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hajime

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Hi, got a 5th generation M1 iPad Pro 12.9". What is the best way to get an accurate capacity of it besides going to an Apple store?
 

hajime

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I followed a site to get the log but it is not available on my iPad. Is there an site with more correct information?
Also, for Coconut battery, isn't it just provide a frustrated estimate?
 
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hajime

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I followed this guide a couple of weeks ago and it worked for my M1 12.9 Pro:


Thanks. In step 2, why I need to wait for a day or two when the data has been recorded? When I clicked on Share iPad Analytics, the top three files start with "analyticsd.diskwrites_resoiurce-2024". There is no "Analystics-year-month-day-time.ips.ca.synced" yet.
 

dylman

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You may need to give it a day or so for the file to appear I think. It's really a pain!
 
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Abazigal

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Thanks. In step 2, why I need to wait for a day or two when the data has been recorded? When I clicked on Share iPad Analytics, the top three files start with "analyticsd.diskwrites_resoiurce-2024". There is no "Analystics-year-month-day-time.ips.ca.synced" yet.
It typically appears when my iPad syncs overnight, I believe.
 
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Tiber3m

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iMazing is a macOS utility app that is designed to work with iPhones and iPads via USB cable or WiFi. Whlle it does a myriad of tasks, it will display battery health quickly.
 
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hajime

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Both MaximumCapacityPercent and the calculation indicated 86%. Does that mean I will need to replace the battery soon?
 

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Both MaximumCapacityPercent and the calculation indicated 86%. Does that mean I will need to replace the battery soon?
No, not necessarily. Depends on how you use your iPad. My iPad mini (5th Gen) has 81% battery health and still lasts most of the day.
 
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