How do you know how many cycles? Mine is down to 77% health, which doesn’t surprise me given age and use, but I can’t find cycles information.
Edit: Searched and found. 228 cycles for me.
That info is really hidden.
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iPhone 11 iPhone 11 when new almost 2 days battery life and great performance, now Lucky to get three hours with so-so performance
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Edit: Searched and found. 228 cycles for me.
That info is really hidden.
Thanks. Not sure it's something I care about but I'm glad there are tools to make it easier to find.
I pulled out a charger I’ve had for sometime it hardly ever used. I guess that’s what I have to use as back up as I have two battery cases, but for a previous iPhone series and I don’t feel like buying a new case with a battery pack one I’ll probably buy a new iPhone in the next series. Thanks for your input though if my friend. Best, Self
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My battery life on my old 6S was showing 90% but with Coconut was more like upper 70s. The phone % would not budge no matter how bad it got.
My M1 Macbook Air says battery at 90% capacity, Coconut says 84%.
My XR is the only thing where both match. I expect to see a divergence this year as it's about to hit 3 years old.
Apple's calculations seem a bit odd, and skewed more to their favor.
I'd always ask them available capacity and cycles if you go into the Genius Bar, you can look up the theoretical battery capacity to do the health calculation yourself.
My M1 Macbook Air says battery at 90% capacity, Coconut says 84%.
My XR is the only thing where both match. I expect to see a divergence this year as it's about to hit 3 years old.
Apple's calculations seem a bit odd, and skewed more to their favor.
I'd always ask them available capacity and cycles if you go into the Genius Bar, you can look up the theoretical battery capacity to do the health calculation yourself.