
if you’re asking the original commenter, sorry for responding
@@techyOSahhh no its ok no problem