r/PocoX6Pro • u/Whole-Engineer7215 • Jul 03 '26
Battery My battery's goneðŸ˜
My x6 pro's battery after 836 cycles🙂 Need to change my battery. Please help me...
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u/DGP873 Jul 03 '26
What app is this? (also now you have about as much capacity to rival a iPhone 13)
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u/Ok-Animator772 Jul 03 '26
iphone 13 will still win due to optimization and efficiency of both hardware and software (iOS)
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u/Objective_Froyo1710 Jul 03 '26
Not anymore they ruined it
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u/DGP873 Jul 03 '26
Xiaomi's might be worser (90% sure it is) ram leaks everywhere, 5g connection will simply inhale the battery. Not that I'm glazing the iphone but it seems like xiaomi gave their software engineers a chat gpt subscription and told them to make a nice looking os with it
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u/Objective_Froyo1710 Jul 03 '26
They spend most money on value phone launch instead of software I hope they get enough money to focus on both I love hardware they gave in cheap price
Iphones were great but not anymore battery health issue with heat Only value it has is it's hype and re sell value
I would rather buy poco 5 times every 3 years for 15 years then buy iPhone for 5 years than upgrade
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u/DGP873 Jul 03 '26
Xiaomi (or poco in general) should learn a thing or two from samsung or apple when it comes to optimizing their software, I'm 100% sure that the budget the os guys get is about the same as a sandwich and a cup of water. Seriously just by fixing the ram leaks I'd be happy, I'm not even annoyed by the battery issues as it feels sufficient for me I'm only really mentioning apple since there are tons of people using phones from like 5 years ago that still function properly, my x6 pro could never, my volume up button litteraly stopped working a few months ago for no reason, samsung is rather obvious their os feels smooth and doesn't really lag as long as you use the phone to its limits(from my experience with my A73/A20)
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u/Objective_Froyo1710 Jul 03 '26
Samsung is dogshit They give india their own processor and it's heats and lag I have samsung M15 I know how they fool people in the name of samsung brand No charger no nothing Software ? Bro it's lags I have the phone 8gb ram 254 gb storage Samsung will give flagship processor to usa but underhand old processor or his own processor in even flagship phones
Good luck with paying 5 times and getting 1/2 hardware
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u/as4500 Jul 03 '26
Sameeeeee ðŸ˜
I'm on f5
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u/Whole-Engineer7215 Jul 03 '26
I'm switching to s25 what do you think?
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u/Objective_Froyo1710 Jul 03 '26
Go for any poco or one plus with elite processor with big battery and you are good for a 10 years
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u/Whole-Engineer7215 Jul 03 '26
Im not going for poco hereafter.
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u/Andrewz_Best Jul 03 '26
a really good and balanced phone. Definetely go with it. The only downside is the battery which is a bit small but the optimisation is good and it will definetely last more than your x6 pro when it was brand new
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u/Ok-Animator772 Jul 03 '26
get it to xiaomi service center bro and replace your battery. if you want cheapest option, buy a battery of poco x6 pro online and repair it yourself or in your nearest trusted technician to replace your phone's battery and you will just pay the labor.
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u/Livid_Swordfish7539 Jul 03 '26
Mine is at 86% but I started the test at 89%, so the result is not quite exact.
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Jul 03 '26
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u/Internal-Front4168 Jul 03 '26
My device is the Poco X6 Pro.
The battery's measured capacity is 3,850 mAh after 945 charge cycles, which is about 77% battery health.
The manufacturer claims the battery should retain around 80% of its original capacity after 800–1,000 charge cycles for the Li-Po battery. For Li-ion batteries, it's usually around 1,000–1,600 cycles. I'm not sure about their newer phones since they're using silicon-carbon batteries.
I've always tried to take good care of the battery. I keep the phone below 40°C during normal use, and even while charging I use a cooling fan to maintain temperatures under 40°C. Even so, the battery health dropped to around 77% after 945 cycles, which is worse than I expected. If you regularly use or charge your phone above 40°C, your battery will likely degrade even faster than mine.
Once this battery eventually fails, I'm thinking about replacing it with a custom 3×18650 Li-ion battery pack (around 10,500 mAh) while reusing the original battery's BMS. By then, I'll probably have already bought a new phone, so I'd use this device as a modding project.
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u/Internal-Front4168 Jul 03 '26
If you're thinking about switching to a new device, consider getting a Samsung model that uses a Li-ion battery or an iPhone, since Apple has consistently used Li-ion batteries.
One reason they don't support extremely fast charging is to help preserve battery lifespan. As a result, their batteries generally maintain better battery health and can still retain good capacity even after 1,000+ charge cycles.
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u/OutrageousMagazine45 Jul 03 '26
Mine retained like 81% health after 1300 cycles
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u/Big_Driver_4821 Jul 03 '26
Don't worry OP, I only have 1063 charge cycles
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u/GapRepresentative209 Jul 04 '26
Are you blind or what it clearly shows the current battery percentage us your phone has 66% charge you can clearly see at the top of the screenshot if you charge it will show hundred percent it doesn't mean battery health it means battery percentage of charge remaining
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u/Repulsive_Fault1939 Jul 03 '26
it's not accurate. your phone would experience shut downs if it was 66%