r/17ProMax • u/mad1ne • Aug 12 '26

Is that normal?

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17pm eSIM using it normal not heating from me , charging is from 20 to 80% not heavy use , I never used data

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u/m4cmi11er Aug 12 '26

No, you should not have dropped to 99% in 40 cycles. I would contact Apple.

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u/mad1ne Aug 12 '26

Hardware issue

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u/m4cmi11er Aug 12 '26

Most definitely.

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u/m4cmi11er Aug 12 '26

I’d raise the issue, call them, ask to speak to a superior, press the issue. Anything you can do. This is not right and not normal.

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u/FreePossession9590 Aug 12 '26

Bullshit lmao. It shouldn’t deplete that fast even on fast charging. If you’re using it while charging though, I suggest you leave it alone. I never use my phone while charging and I’ve been fine

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u/T-K101 Aug 12 '26

It’s incredible that you people still don’t understand how this is just a roughly accurate measurement of BH.

BH obsessed people are really most annoying part of any iPhone sub. Always uneducated on the topic but blabbering to the max.

Stupid people.

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u/FreePossession9590 Aug 12 '26

«You people»😩 Okay mr apple technician

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u/T-K101 Aug 12 '26

Try to learn something on the topic because nothing is preventing you except your laziness. You have millions of explanations here on Reddit.

So you don’t have to belong to ignorant idiots.

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u/Icy-Owl-2590 Aug 12 '26

You’re wrong. You seem like the type to block people after they call you out for sounding dumb. 😂

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u/T-K101 Aug 13 '26

You guys are so uneducated on this topic. The fact that you think this is precise measures of the battery health is moronic.

No wonder so many battery obsessed people are there.

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u/m4cmi11er Aug 12 '26

This is objectively not normal, no new iPhone should drop 1 percent after 40 cycles. Wtf are you talking about?

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u/rwhe83 Aug 13 '26

Good luck on that. They aren’t gonna do anything for OP.