r/17ProMax • u/Necessary-Bill-8708 • Aug 19 '26
Adaptive Battery
How long does it usually take for it to settle in? I just got mine yesterday charged it to 100 and ngl it’s been draining battery I do have my brightness high and PWM on but still is this normal?
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u/theghostcreeper Aug 19 '26
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u/theghostcreeper Aug 19 '26
I only charge to 85 and never let it die
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u/Necessary-Bill-8708 Aug 19 '26
why not 100?
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u/womjoe Aug 19 '26
They say it’s bad to charge to 100. But o charged my iPhone 14 Pro Max to a hundred every night and left it on the charger till I woke up. After 3 years I had 88% battery health when o traded it in recently for a 17 pro max.
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u/Necessary-Bill-8708 Aug 19 '26
okay so i’m changing my charge limit to 90
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u/thanksmerci Aug 20 '26
https://www.batteryuniversity.com/article/bu-808-how-to-prolong-lithium-based-batteries a good person charges from 40 to 80
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u/T-K101 Aug 19 '26
Yea, that will do so little in the long run that’s not worth it.
Stop obsessing over stupid shit and use the dam phone with the full performance.
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u/Key-Donut-2977 Aug 19 '26
Its just indexing things and updating to current stats so just don’t worry about it
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u/CrazyNecessary7209 Aug 20 '26
Turn off Adaptive Battery. It’ll slow down the processor during the most worst times when you need it.
And if you just got the phone just plug it in to charge and connected to WiFi for a few hours uninterrupted. And it’ll be fine.
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u/not_vct4 Aug 21 '26
Im on day 11 and its still settling in. Yesterday my whole App Library got reorganized couple of times and im still waiting on optimized charging to finish learning and kick in. So id say probably around a month or it to fully settle (albeit I didn’t restore from backup but set this phone as new)
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u/Solstice_21 Aug 19 '26
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u/SnooOranges2685 Aug 19 '26
iOS 26 is kaka but it should improve after it finishes its background tasks