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14PM that i got in january is at 90% 😑

Mine is down to 81 after 3 years

2 years heavy iPhone 11 Pro usage, 78% ✌🏻

2 years at 87% right now

Thats very impressive... 3 years already and still om 91%... You're taking very well of your phone

I’m at 91% on my 13 month old 14 Pro. So far so good, but this phone needs to last me 23 months longer as I am apart of a 36 month contract with Verizon. I definitely will not get into a contract with Verizon again.

1 year 13 mini 92%

about 8 months at 91%😬

88% on iPhone 13 Pro after 25 months.

My 11 Pro went from then end of September 2019 until February 2023 until I finally talked Apple into letting me replace the battery at 83% health rating. Pretty sure it would still have been at ≥80% by the time my 15 Pro Max arrived at the beginning of November.

The 15 Pro Max is lasting longer than the 11 Pro with a fresh battery and a Smart Battery Case. Although to be fair, the 15 Pro Max gets charged during the two hours of commuting I do per day at whatever wattage my Civic puts out. But then, so did the 11 Pro.

I’ve gone from 100% to 63% in about 12 hours. Heavy usage on WiFi with LPM and AOD off. This battery will probably make it a solid three years before I’ll need to consider replacement.

I’m hoping to see an updated MagSafe Battery Pack with a shallower wider body, now that there’s no Mini. Then I can just use that as needed and set it to limit charge to 80%. Might make it considerably longer before a battery replacement that way.

X, 73% after 5 years. Just replaced the battery, and wow. The performance difference is huge. And it was a serious task to drain and charge it the first time. I'm only down to 70% after the whole day now. We'll see how the first week goes

Sum weird. It might not be the actual percentage lol

My iPhone XR goes from 100% to 20% in about 8 hours of minimal use. 89% battery life.

That’s actually insane I’m 12P and it’s 75%… not just heavy use insane insane use.

1 year on Iphone 14 Pro. 85%

i have a 14 pro, about 8-9 months old and still at 100

I’m at 92% at 36-37 months of usage on my 12PM

Want a cookie?

iPhone 12, 80%. The update to iOS 16 did most of the damage, I lost 5% in 2 weeks

1 year with a 14 Pro, 87%

My 14 PM is at 95%, got it December 2022 and have been really careful looking after the battery.

My 12PM is down to 78%. Only used for social media and texting. Absolutely wild.

Wow, tell me how

So bad with acronyms that took a minute to ponder wh would anyone use it as 11pm only for heavy use

Wow, Not a single person posting the most important metric - charge cycles

Damnnnnn just like your mom, when I was with her. 3 years of heavy use. Sheeesshhh

14 Pro Max battery is not great. 1 year in and 92% my XS Max did a much much better job.

We don’t know! Every battery in every single phone is different. It’s impossible to tell and if someone is telling you otherwise he don’t know what he’s talking about.

OP , can u plz tell how u use to charge your phone , like until what percentage u use to charge and when at what percentage u will plug your phone for charging ?

14 Pro. Had it since October of last year and it’s at 89% capacity. At least battery replacements are cheap

Meanwhile my yea old 14PM is at 86% 💀

13 Pro Max is the best. 14PM was some of the worst. I think 15PM will do okay though.

3 years on 11, 74%

I would try to use it after 11pm as well. I mean honestly you can use that anytime of the day. Just kidding

The 11 Pro max had thr best battery life in my opinion. I have the 15PM and it's an ok battery.

Actually your clock says 10:35PM

Better than mine. Coming up to 2 years @ 88%

92% on iPhone 13 Pro after 27 months.

I’ve had my 14 Plus just over three months and it’s already down to 97%. Been dropping by 1% a month at this point.

88% on a 14 pro that's less than a year old

I can personally assure you , this is not accurate. I had iPhone XR which i got in 2019. I used it until last week. battery health was at 89 percent.

I have used the phone for each and every day. I had to charge my phone 2 times a day, plus it would charge while going to office and coming back in car.
There is no way, a phone with 89 percent battery health needs that much charging.

I feel my battery health had bugged out or got stuck at 89 percent.

This is hardly a revelation, but older iPhones definitely hold up better in the battery health department. My old 12 mini was used very heavily for 2 years (including multiple recharges per day) and it was only on 87%. Curious to see how this 15 Plus handles things with a bigger battery.

The axiety kiils me man

The iPhone 15 Pro Max has a fantastic battery. I charge it once during the day to ~80% after it charges down to ~60% and then charge it up to ~100% before going to sleep, then I unplug it overnight. The battery life is exceptional and iOS 17 is definitely optimized for the iPhone 15 Pro Max to last through the day with normal use and through most of the day with heavy use and also by offering features like seeing your battery cycles in General -> About -> Battery.

I recommend you upgrade to the iPhone 15 Pro Max. I just upgraded from my iPhone XS Max that had a battery health of 84% before I upgraded. I absolutely love this phone. It blows the iPhone 14 Pro Max out of the water.

My poor sad 14 with 96% in just 5 months

https://preview.redd.it/62emjl64xn0c1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ee93779a083038127911bfa9fcbd34155f0c3022

Five years of heavy use, iPhone Xs

Pretty Daum good.

I just upgrade from 12 pro max to a 15 pro max

The 12 pro finished on 80% batter life

But it was getting to the point charging it 2-3 times a day and I’m now glad I have a phone I can get 16+ hrs from my battery

I bought an "as new" refurbished iPhone 12 from Giffgaff at the end of June 2023.

Arrived in perfect condition with 99% battery health. Today, after less than five months conservative use, and only charging overnight, it is at 91%.

Is this a reasonable reduction in health in 4.5 months? Obviously not after reading these comments 👎

Launch day 11 pro max.

https://preview.redd.it/2o1qs8qyxn0c1.jpeg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f0ee761c7ecdfb6aceeb355060632a7d90978db4

5w slow charging ftw.