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iPad Pro Battery Health Indicator on iPad Pro ?
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iPad has such a large battery, battery health is deemed “unnecessary” by Apple, which decides to not include similar setting on iPhone counterpart.
For such info, some third party iOS apps can give a bit. On Mac, Coconut battery is pretty much the best you can find.
For such info, some third party iOS apps can give a bit. On Mac, Coconut battery is pretty much the best you can find.
Yes, what is the best way to check battery health on the iPad Pro please using either the Settings app or a third party iOS app? I think the battery is going on my 1st gen iPad Pro.
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It is quite reliable I’d say. And yes, it has statistics, but I don’t think it has specific diagnosis feature.
No battery capacity measurement app can ever be 100% correct. It’s all an estimation based on voltage and depletion rate. After all general battery technology and charge depletion is a chemical reaction process and a software can’t really measure it accurately like that.
You have to understand the gist of the thing, what I meant is how close accurate can it get ??
I have always found it to be quite accurate, generally within a few percentage points of what my iPhones say they are at, so I would imagine iPad would be about the same. Give it a chance...
I have always found it to be quite accurate, generally within a few percentage points of what my iPhones say they are at, so I would imagine iPad would be about the same. Give it a chance...
Sure ! is iMazing a better option aswell ?
[doublepost=1564040067][/doublepost]why is nobody pointing out Coconut Battery is not available as an APP in the iOS !!
Do you own a Mac? If so, Coconut Battery is your best bet I would say...it is all I use and I trust it. It is not an iOS app, you have to download it to your Mac and then either plug in your iPad, or use wireless sync.
I have never used iMazing, so I cannot comment on it.
Do you own a Mac? If so, Coconut Battery is your best bet I would say...it is all I use and I trust it. It is not an iOS app, you have to download it to your Mac and then either plug in your iPad, or use wireless sync.
Oh ! Gotcha !!