Battery health 99%

[MrSloggy]

Bought the phone (11 pro max) on 17/01/2020

Jeeezz only barely 3 months ...

 

[wetdreamx]

It’s good. 99 > 100

 

[ragnarok95]

Is there an issue?

 

[fade_white]

Need to let it run until 88% then will huat.

 

[szeli]

e battery is designed to retain up to 80% of its original capacity at 500 complete charge cycles. 99% still very good.

 

[watzup_ken]

I see nothing wrong here to be honest. Just use it as you normally will. Do yourself a favor by not checking the battery health unless you face any abnormal battery issues. its a meaningless metric to check since I noticed it just adds unnecessary anxiety to people. Realistically, nothing stays at 100% from the moment you start using it, even our life.

 

[Snoweagle]

Bought the phone (11 pro max) on 17/01/2020

Jeeezz only barely 3 months ...

Mine got it on Singtel’s launch event (2nd day), it’s now 97%.

Just use it as it is and don’t be too bothered about the capacity. If dropped too low and you find it an eyesore, just get the batt replaced.

 

[MrSloggy]

e battery is designed to retain up to 80% of its original capacity at 500 complete charge cycles. 99% still very good.

But 3 months old phone seems new

 

[paul02]

Quick, take S$99 and your phone with you to the store and get it replaced. You should be good for another three months.

 

[Glariel]

Bought the phone (11 pro max) on 17/01/2020

Jeeezz only barely 3 months ...

just use as per normal
mine still at 100%

Both 11 (Almost 2 months) and 11 Pro Max (5 months)

 

[tec_geek]

My 11 Pro Max, bought on launch day (~ 6 months) is already on 97%, versus to my previous XS Max that took about 9 months to decrease even to 99%.

Also realised almost every iOS 13.X update, it decreases by 1%. But then again, it is also because since I’ve bought AppleCare+, I just charge and let it drain whenever based on circumstances.

All Things  Pro on the HardwareZone Forums app

 

[MrSloggy]

My 11 Pro Max, bought on launch day (~ 6 months) is already on 97%, versus to my previous XS Max that took about 9 months to decrease even to 99%.

Also realised almost every iOS 13.X update, it decreases by 1%. But then again, it is also because since I’ve bought AppleCare+, I just charge and let it drain whenever based on circumstances.

All Things  Pro on the HardwareZone Forums app

my previous xs max took more than >6 months to drop to 99% too

 

[bencheongcm]

If you are really wanna know

Those who have a mac, plug it in and use coconut battery and check the actual batter health.

You will be surprise that "actually" 99% is 96%

Give and take, Apple is being save on caculating the %.

 

[spidercyj]

How you all used sia! I bought it since launch now 100% still

 

[Snoweagle]

Those who have a mac, plug it in and use coconut battery and check the actual batter health.

You will be surprise that "actually" 99% is 96%

Give and take, Apple is being save on caculating the %.

I did that recently for my 11 Pro Max, 97% becomes 100%. But for my XS Max, it really is 96%.

Posted with Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max HardwareZone Forums app

 

[Levitating]

I charge my phone every time there’s cable around me. Charge it overnight. Very heavy user. 96% since launch day.

 

[ragnarok95]

As Long as its above 80% u are ok.

You are suppose to use the iphone. Not the iPhone use and control you.

 

[Audiology93]

iPhone XR, 1 year+, permanently on power saving mod and always charge whenever I have the chance and not over 80%. Rarely let the battery go below 40%. Never used the phone while it’s charging.

 

[paul02]

My suggestion to those who want an accurate read of their battery capacity would be to do a complete charge cycle by draining the battery to 10% and then giving it an uninterrupted full charge.

I have been praticing partial-charging since I got my iP11 and look at the result 5 months later. The capacity can't be right.

 

[BrOwnTeddy]

Erm... Just use it? I mean, its just 99%. Duhz.

My iPhone 7 is like 81% battery health and its 4 years ago. Should I cry then?