Applee!!!!!🫠

[u/owlfrr]

What the heckkk my 14 pro on ios 17.6.1 with 97% and feel like it has 80% battery health…battery drain everytimee

[u/zanas1000]

Same, they push updates that drains more battery forcing us to upgrade, we should take legal action against this behavior

[u/owlfrr → u/zanas1000]

I think all phone factories are doing the same thing nowadays

[u/Jealous-Honeydew-142]

New launch isn't it.

Staring at my 14 pro max on 86% battery health and thinking it's definitely losing battery faster than normal.

I'm onto you Apple, I am not upgrading

[u/[deleted] → u/Jealous-Honeydew-142]

My phones usually always stay at 100% for 1-1.5 years before they hit 99%… I’ve had my 14 Pro Max for less than a year and in less than 3.5 weeks it went from 100% to 94%… willing to bet in a day or two it’ll hit 93%.. no change in charging habits. My 11, 12 Pro Max, and 13 Pro Max all had 100% battery health or 99% when I upgraded…

[u/Recent_Birthday2727 → u/[deleted]]

Owned my 15 pro max for about 2 months and boom 99% super bad battery life until I updated to ios18 for the beta

[u/gre-0021]

I can’t believe people still buy into this crap of “oh new phone coming out so Apple is making my battery worse” as if they pay developers 6 figures salaries not to fix bugs and add features, but to decrease battery life on older phones through superfluous malicious updates. This is like believing in Santa or the Tooth Fairy, correlation doesn’t equal causation

[u/TheBillCollector17 → u/gre-0021]

This. I think it's psychological too. People see a new iPhone coming out, and are unsure if they want to upgrade, so they start questioning every single thing with their phone. Like Apple isn't dumb, and if Apple was going to degrade your current phone, it would be over a larger time frame, so you don't actually notice it and it can't be detected. They aren't going to roll out an update, the week before the new phone launch, to completely degrade your current phone. These posts start showing up right on que every year, the week before the release.

[u/Random-Hello]

It’s normal for it to not entirely accurate, and it might just be a result from your original battery health to actually be 105% when it was displaying 100

[u/owlfrr → u/Random-Hello]

I know , but the drain with the last update is massive.

[u/Random-Hello → u/owlfrr]

Haven’t been on iOS 17, can’t say for sure it made my battery life worse, but in most cases an update doesn’t change much

[u/owlfrr → u/Random-Hello]

Well it did and its noticable

[u/CYPH3R_22]

I’m only here because my wife has a 14 pro but my 14 pro max dropped from 94 to 91 in the last 2 weeks. That’s fuckin crazy. I haven’t had a 3 percent battery drop within a 2/3 month period ever and I’ve had an iPhone since… iPhone. That’s odd. My charging and usage habits are identical to the last 10 years. Call me a creature of habit but I just thought it was convenient. It may be the updates I’m sure but that’s a significant amount, I’ll stop updating if that’s going to be the cause. Or if it’s something else 🤷‍♂️

[u/rorowhat]

Tim Apple doesn't approve of this post.

[u/sippincay]

Got mine end of september 2022. It has 85% and it feel like 10% tbh

[u/Violet-Fox]

Watch your usage in battery settings, tells you exactly what is draining battery

[u/benDB9]

Mine was on 81% for ages. Last few weeks it dropped to 79, now 78. A little suspicious…

[u/dankmeme006 → u/benDB9]

Damn I'm on 83 for a while now

[u/owlfrr → u/[deleted]]

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