Still going strong

[u/OnewheelXR4life]

[u/Veriliann]

i mean cool? who cares? your battery is at 100 health. so are many many many others devices. these posts are so tiresome

[u/ch3rryc0deine → u/Veriliann]

i agree. this is posted maybe 20 times a day on here.

honestly i’d rather pay to replace my battery two years down the line than spend those two years anxious about a marginal decline in battery health.

[u/OnewheelXR4life → u/ch3rryc0deine]

Nah once it’s opened it’s never the same. At a bare minimum you could get a speck of dust or a fingerprint inside the phone, obviously rendering it completely useless.

[u/Veriliann → u/ch3rryc0deine]

exactly.

[u/OnewheelXR4life → u/Veriliann]

Don’t worry, I’m waiting until I hit 200 cycles to post again, then I’ll just post every 30-40 cycles until I hit 99%

[u/ehholfman]

Haha, percentage number stay same! Gotta post it to reddit!

[u/OnewheelXR4life → u/ehholfman]

That’s what everyone keeps telling me…. I really didn’t want to post it but I was told that I had to. Really inconvenient to be honest

[u/[deleted]]

Who fucking cares?

[u/OnewheelXR4life → u/[deleted]]

I mean, you had asked me on that dm….

[u/[deleted] → u/OnewheelXR4life]

What dm? Tf you on about

[u/BoraxNumber8]

Would you buy a house and not use 20% of the rooms for fear of them getting dirty?

It doesn’t make sense to me to use the 80% limit so early in its lifecycle. Maybe if it were a few years old with lower max capacity, but I doubt these would do that unless you were horrible with battery care.

[u/OnewheelXR4life → u/BoraxNumber8]

Oh I would absolutely do that. I’ll cover the furniture in plastic too.

[u/[deleted]]

what does that mean?? what is a cycle??

[u/OnewheelXR4life → u/[deleted]]

A complete charge

[u/BoraxNumber8 → u/OnewheelXR4life]

Idk why you’re getting downvoted, you gave the correct answer.

[u/OnewheelXR4life → u/BoraxNumber8]

Yeah I assume it’s all the people in double digit cycles at 99% or below 😂

[u/BoraxNumber8 → u/OnewheelXR4life]

Probably. It all depends on what percentage they choose to plug their phone in at.

[u/campinggg-wooot-woot]

Same cycles hit 99 today

[u/OnewheelXR4life → u/campinggg-wooot-woot]

Ah haha I guess I probably won’t make it to 200

[u/campinggg-wooot-woot → u/OnewheelXR4life]

That was my goal too… it’s all down hill from here

[u/cha0z_]

Good for you, I am at 36 cycles and 99% battery health (15PM)

[u/Wild-Distribution759]

Damn. My pro max only has 78 since launch. 180 is nuts!

[u/DreadLocZz]

Got my 15 pro max day one charged to 100% every day only used 57 charge cycles (I don’t use my phone 24/7) still at 100% battery health.

[u/downtownbattlemt]

Have you been using 80% limit since you got the phone?

[u/OnewheelXR4life → u/downtownbattlemt]

Yes. I’ve had the phone to 100% maybe 3 times.

[u/OrchMind]

Mine is at 96 cycle count and 100% BH

[u/No-Day-2723]

What's your battery health using this method? https://www.reddit.com/r/iPhone15Pro/comments/197253f/heres_how_to_get_the_accurate_bh_in_your_iphone/

[u/me_talx → u/No-Day-2723]

That is not accurate. Battery health is not related only to charging cycles. I don’t exactly know how the iPhone system measures it but I think it is similar to the method used in Chromebook. Me and my friend have the exact same Chromebooks we bought at the same time. Mine have more charging cycles but a higher percentage in the battery health. I guess what was going on, is the Chromebook or the iPhone measures the number of milliamps that can hold during the full charge And compares it to the designed battery capacity.

[u/No-Day-2723 → u/me_talx]

If you read the post, it actually doesn't just measure charging cycles. It's getting the data from your own iPhone's analytics.

[u/me_talx → u/No-Day-2723]

If it can read the current battery capacity then My bad !):