Thanks Nick, I wonder is there anyway that the phone can give me a signal that the battery reach at certain percentage? Like a signal when it reach down to 50 % and/or I signal when the charge is up to 95%?
I had my iphone 11 for 3 months now, I’m using a 5 watt charger, now it’s only 99%, but I’m not worried, use your phone as you please, life is too short to worry about a battery life capacity
A drop of a few percentage points you won't even notice. If it starts getting at or below 80 though, might be time to start thinking about a new battery.
*1. Use original charger* *2. Avoid exposing the phone in higher temperatures or lower* *3. Don't discharge the battery from 100% to 1% (and don't that the battery go to 0% and died)* *_These steps are not only for iPhones, goes for every phone._*
#3 is incorrect you don’t have to worry about it dying just charge it when you can maybe the only thing is don’t charge fully to 100 stay around 90-95%
@@marluvsrap it’s better to charge the battery between 10-15%, if you let the battery discharge until the dead, the battery will start losing their properties, and the degradation will being.
I do 3 things which I known helps the most I don't let my iphone below 20 nor above 90 with an apple certified charger I don't use it when it's charging And don't ever charge it overnight I think these 3 things are the most basic things that everyone should follow to preserve the battery health.
How to: 1. Barely use your phone and make it a complete inconveince with how you have to use it to preserve the battery. 2. Always keep the battery between 80% and 50% 3. Now your phone can last 10% longer after a year but it won't matter because you have to stay next to an outlet to keep it between 50-80% all day. This is like saying how to keep your new car new by not driving it lol. That's 10 minutes I'll never get back
Thanks for these tips man I'll definitely try them. One thing I have a small problem with is that I can't keep the battery above 50 because for me it's not enough for the entire day so I just keep it between 20-90%, I guess it still helps I'm on 95 on my 1,5 year old 11
For people in cold environments, avoid cold spots! It's just as bad for the iPhone as very hot environments. This of course applies to all phones and not just iPhones. Very nice video again!!
To be honest, i dont even care about battery percentage on my iphone. I charge it when battery is low and use it just like a normal daily usage. No worry about the battery. as long as the phone working well.
Exactly. The battery health is not made to obsess about it, it is there to check it if your battery needs to be replaced if it doesn‘t last you enough anymore. I never check my battery health and enjoy my device.
I had my i phone for a year and a half and I have 💯 % too, I do all those things too .I agree never let your battery get low .great video nick this should help out a lot people.
I just charge my phone every night whenever I go to sleep. This turns out to be the most convenient way for me to charge it since I'm not actually going to use my phone at all whenever I'm asleep. I try to not let the phone die or reach a low capacity either so that the battery health won't dip faster. The best way probably to go about maintaining battery health relatively high for a long period of time is to not let the phone die. If it is constantly left with no charge, this will use more of the battery cycles, and in turn, result in poorer battery life in the long term.
My iPhone 12 Pro Max is still at 100% from regular daily use for 9 months. I always treat 30-40% as low battery lol and I charged it to 90% sometimes but usually around 80+%.
What's the point of having 100% health if you can't let it go below 50% and are constantly worrying about different things you need to do it take care of it, I'd rather just enjoy the phone since the 13 pro max already has 2 day battery, worst case scenario is it will have 1 full day of use in 3 or 4 years from now
I absolutely agree with every point you made. I do the same from the beginning with now almost 7 years old iphone 7 plus. Results? 93% battery health. Cheers
I had 100% health on my 11 Pro for well over a year, but the main reason for that was because I got lucky and my actual battery capacity was much higher than what was Apples typical estimation for a 11 Pro which is 3046 mah. Mine is 3594 mah. It will vary from copy to copy not every battery from the factory will have the same exact amount of capacity. You can check all this in analytics. You can obviously take care of your battery as mentioned in the video but long long term it will eventually go down like all batteries.
I’ve been practicing most of this for a couple years now. My 13 pro max is still on 100% after 6 or 7 months. Heat is one of the main battery killers. And charge whenever you can and don’t wait until it’s on red.
@@rolasleyva8602 💯 I avoid everything that could heat up the phone. No fast charging or wireless charging, When I use the sat nav on the phone, the phone is on the car vent phone holder so it stays cool.
I did well for the first 4 months but than I lost my mojo and lost 4% within a few weeks. but my Face ID stopped working so apple replaced my phone. now I have 100% again so maybe ill try once more..
@@Raja995mh33 what I meant was don’t drain the battery too much. Keep it on a healthy level. I don’t think charging above 90% is bad. Most of the time I charge up to 95% or more. I did it on my xs max. Battery health was 89% after three years. I’m doing the same with my 13 pro max.
I just stoped doing these thing bcz its just give constant anxiety so for a battery why u disturb your mental peace ... just use as u want to use bcz replacing a battery so cheap then why we worry to much about battery health so don't worry do what ever u want to do with ur phone ... thats my personal experience bcz worry for battery is kind of childish bcz is so much cheap to replace a battery ... mental peace is more important then battery ✌️😇
I’ve had my iPhone 12 for a year now and the the battery health is at 89% and I do everything to keep it as high as possible and these tips really help out
Another point is no matter how much u have been using the phone for, it depends on how much charge cycles it has. Every 60 charge cycle the battery health should decrease by 1% so keep that in mind
I’ve had my 13 Pro Max since it was first released and my battery health is already at 93%. I follow all of these tips too because I had the XS max for over 2 years and my battery health for that device was at 94% before I switched. Crazy.
It can sometimes not be accurate, my 12 Pro Max got to 84% after 1 and a half years, it then stayed at 84% for half a year. Yet, the actual on screen time it was capable of barely went down (usually 6/8hrs)
@@IndianChristFollower it’s 95% now but not using it unless i really need to and i guessing putting it on power mode so it saved battery in the long run. If you charge it 100% and it will last just over a day or 2
You can help limiting your charging percentage between 20-80 but at the same time you make yourself be deprived of the 40 percentage of its capacity which makes it quite pointless in my opinion. In the end you should be ok as long as you replace battery every other year
This is true. Batteries have chemicals and those chemicals where meant to be used not to sit. So it doesnt matter if you charge your phone to 100% everyday or every other day as long as you notice it become 100% and dont lit if continuous charge then your golden. Everyone should know heat and cold is a batteries enemy
Bro for some reason, I am getting the same backup as 0 to 100 ipad pro charge and 20% to 80% not a huge difference in my case I charge always at 20 and end @80 n it's almost getting a year old and I'm at 100% battery in my ipad pro 4 I hve don everything with it use it to game 4k games at max refresh rates always and have basically done everything and I don't feel like 20% to 80% I'm missing anything yes occasionally I do a 0% to 100% I feel those days I'm getting a slightly more battery but that's slightly
I do pretty much all of these for my iPhone. I started doing them when I had my 7 Plus after I realized how quickly the maximum capacity drained. It helped for quite some time, keeping it around 94-88% after 6 months-one year. After two years of owning it, it was at 85% maximum capacity. two months ago I upgraded to iPhone 11. And do the same things, I usually charge it to 100% but not always because of optimized battery charging. And the lowest I’ve let it go is 5%. It’s still at 100% after two months compared to around 96% on my other one.
@@andrewg2032 my iphone 8 plus did that. Right as soon as the iphone X came out my phone would quickly go from 100 percent to 80 percent and then a downfall from their.
A good tip I use is to charge your phone with a smart outlet overnight. Just set the smart socket to turn off after about an hour and you're good to go
Remeber guys life s too short to be worried about your iPhones battery health, its built to serve you not the other way around so when the time comes just get it replaced ,like another comment on this video "as long as if the phone works well"
13 pro max, 7 months old used heavily everyday. 258 cycles on the battery, still at 100%, only used MagSafe since day 1. It’s a myth that wireless charging degrades battery faster than wired charging. Having said that, no matter how you charge, it causes significant heating which is harmful to the battery, so charge in a chilled room with strong air conditioning.
@@Goblin_village nope, I stop once I hit 85-90% as most days I don’t need more for my day. With lithium batteries you never want to let it sit at 100%, and never let it drop below 20-30%.
I’ve had my iPhone XR for 3 years, and my Battery health is 92% original capacity. Very rarely wirelessly charge, always left low power mode on, and use an Apple 5w charger- saving my fast charger for a quick top up. I almost never let my iPhone fully charge 100% - I can attest this tips do work!
If you're like me and only use your iPhone as a secondary phone it'll stay at 100% for much longer. iPhone 13; got day one September 2021 and it's still 100%.
I have my 11 pro max since 28.10.2019,my actual battery health is at 92%. I say is more than ok after two and a half year. I try to keep my charging level between 20-80%. Rarely charging over 90% and never charging over night. Mostly with the fast charger with comes to the box,the 18W one. But most important,no gaming on the phone. Previosly that,I have a 6S plus,at that phone in 4 years I change 3 battery's due to heavy Real Racing 3 gaming.
I constantly put thumbs up on your every single contents keeping in mind that you spend a bunch of your time doing these all, so, does that one click on our phone which benefits you a lot really difficult for the viewers. Appreciate your efforts
My Galaxy phone has an option to stop charging automatically when it reaches 85%.. It’s very convenient and I hope iPhones will one day give this feature...
So basically: 1. Keep battery power above 50% (use low power mode if you need to) 2. Use Apple certified chargers 3. Don’t charge to 100%. Charge to about 85-95% 4. Make sure your phone never gets too hot 5. Don’t use your phone while it’s charging 6. Turn on optimised battery charging
iPhones ship with a slightly larger mAh battery than what the phone’s battery is rated for. And the battery health percentage is calibrated based on the capacity relative to the rating, not relative to the actual maximum capacity. I have the iPhone 13 pro max as well, the battery was rated 4352 for it, but when I did some digging in the log aggregated files under Analytics and Improvements, I found out that the battery was really around 4500 mAh. I’m not complaining, it means I’m getting more than I even expected when I first bought the phone. But it also means I should take my 100% battery capacity after 6 months with a grain of salt, knowing that really, its slightly less when relative to the actual maximum capacity.
I don’t get why people say leaving a phone or any modern devices plugged in 24/7 harms the battery. They don’t understand that there’s a circuit that prevents the battery charging past 100%. The devices prior to 2010 had not much protection. They aren’t as sophisticated compared to the devices we have these days. Old laptops would not hold a charge after leaving it plugged in 24/7. The ones after 2010 do have charging protection circuits which would prevent the battery from charging past 100%. After the the device hits 100%, then the device automatically stops charging and automatically switch to DC mode. You don’t notice it, but it’s there. I notice that every device I plug in and use all day stay at 100%. It does not drop any lower than 100%. I can look up the charge cycles in the log aggregated list in the analytics settings and the cycle count hasn’t changed at all. The battery health on my iPhone XR is at 86% after nearly 3 years of use. Though, the battery health dropped because I was using the battery. It would still be at 100% if I never unplugged it. My current iPhone 13 Pro Max is at 100% and I have it plugged in almost 24/7. Leaving a phone plugged in overnight is not a bad habit. It’s a myth that it would damage the battery. Also, my battery health is better than others doing the BS 40-80% rule. I bet my iPhone will still be at 100% after 1 year. I checked the battery health on my school’s Chromebook as well and the battery health is still at 92%. It’s a 6 year old battery and it’s been plugged in 24/7 most of the time. It still holds a charge. I don’t get why people avoid plugging their iPhone in overnight. It absolutely does not damage the battery. Draining the battery to 0% is one of the worst things just like letting it overheat and letting it freeze. Letting it overheat kills it the fastest and I never make my phones overheat. I stop using it if it gets too hot. Don’t listen to people that say “leaving the device plugged in overnight or 24/7 harms the battery.” It’s true in older devices, but not in the ones we see these days.
My iPhone 12 which I got brand new in mid September is at 98% battery health. I usually put my phone on charge at like 15% sometimes 20 or 30% and don't always charge it fully to 100% and take it off sometimes in between 80% and 95%. I use the original apple 5w charger to charge it I rarely charge my iPhone over night as well.
My 11 pro max is at 90% battery health after 2 years original battery. I would charge it at 20% all the way to 100% and charged it over night as well and it held up really well and never got a battery change.
Man I need this video like I’m the type of person that will get bugged or annoyed if anything it’s like 99% so I took some device and did not let it drop below 20% and it worked pretty well
I’ve had my 13 Pro Max for 16 months. It’s down to 91%. It stayed at 100% for a year, then drastically declined over the past 6 months. I do everything that I’m supposed to do. I never fast-charge. I always keep the brightness very low. I never use the phone while charging. I don’t use background refresh, etc. I can only imagine what the percentage would be if I didn’t implement all of these things.
Hi ... Is that fine ...if i always use my iphone 14 pro at low battery mode turn on ? Will it effect badly or no .... ? Should i turn it off while charging my phn ?
holy smokes, The amount of thought and time and efforts you put on this battery heath, if i did that i would still have my iphone 7 battery health at a 100%.
My wife charged the iphone 13 with an anker magsafe battery, from time to time, and now is at 99% after 6 months ... and some heavy use of course. I am on 100% with 14 pro charging only with cable and moderate use.
Got it early this year and thankfully I did the same as mentioned in your videos and of course battery health still at 100%. More importantly people thought I was crazy or too much cleaning (like every mins or hours) on my iPhone 13 Pro Max. Glad I saw this video. Thumbs up.
I had a 12 pro max for just over two years changed no setting and only ever wireless charged it, sold it on September last year still with 95% battery health 🤷🏽♂️ guess they’re all different
I just bought the iPhone 13, I really wanna take care of it because it is the first phone I bought with my own money. I used to leave my iPhone charging overnight and my batteries were all messed up. I really wanna take care of this one but it gives me so much anxiety to be aware all the time of my charging habits.
I've got a Huawei P20 pro, I charge it to 100% whenever it reaches 3-10%, so that's full charge cycle everytime. It's 4yrs old & I still get 2days (48hrs) battery life 😊😎
Hey Nick! I’m deciding to switch soon from the iPhone se 2020 to the iPhone 12😁 would you like to make a video on the iPhone 12 just like you did with the 11?
i used an iphone 12 pro in january , and lasted 100% in 4 months , the thing is that i don't play games on my iphone , and i charge it at 55% . So in my opinion , to keep battery at 100% don't put too much strain on your battery by running your cpu at full throttle all the time
According to Apple, anything above 80% battery health is still classed as being optimal. I generally keep my phones for two to three years and charge them whenever it's necessary from zero to 100% all the time , the worst battery a health ever had was 89% and at that point you sell it or trade it in and it's somebody else's problem.
Some people says use cellphone as it used to be, yeah i really agree but some people are that lucky to get an iphone and some of them are poor but wants to experience using iphone because it is the epitome of smartphones today so we cant blame people minding their battery health because that might be their last time using an apple product.
You can use a smart plug that tracks the energy usage of the iphone and program it to turns of at a certain voltage. Getting closer to 100% the phone will reduce the charging voltage. With this I always wake up with 85%.
I pretty much do exactly the same with my 13 mini but I’ve wirelessly charged it pretty much since day one with a Belkin 10W pad; and It’s still at 100% after the nine months. Although I feel like anything above 10W is a little too much.
What about using a apple wireless charging pad with a 5W adapter? 1. Charging pad have a built in system that regulate the temp 2. 5W adapter will cause the to heat up slower.
And I guess some battery tricks were also applied, right? Settings such as Intimacy, Geofencing, Mail Push notifications turned off, or were the settings reset to factory settings?
had my 13 pro for 6 months still 100% battery health I use the anker nano pro 20w charger and most of the time just charge it to 80% and take it off and here and there it did go below 20. most importantly I charged it near my window where its cooler
Hey Nick. With my old phone, I would turn on Low Power Mode the second I took it off the charger. I was wondering if this degrades the battery any. I also used to plug it in, and keep it plugged in as much as possible. Do these things ruin the battery?
Agree. My iphone 12 been a year now. still 100% . Never been on 100% when charging cause everytime i charge my phone. i set an alarm like 30-40mins . then unplug. Everytime it drop to 20-30 i charge it again.
I wish i knew this when i started using my iPhone 13 Pro Max. It’s currently on 97% after 7-8 Months and i think i was misled into thinking i needed to drain it before charging it. I charged it to a 100% many many times. And i wasn’t using apple certified charger. I was using Anker Adapter too.
Bro if u can make a video on samsung galaxy s10 lite in 2022 then plz make it I want it. By the way love ur videos bro always with u supporting u keep it up nick brother😁❤️🔥
So i used the 20W Charging. Yes its a fast charger but i typically dont let me phone go under 50% or in some cases less then 20% when it then goes into low power mode. So in general i never plug in my phone overnight, ive heard optimize battery works infact so well it literally says as a notification “iphone battery as paused/stopped charging till 6 or 9 whenever you have a set sleep schedule, iphone uses your alarma and sleep schedule to determine when i pauses the charge cycle till you wake up. But due to my highly inconsistent sleep schedule i dont charge overnight does mean i havent on accident but typically i dont. I just plug it in when i wake up and charge it till it reachs 95% to 99% rarely 100%
Does Anker 20 watt PIQ3 charger affect the battery health in the long run? i have one akner powerport 3 nano 20 watt but i have never used it as i prefer 5 watt apple charger as it never heats up the iphone while being charged.
I’m still at 100% as well on mine and got mine the day after launch day. Mine is the pro, not the max. I usually don’t charge it until the following day as long as it’s not below 30% and then the following day charge it as I work in the morning, never going over 80%. Seems to work well. My 12 pro was at 88% after a year so I switched things up.
having phone updated right when the update comes is not best. smartphone manufacturers often send updates that will drain your battery so its better to wait
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How To Maintain 100 iPhone Battery Health! In this video, we will discuss how to keep your iPhone battery health at 100% for as long as possible!
I don’t let my battery drain to much
But I charge often
Thanks, Nick! I was stressing out about my 90% battery health then you uploaded this video like my angels requested it.
Thanks Nick,
I wonder is there anyway that the phone can give me a signal that the battery reach at certain percentage? Like a signal when it reach down to 50 % and/or
I signal when the charge is up to 95%?
Is it ok to charge my iPhone while using?
Don’t drain below 20% and don’t charge to 100% battery level all the time
Don’t charge your iPhone overnight
I had my iphone 11 for 3 months now, I’m using a 5 watt charger, now it’s only 99%, but I’m not worried, use your phone as you please, life is too short to worry about a battery life capacity
This^^^^^^^^
Agree with you
True and you can always replace your battery if you pay some. Just use battery and replace it after one or two years.
Exactly. These types of video make me 🙄
Yes agree.
A drop of a few percentage points you won't even notice. If it starts getting at or below 80 though, might be time to start thinking about a new battery.
*1. Use original charger*
*2. Avoid exposing the phone in higher temperatures or lower*
*3. Don't discharge the battery from 100% to 1% (and don't that the battery go to 0% and died)*
*_These steps are not only for iPhones, goes for every phone._*
@@rayquazahere8529 true I agree
#3 is incorrect you don’t have to worry about it dying just charge it when you can maybe the only thing is don’t charge fully to 100 stay around 90-95%
@@BlackopsUSN yes 👍
how low should i go then?
@@marluvsrap it’s better to charge the battery between 10-15%, if you let the battery discharge until the dead, the battery will start losing their properties, and the degradation will being.
I do 3 things which I known helps the most
I don't let my iphone below 20 nor above 90 with an apple certified charger
I don't use it when it's charging
And don't ever charge it overnight
I think these 3 things are the most basic things that everyone should follow to preserve the battery health.
How to:
1. Barely use your phone and make it a complete inconveince with how you have to use it to preserve the battery.
2. Always keep the battery between 80% and 50%
3. Now your phone can last 10% longer after a year but it won't matter because you have to stay next to an outlet to keep it between 50-80% all day.
This is like saying how to keep your new car new by not driving it lol. That's 10 minutes I'll never get back
LOL exactly, why would u buy a 800 dollars phones just to put it down and not use it at the fullest. Thats money down the drain
Exactly haha. Just replace the battery. iFixIt has kits to DIY it or go to a repair shop. Not expensive either.
So true! 😂🤣😭
hahaahhaa yep
@@whosaidpspsps1237 1300
Thanks for these tips man I'll definitely try them. One thing I have a small problem with is that I can't keep the battery above 50 because for me it's not enough for the entire day so I just keep it between 20-90%, I guess it still helps I'm on 95 on my 1,5 year old 11
I keep my XS MAX between 25% to 80%, 4 years now capacity down to 82%, so either upgrade my phone, or replace battery
For people in cold environments, avoid cold spots! It's just as bad for the iPhone as very hot environments. This of course applies to all phones and not just iPhones. Very nice video again!!
just do gaming ,automatically it will maintain
To be honest, i dont even care about battery percentage on my iphone. I charge it when battery is low and use it just like a normal daily usage. No worry about the battery. as long as the phone working well.
I want to be like you sir because I do care of the health 😂
yeah like cmon man its only a phone not a baby
Yeah fr if you buy a phone you might as well use it
@@kod-5901 its more than a number when you dont just use it at home
Exactly. The battery health is not made to obsess about it, it is there to check it if your battery needs to be replaced if it doesn‘t last you enough anymore. I never check my battery health and enjoy my device.
I had my i phone for a year and a half and I have 💯 % too, I do all those things too .I agree never let your battery get low .great video nick this should help out a lot people.
What is the purpose to have 100% capacity and only use 40-50% of that? I use my phone whatever I like and it's 94% after 1,5year
I just charge my phone every night whenever I go to sleep. This turns out to be the most convenient way for me to charge it since I'm not actually going to use my phone at all whenever I'm asleep. I try to not let the phone die or reach a low capacity either so that the battery health won't dip faster. The best way probably to go about maintaining battery health relatively high for a long period of time is to not let the phone die. If it is constantly left with no charge, this will use more of the battery cycles, and in turn, result in poorer battery life in the long term.
My iPhone 12 Pro Max is still at 100% from regular daily use for 9 months. I always treat 30-40% as low battery lol and I charged it to 90% sometimes but usually around 80+%.
And?
Fast charging?
Don’t worry about battery life is too short live life use your phone as you want
@@Mike-gn4ym the best comment im crying cause of my battery health
My 12 Pro Max is 1 year and 1 month old and still at 100%. Still going strong. Glad I’m not the only one.
What's the point of having 100% health if you can't let it go below 50% and are constantly worrying about different things you need to do it take care of it, I'd rather just enjoy the phone since the 13 pro max already has 2 day battery, worst case scenario is it will have 1 full day of use in 3 or 4 years from now
This is Facts
I absolutely agree with every point you made. I do the same from the beginning with now almost 7 years old iphone 7 plus. Results? 93% battery health. Cheers
I had 100% health on my 11 Pro for well over a year, but the main reason for that was because I got lucky and my actual battery capacity was much higher than what was Apples typical estimation for a 11 Pro which is 3046 mah. Mine is 3594 mah. It will vary from copy to copy not every battery from the factory will have the same exact amount of capacity. You can check all this in analytics. You can obviously take care of your battery as mentioned in the video but long long term it will eventually go down like all batteries.
You actually got an iPhone 11 Pro with an extra 394 mah battery compared to the new 14 PM. you were lucky, holy.
Hi
Sorry, how do I find this information?
my 11 pro still had 94% even after 4 or 5 years which got me sooo confused idk how well its holding up ...
Some of the pro models had very high batteries capacity, i suspect a few got the pro max battery on accident
I’ve been practicing most of this for a couple years now. My 13 pro max is still on 100% after 6 or 7 months.
Heat is one of the main battery killers. And charge whenever you can and don’t wait until it’s on red.
heat is by far the biggest enemy of every battery if I'm being honest
@@rolasleyva8602 💯 I avoid everything that could heat up the phone. No fast charging or wireless charging, When I use the sat nav on the phone, the phone is on the car vent phone holder so it stays cool.
I did well for the first 4 months but than I lost my mojo and lost 4% within a few weeks. but my Face ID stopped working so apple replaced my phone. now I have 100% again so maybe ill try once more..
"Charge whenever you can" is not the best advice because over 90% is also not healthy for the battery. Keeping it between 30-80% is the best.
@@Raja995mh33 what I meant was don’t drain the battery too much. Keep it on a healthy level.
I don’t think charging above 90% is bad. Most of the time I charge up to 95% or more. I did it on my xs max. Battery health was 89% after three years. I’m doing the same with my 13 pro max.
I just stoped doing these thing bcz its just give constant anxiety so for a battery why u disturb your mental peace ... just use as u want to use bcz replacing a battery so cheap then why we worry to much about battery health so don't worry do what ever u want to do with ur phone ... thats my personal experience bcz worry for battery is kind of childish bcz is so much cheap to replace a battery ... mental peace is more important then battery ✌️😇
Correct. If you have money, buy a brand new iPhone and you'll get 100% battery health😛
I’ve had my iPhone 12 for a year now and the the battery health is at 89% and I do everything to keep it as high as possible and these tips really help out
Life is too short to worry about battery live life
How many days can you get with you phone?
@@casvanarkel I get through the whole day
I concur with you… Life is more important than battery health 😂
Another point is no matter how much u have been using the phone for, it depends on how much charge cycles it has.
Every 60 charge cycle the battery health should decrease by 1% so keep that in mind
@@chips84 i think, u dont update ur iphone constantly
@@chips84 Its Completely normal every iPhone ships a with 106% of battery health.
@@chips84 thats why it stays at 100% for so long .
@@chips84 update to iOS 16 😂
@@T34. 106!
Unbelt
I’ve had my 13 Pro Max since it was first released and my battery health is already at 93%. I follow all of these tips too because I had the XS max for over 2 years and my battery health for that device was at 94% before I switched. Crazy.
What’s the battery percentage now
It can sometimes not be accurate, my 12 Pro Max got to 84% after 1 and a half years, it then stayed at 84% for half a year. Yet, the actual on screen time it was capable of barely went down (usually 6/8hrs)
Mine is 96% as got the iPhone pro 13 when it first came out
@@LifeCapturesOnce what do you do to maintain it?
@@IndianChristFollower it’s 95% now but not using it unless i really need to and i guessing putting it on power mode so it saved battery in the long run. If you charge it 100% and it will last just over a day or 2
You can help limiting your charging percentage between 20-80 but at the same time you make yourself be deprived of the 40 percentage of its capacity which makes it quite pointless in my opinion. In the end you should be ok as long as you replace battery every other year
This is true. Batteries have chemicals and those chemicals where meant to be used not to sit. So it doesnt matter if you charge your phone to 100% everyday or every other day as long as you notice it become 100% and dont lit if continuous charge then your golden. Everyone should know heat and cold is a batteries enemy
Bro for some reason, I am getting the same backup as 0 to 100 ipad pro charge and 20% to 80% not a huge difference in my case I charge always at 20 and end @80 n it's almost getting a year old and I'm at 100% battery in my ipad pro 4 I hve don everything with it use it to game 4k games at max refresh rates always and have basically done everything and I don't feel like 20% to 80% I'm missing anything yes occasionally I do a 0% to 100% I feel those days I'm getting a slightly more battery but that's slightly
I do pretty much all of these for my iPhone. I started doing them when I had my 7 Plus after I realized how quickly the maximum capacity drained. It helped for quite some time, keeping it around 94-88% after 6 months-one year. After two years of owning it, it was at 85% maximum capacity. two months ago I upgraded to iPhone 11. And do the same things, I usually charge it to 100% but not always because of optimized battery charging. And the lowest I’ve let it go is 5%. It’s still at 100% after two months compared to around 96% on my other one.
Update: I’ve had if four months and it’s now on 97% maximum capacity
It’s a scam. The battery gets below 80% right as new iphones are coming out
@@andrewg2032 what’s a scam? And mine is at 95% almost 6 months later
@@andrewg2032 my iphone 8 plus did that. Right as soon as the iphone X came out my phone would quickly go from 100 percent to 80 percent and then a downfall from their.
A good tip I use is to charge your phone with a smart outlet overnight. Just set the smart socket to turn off after about an hour and you're good to go
Remeber guys life s too short to be worried about your iPhones battery health, its built to serve you not the other way around so when the time comes just get it replaced ,like another comment on this video "as long as if the phone works well"
13 pro max, 7 months old used heavily everyday. 258 cycles on the battery, still at 100%, only used MagSafe since day 1. It’s a myth that wireless charging degrades battery faster than wired charging.
Having said that, no matter how you charge, it causes significant heating which is harmful to the battery, so charge in a chilled room with strong air conditioning.
Bro your magsafe charger watt?
@@Goblin_village 20W Apple MagSafe charger.
😳
And do you charge overnight?
@@Goblin_village nope, I stop once I hit 85-90% as most days I don’t need more for my day. With lithium batteries you never want to let it sit at 100%, and never let it drop below 20-30%.
I’ve had my iPhone XR for 3 years, and my Battery health is 92% original capacity. Very rarely wirelessly charge, always left low power mode on, and use an Apple 5w charger- saving my fast charger for a quick top up. I almost never let my iPhone fully charge 100% - I can attest this tips do work!
Do you leave your phone charging at night ?
@@marue1623 No, I don't. I charge it before bed and leave it unplugged overnight.
If you're like me and only use your iPhone as a secondary phone it'll stay at 100% for much longer. iPhone 13; got day one September 2021 and it's still 100%.
I have my 11 pro max since 28.10.2019,my actual battery health is at 92%. I say is more than ok after two and a half year. I try to keep my charging level between 20-80%. Rarely charging over 90% and never charging over night. Mostly with the fast charger with comes to the box,the 18W one.
But most important,no gaming on the phone. Previosly that,I have a 6S plus,at that phone in 4 years I change 3 battery's due to heavy Real Racing 3 gaming.
I’ve had my 13 for almost 9 months now and it’s surprisingly still at 100%
I am also having since 9 months but I play heavy games too much soo battery health is 95% 🥴 but battery life exactly the same
By using which adapter? 5w or 18 or 20 w
@@thodakottuchinna5296 20w, although I never use wireless charging/MagSafe so maybe that could be the reason
I constantly put thumbs up on your every single contents keeping in mind that you spend a bunch of your time doing these all, so, does that one click on our phone which benefits you a lot really difficult for the viewers. Appreciate your efforts
My Galaxy phone has an option to stop charging automatically when it reaches 85%.. It’s very convenient and I hope iPhones will one day give this feature...
So basically:
1. Keep battery power above 50% (use low power mode if you need to)
2. Use Apple certified chargers
3. Don’t charge to 100%. Charge to about 85-95%
4. Make sure your phone never gets too hot
5. Don’t use your phone while it’s charging
6. Turn on optimised battery charging
iPhones ship with a slightly larger mAh battery than what the phone’s battery is rated for. And the battery health percentage is calibrated based on the capacity relative to the rating, not relative to the actual maximum capacity. I have the iPhone 13 pro max as well, the battery was rated 4352 for it, but when I did some digging in the log aggregated files under Analytics and Improvements, I found out that the battery was really around 4500 mAh. I’m not complaining, it means I’m getting more than I even expected when I first bought the phone. But it also means I should take my 100% battery capacity after 6 months with a grain of salt, knowing that really, its slightly less when relative to the actual maximum capacity.
I don’t get why people say leaving a phone or any modern devices plugged in 24/7 harms the battery. They don’t understand that there’s a circuit that prevents the battery charging past 100%. The devices prior to 2010 had not much protection. They aren’t as sophisticated compared to the devices we have these days. Old laptops would not hold a charge after leaving it plugged in 24/7. The ones after 2010 do have charging protection circuits which would prevent the battery from charging past 100%. After the the device hits 100%, then the device automatically stops charging and automatically switch to DC mode. You don’t notice it, but it’s there. I notice that every device I plug in and use all day stay at 100%. It does not drop any lower than 100%. I can look up the charge cycles in the log aggregated list in the analytics settings and the cycle count hasn’t changed at all. The battery health on my iPhone XR is at 86% after nearly 3 years of use. Though, the battery health dropped because I was using the battery. It would still be at 100% if I never unplugged it. My current iPhone 13 Pro Max is at 100% and I have it plugged in almost 24/7. Leaving a phone plugged in overnight is not a bad habit. It’s a myth that it would damage the battery. Also, my battery health is better than others doing the BS 40-80% rule. I bet my iPhone will still be at 100% after 1 year. I checked the battery health on my school’s Chromebook as well and the battery health is still at 92%. It’s a 6 year old battery and it’s been plugged in 24/7 most of the time. It still holds a charge. I don’t get why people avoid plugging their iPhone in overnight. It absolutely does not damage the battery. Draining the battery to 0% is one of the worst things just like letting it overheat and letting it freeze. Letting it overheat kills it the fastest and I never make my phones overheat. I stop using it if it gets too hot. Don’t listen to people that say “leaving the device plugged in overnight or 24/7 harms the battery.” It’s true in older devices, but not in the ones we see these days.
Needed this as i got the 13 yesterday
My iPhone 12 which I got brand new in mid September is at 98% battery health. I usually put my phone on charge at like 15% sometimes 20 or 30% and don't always charge it fully to 100% and take it off sometimes in between 80% and 95%. I use the original apple 5w charger to charge it I rarely charge my iPhone over night as well.
I had my iPhone 12 ever since November 1st and the battery capacity it went down to 99% in April and it still is so.
How many days can you get with you iPhone?
A lot RUclipsrs doing battery health videos.
I got my phone 13 pro max in December, 💯 health. Kept under the 100 and over 20 %
Should I get a refurbished iPhone 11 pro or refurbished iPhone 12 mini 🤔
Is lightning cable safe?
My 11 pro max is at 90% battery health after 2 years original battery. I would charge it at 20% all the way to 100% and charged it over night as well and it held up really well and never got a battery change.
Thank you for these tips. Just got my iPhone 13 3 weeks ago
Max capacity is still at 100%. I got my 13pro max early January 2022. Optimized charging over night is the best. Apple for the win 🏆
and Samsung for the win
Using low power mode nukes HDR playback for photos and videos. The display is so nice, might as well take full advantage of it.
Man I need this video like I’m the type of person that will get bugged or annoyed if anything it’s like 99% so I took some device and did not let it drop below 20% and it worked pretty well
I’ve had my 13 Pro Max for 16 months. It’s down to 91%. It stayed at 100% for a year, then drastically declined over the past 6 months. I do everything that I’m supposed to do. I never fast-charge. I always keep the brightness very low. I never use the phone while charging. I don’t use background refresh, etc. I can only imagine what the percentage would be if I didn’t implement all of these things.
Some update affect battery health % thats why..
Hi ... Is that fine ...if i always use my iphone 14 pro at low battery mode turn on ? Will it effect badly or no .... ? Should i turn it off while charging my phn ?
holy smokes, The amount of thought and time and efforts you put on this battery heath, if i did that i would still have my iphone 7 battery health at a 100%.
My wife charged the iphone 13 with an anker magsafe battery, from time to time, and now is at 99% after 6 months ... and some heavy use of course. I am on 100% with 14 pro charging only with cable and moderate use.
Hey nick do you only use 20watts apple charger??
Fully agree I charge to 81 or at times 85% n never let it go below 45 to 55 % ...I use the apple 20 watt charger n cable
Got it early this year and thankfully I did the same as mentioned in your videos and of course battery health still at 100%.
More importantly people thought I was crazy or too much cleaning (like every mins or hours) on my iPhone 13 Pro Max.
Glad I saw this video.
Thumbs up.
I had a 12 pro max for just over two years changed no setting and only ever wireless charged it, sold it on September last year still with 95% battery health 🤷🏽♂️ guess they’re all different
I just bought the iPhone 13, I really wanna take care of it because it is the first phone I bought with my own money. I used to leave my iPhone charging overnight and my batteries were all messed up. I really wanna take care of this one but it gives me so much anxiety to be aware all the time of my charging habits.
I've got a Huawei P20 pro, I charge it to 100% whenever it reaches 3-10%, so that's full charge cycle everytime. It's 4yrs old & I still get 2days (48hrs) battery life 😊😎
I had an iPhone 8 for almost 5 years and almost always charged it to 100% and never had any issues with battery life.
Man I have the iPhone 13 pro max since December it's at 99% battery health, hmm I'll implement your tips so the battery lasts more! Thanks!
He prob never uses the phone, that’s why it’s 100%…. I had mine since dec 2021, and it’s 99% also.
@@Russ0o618 thats normal itll be 95-90 by the first few months of next year lol
Hey Nick! I’m deciding to switch soon from the iPhone se 2020 to the iPhone 12😁 would you like to make a video on the iPhone 12 just like you did with the 11?
Most of these I do as well! I have an iPhone 5S, 8 and 13 Pro all at 100% too. Biggest tip is don't let the battery fall below 50%.
So if it falls below 50% you charge it back to 80% or 100%??
50%? what?
i used an iphone 12 pro in january , and lasted 100% in 4 months , the thing is that i don't play games on my iphone , and i charge it at 55% . So in my opinion , to keep battery at 100% don't put too much strain on your battery by running your cpu at full throttle all the time
According to Apple, anything above 80% battery health is still classed as being optimal. I generally keep my phones for two to three years and charge them whenever it's necessary from zero to 100% all the time , the worst battery a health ever had was 89% and at that point you sell it or trade it in and it's somebody else's problem.
I’m using spigen 70watt GAN charger to charge my MacBook and iPhone. Does it effects on battery health
I had my iPhone XR for 3 years ever since it dropped my battery percentage is 88% pretty decent for the years I had it for
I thought it was completely the opposite. Discharging completely before recharge to a full change. Never updating.
Some people says use cellphone as it used to be, yeah i really agree but some people are that lucky to get an iphone and some of them are poor but wants to experience using iphone because it is the epitome of smartphones today so we cant blame people minding their battery health because that might be their last time using an apple product.
You can use a smart plug that tracks the energy usage of the iphone and program it to turns of at a certain voltage. Getting closer to 100% the phone will reduce the charging voltage. With this I always wake up with 85%.
I pretty much do exactly the same with my 13 mini but I’ve wirelessly charged it pretty much since day one with a Belkin 10W pad; and It’s still at 100% after the nine months. Although I feel like anything above 10W is a little too much.
I’ve had my 13 pro max since launch day and as of today (6/02/22) it just dropped to 99%
The same for me bro
Appreciate this video I cover most of the tip but there was one I did not think of thanks
I'm using the Apple's Smart Battery case, do you think it could harm the phone?
Is it ok to use my iPhone while charging?
Got 95% and had it since day 1
My iPhone 7 is 2 years old now, battery health at 100% and zero scratches on the device.
My battery health on my 13 pro max is at 100% I’ve had it since October 2021. I always charge it when it gets to like 59% these tips really do help.
Apakah anda mengisi nya hingga 100% setiap anda melakukan pengisian daya ??
What if you fast charge the iPhone but leave it in the fridge while it charges. Will the battery age faster?
What about using a apple wireless charging pad with a 5W adapter? 1. Charging pad have a built in system that regulate the temp 2. 5W adapter will cause the to heat up slower.
And I guess some battery tricks were also applied, right? Settings such as Intimacy, Geofencing, Mail Push notifications turned off, or were the settings reset to factory settings?
thank you for this as I got my 13 pro yesterday
So what’s the point in preserving the battery’s life, if you never use half of it anyway?
Have had my 13 pro since it was released, never specifically payed attention to how I use or charge it and I also use MagSafe charging… still 100%
94% nearly 2 years, use it for content creation and avg 6 hours a day . Using 5 watt still with anker powercore since 3 months.
had my 13 pro for 6 months still 100% battery health I use the anker nano pro 20w charger and most of the time just charge it to 80% and take it off and here and there it did go below 20. most importantly I charged it near my window where its cooler
Still you can damage battery when it's too cold or too hot
Mines at 78 , got an iPhone X , thinking about replacing
Yes you should
Got an iPhone XR 83% should I wait for the 14?
@@Shatiq Nah
@@Shatiq that would be the right thing bro, go for the 14 or the pro when it comes out
@@thejumpropeninja9820 bet hopefully the leaks about the no notch are real.
Hey Nick. With my old phone, I would turn on Low Power Mode the second I took it off the charger. I was wondering if this degrades the battery any. I also used to plug it in, and keep it plugged in as much as possible. Do these things ruin the battery?
Agree. My iphone 12 been a year now. still 100% . Never been on 100% when charging cause everytime i charge my phone. i set an alarm like 30-40mins . then unplug. Everytime it drop to 20-30 i charge it again.
As an android fanboy, this is the 1 feature i wish my phone had. Stock battery health info.
you can see it on some apps
@@androidoneiu5206 they have stock battery health on Samsung?
I wish i knew this when i started using my iPhone 13 Pro Max. It’s currently on 97% after 7-8 Months and i think i was misled into thinking i needed to drain it before charging it. I charged it to a 100% many many times. And i wasn’t using apple certified charger. I was using Anker Adapter too.
How about turning the phone completely off at night? I do that pretty much every night, will that help?
Bro if u can make a video on samsung galaxy s10 lite in 2022 then plz make it I want it. By the way love ur videos bro always with u supporting u keep it up nick brother😁❤️🔥
Hi nick, just wondering is it true that the founding titan cannot alter your memories?
After 168 days of constant use of my iphone 13 pro, I recently lost 1% of battery health. I'm okay with it
Hey Nick, great video! Do you have a similar video for Android users, specifically for the Samsung S22 Ultra?
Thanks!
So i used the 20W Charging. Yes its a fast charger but i typically dont let me phone go under 50% or in some cases less then 20% when it then goes into low power mode. So in general i never plug in my phone overnight, ive heard optimize battery works infact so well it literally says as a notification “iphone battery as paused/stopped charging till 6 or 9 whenever you have a set sleep schedule, iphone uses your alarma and sleep schedule to determine when i pauses the charge cycle till you wake up. But due to my highly inconsistent sleep schedule i dont charge overnight does mean i havent on accident but typically i dont. I just plug it in when i wake up and charge it till it reachs 95% to 99% rarely 100%
I did manage to maintain 100% maximum capacity on my iPhone 6 until this year where it is now going down
Does Anker 20 watt PIQ3 charger affect the battery health in the long run? i have one akner powerport 3 nano 20 watt but i have never used it as i prefer 5 watt apple charger as it never heats up the iphone while being charged.
I’m still at 100% as well on mine and got mine the day after launch day. Mine is the pro, not the max. I usually don’t charge it until the following day as long as it’s not below 30% and then the following day charge it as I work in the morning, never going over 80%. Seems to work well. My 12 pro was at 88% after a year so I switched things up.
having phone updated right when the update comes is not best. smartphone manufacturers often send updates that will drain your battery so its better to wait
99% battery health September 2021 iPhone 13 pro max 9 months later still going strong 💪
Nice! Fast charging?
@@Hani.1988 nope just the 5w charging brick that came all the way back when I had a iPhone 6s Plus
I have a question is it bad to charge my iPhone 13 max with a 5watts adapter ?
Thank you Nick for some very useful tips …