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infinityandbeyond75 t1_iy54wlt wrote

Don’t worry about battery health. There’s nothing to gauge what “normal” is anyway. Just use your phone however you want, charge whenever and how you want, don’t worry about people saying to “calibrate” the battery, or people that only keep the battery charged between 20-80%. Once your battery health is below 80% replace the battery if you’re not ready to trade it in.

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Obzyaa t1_iy58fhy wrote

That’s a relief, thank you :)

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TWYFAN97 t1_iy54xcm wrote

That’s fine at that rate you’d need to replace the battery after two or so years which is the average. For some people 1% a month is normal.

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Obzyaa t1_iy58jw0 wrote

That’s good to hear, thank you

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AndreCR-117 t1_iy5mhik wrote

I have the same phone bought in February and just went down to 99% last month. I tend to charge my phone to only around 80ish% and unplug. Try not to let phone die completely

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oVerboostUK t1_iy5itpm wrote

Battery health is just an estimate on iPhones it’s not a definitive figure. As long as it functions as it should, try not to worry. Was it brand new and sealed when you bought it? It was it an open box? Could have perhaps had a third party battery fitted if that’s the case.

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HotNefariousness4949 t1_iy5q19g wrote

ios 16 its garbage for battery health i have iphone 11 pro old 16 month main devices still 100% battery health bay new but never update

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jimshaderzc001 t1_iy6wisd wrote

Battery health is just random in my opinion. I’ve had my 13 pro since July and I charge it every night and I still have 100% battery capacity

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