Battery data (cycles, health, etc.) gone in iOS 10.

[deano1972]

So it rounds by the hundredth? (And thanks)

ibackupbot seems to round to the nearest 100mAh nowadays on iOS 10.
I believe your batteries capacity is close to 1950mAh and with slight fluctuations it is rounding it to either 1900 or 2000 depending on whether it's slightly above or below 1950mAh at the time it reads it.
My iPhone 7 shows a constant 2000mAh on ibackupbot, so is consistently above 1950mAh at the moment.
Cheers

 

[AmazingTechGeek]

ibackupbot seems to round to the nearest 100mAh nowadays on iOS 10.
I believe your batteries capacity is close to 1950mAh and with slight fluctuations it is rounding it to either 1900 or 2000 depending on whether it's slightly above or below 1950mAh at the time it reads it.
My iPhone 7 shows a constant 2000mAh on ibackupbot, so is consistently above 1950mAh at the moment.
Cheers

Thanks. Do you think it would seriously impact my battery life or stability?

 

[FeliApple]

So does Coconut Battery work? I downloaded it on my Mac (El Cap 10.11.6) and as soon as I plugged in an iOS device (regardless of iOS version, tried 6/8/9/10) and entered the 'iOS Device' tab on Coconut the app crashed.

 

[Mlrollin91]

So does Coconut Battery work? I downloaded it on my Mac (El Cap 10.11.6) and as soon as I plugged in an iOS device (regardless of iOS version, tried 6/8/9/10) and entered the 'iOS Device' tab on Coconut the app crashed.

Yes it does work. I use it almost daily to verify when my battery has actually reached 100%.

 

[FeliApple]

Yes it does work. I use it almost daily to verify when my battery has actually reached 100%.

That's rare. Maybe my installation went bad and as I am extremely new I freaked out when it crashed and deleted it. Because it crashed in a strange way (as soon as I plugged in any device and opened the Device tab.) I did not try to download it again, though.

 

[Mlrollin91]

That's rare. Maybe my installation went bad and as I am extremely new I freaked out when it crashed and deleted it. Because it crashed in a strange way (as soon as I plugged in any device and opened the Device tab.) I did not try to download it again, though.

Plug in your device before opening the application. Then click device tab.

 

[FeliApple]

Plug in your device before opening the application. Then click device tab.

When I have access to my Mac I'll try again and open it in that way. Thanks.

 

[FeliApple]

Redownloaded the app today and it works now. Does not save the history for some reason though.
[doublepost=1490296608][/doublepost]I plugged in my iPad 4. It has 519 cycles and it is at 77.2% capacity? Something is not right here.
edit: It does not seem to work with iPod Touches. Plugged in three, all in different iOS versions and it does not give any info although it does recognize the device.

 

[sundog925]

Thanks for this.

Plugged in my 2 week old apple swapped iPhone 6s into coco batt. and its pretty accurate. 16 cycles, 61 days old.

Thanks for this! Was annoyed the info was made inaccessible to app developers.