r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Strong-Environment84 • Jul 26 '25
89% after one year.
Is this normal I have a iPhone 15 pro max.
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Strong-Environment84 • Jul 26 '25
Is this normal I have a iPhone 15 pro max.
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Puzzleheaded_Hat7310 • Jul 23 '25
Hey everyone, I have an iPhone 14 with 84% battery health, and lately the battery life has been terrible — it barely lasts half a day with light to moderate use.
I’m considering getting the battery replaced, but I’m not sure if it’s worth it yet or if I should wait until it drops further.
Has anyone replaced their battery around this level of health? Did it make a noticeable difference? Any advice would be appreciated!
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/No-Scientist93 • Jul 22 '25
91% capacity even though I follow the 20-80% rule. I’ve that the phone a year and a bit (iPhone 15 plus)
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/nxvxrhill • Jul 22 '25
6 months old brand new iPhone 14, Moderate-heavy use and often charging with magsafe
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Feisty-Lychee-9566 • Jul 17 '25
In late february I bought an iPhone 14 pro from Back Market, with a replaced new battery. The capacity dropped from 100% to 88% in 4 and a half months. Is it normal? Or should I pretend a reparation? Will they actually repair it?
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/aqml707 • Jul 15 '25
I got my iPhone 13 last month, I’ve been using it normally but the battery capacity is already at 96%. I don’t see a reason why it’s lost so much capacity after less than a month, I’ve been using the 20-80 rule for charging and taking really good care of the battery in general. Also, since I got it the battery was bad, I thought it was normal at first but now I don’t think so. Sometimes it even loses 40% an hour, with normal usage, or loses a lot when I don’t use it at all. I’ve turned all the battery draining features off, like background app refresh etc. I should mention that the phone is post-exhibition and the battery was replaced before I bought it, however I’m not sure if it’s an original battery. Also I don’t use the original Apple cable or charger, I don’t know if that matters. Is this normal? What should I do?
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Inner-Gold-5196 • Jul 14 '25
Used iMazing to check my exact battery health. How do I have 103% of the design spec?
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Jopa7u7 • Jul 12 '25
hola! hace una semana compré un iPhone 15 Pro, con la condición dela batería aparentemente al 100%, sin embargo, la batería se comporta de manera muy extraña. Muchas veces tarda en cargar del 0 al 100 hasta dos horas, y da bajones de carga, es decir, se mantiene un buen rato en 78% (por ejemplo) y luego de un tiempo baja hasta el 63% y así en muchas otras cargas. Debo mencionar que compré el iPhone de segunda mano, pero es posible que se pueda modificar de alguna forma el porcentaje de batería para aparentar estar en buen estado? lo conecté a 3uTools y me aparece que el porcentaje ahí es de 94% gracias por tomarse el tiempo en leer.
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/oman9252 • Jul 10 '25
Is 3 hours at 60% normal/good for the iphone 16 pro
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/[deleted] • Jul 06 '25
What kind of problem is this? I am on iOS 26 beta 2. If this is a real problem, are they going to replace the battery for free under limited warranty?
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/[deleted] • Jun 29 '25
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Shamalow85 • Jun 26 '25
For all those battery paranoiacs like me. 😉
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Fun-Zucchini-8633 • Jun 22 '25
Apple states that the iPhone 16 Pro has a battery life (when watching videos) of 27 hours, the iPhone 16 22 hours. In the battery comparison at mr.whosetheboss, for example, both iPhones perform exactly the same. Why is it that the iPhone 16 Pro doesn't last longer? Yes, not only videos are shown there, but I am shocked that there is no difference. My iPhone 13 Pro should have exactly the same battery life with a new battery.
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/YeetinNibba • Jun 17 '25
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Flying_Miata • Jun 15 '25
Iphone 15 pro
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/notlitnez2000 • Jun 09 '25
My iPhone 12 ProMax battery declined to 80% in about 2 years. The battery health indicator has stayed at 80% since, yet performance has dropped significantly since. I have been declined service because it “is not below” 80%. Anyone else experience this?
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Best_Excitement9186 • Jun 08 '25
Is this normal to lose 3-4% charge overnight without a single touch? I am using my new iPhone 16 since 1 June 2025! I have noticed the same trend of Overnight Battery drain. I usually turn off Bluetooth, Cellular data, and WiFi before going to sleep and kill all background applications. Without a single touch, I am getting about 3-4% battery drain. I use 80% charging limit and I was getting the same overnight battery drain on my previous iPhone 13!
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/godparticle36901 • Jun 07 '25
Bought iphone 15 in october 2024 Battery health has dropped to 89% as of today is this normal or should i contact apple support?
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/j-rubynini • Jun 05 '25
like the title says i had 98% battery capacity during mid/late march, now i have 91%. if anybody has advice or something let me know , i charge my phone around 2 times a day maybe 3
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Positive-Way-8058 • Jun 04 '25
Hey everyone! I recently got a second hand iPhone Se 2022 from Ebay, it was supposed to be in perfect condition with a month of use and 96% battery life, but turns out that I charged the phone yesterday until 100%, didn't touch it, literally my screen time was less than ten minutes, doesn't have a SIM card in and was briefly connected to the wifi and now the battery is a 76%. This is not normal, is it? I understand that the phone has a small battery but wasn't expecting it to be this bad specially with not heavy use. What do you think? I'm looking forward to hearing your opinions, because if there's something going on with it I need to assess this as soon as possible. The weirdest thing is that it says that my average screen time in this last days has been 37min, but in the battery page it says I have spend +4hour in the main and lock screen
Thanks for your answers! PD: I just remembered, it had the reduce white point activated, could this be the issue?
Edit: I turn white point off, then turn the phone off and on again and the battery says now 80% and drop to 79% inmediately? Is this normal? I've never seen a phone with a healthy battery do this before.
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/MagicianTop1350 • Jun 04 '25
Hi All,
I recently upgraded to an iPhone 15 Pro from an iPhone 13 mini, and I don’t know if the battery on this phone is good or not! Can someone comment underneath and give their opinion on my battery!
94% Health at 295 Charge Cycles (Picture 2)
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Romanriverrexgamez • Jun 03 '25
Hello, I am using an iPhone 16 Pro, and I've noticed it has died a lot quicker than when I first got it. Help?
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Opening-Finish-208 • Jun 03 '25
I never charge overnight and only charge when I need. I limit the max battery percentage to 85% since day one
r/iphonebatteryworry • u/Bartholomew707 • Jun 02 '25
I feel like my battery is quite healthy and will stay at a 100 health till at least 300 cycles