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iKoopa

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Feb 5, 2011
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For those who know what this app, simply just post your Max Capacity, and Design Capacity.

For those who don't know, this app tells you your exact battery level (in mAh), how many charge cycles you've been through, temperature, etc. I used this application on my old iPhone 4, and my results were horrible.

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I am not a heavy user of my phone, and yet I get a terrible reporting.
Max Capacity: 1258
Design Capacity: 1420
Charge Cycles 93

So basically at a full charge, my battery would statistically be at around 85-88%, which is bad. 85% should be the amount of a phone that has gone through at least 300 charge cycles. So I took it in for a replacement, and now I am very happy...

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Max Capacity: 1433
Design Capacity: 1420
Cycle Count 52

This is spectacular. After a few cycles the mAh actually increased. 1436 peak. I do not see as much drain as I did on the old phone as well, meaning I had a dud. But this is more than perfect!

So I'm curious to how everyone else's battery is holding up.
If you don't post a pic, just post these vital statistics:
1. Max Capacity
2. Design Capactiy
3. Cycle Count.

"BatteryInfoLite" should already be in Cydia without any additional repositories, and is MobileSubstrate-less app as well.
 
Thanks for the app suggestion:

Max Capacity: 1428 mAh
Design Capcity: 1420 mAh
Cycle Count: 133

Pretty happy with that!
 
my 8 month ols iphone4 got a mic problem so i got a refurbished one from apple after 2 weeks of waiting.
so i wanted to see if the batteries that come with refurbished iphones are new.
actually they are bs i see that ive charge it only 3 times since i got it and thats true. this is what i get -

Max Capacity: 1415 mAh
Design Capcity: 1420 mAh
Cycle Count: 3
is that ok or should i worry?
 
Interesting--thanks for the rec on this one, I hadn't been able to find a free app that included the number of charging cycles.
 
Not that this means anything, just posting in case anyone finds this info useful.

I have a launch day iPhone 4.

Max Capacity: 1436mAh
Design Capacity: 1420mAh
Cycle Count: 177
 
Pretty sure I have the worst one atm.
MaxCapacity: 1058mAh
DesignCapacity: 1200mAh
CycleCount: 523
iPhone 3GS bought September 2009
In the amount of time its taken me to upload to imageshack and post this, battery is now at 97%.

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iphone 4

max - 1327

design - 1420

202 cycles

:( at 99% battery, but this says i'm at 91%...so i guess i have 10% less battery than designed.
 
Interesting. I wonder why yours shows 87% in the app and 100% in the status bar? I would assume that shows the actual difference in what's reported by the phone and what the actual percentage is on the battery?

In other words, after using your phone for almost 2 years, when your phone is saying it's 100% charged, it's actually at 87%? That's nuts. I never thought about that, but it makes sense that batteries don't last forever.

Pretty eye-opening stuff here.
 
Interesting. I wonder why yours shows 87% in the app and 100% in the status bar? I would assume that shows the actual difference in what's reported by the phone and what the actual percentage is on the battery?

In other words, after using your phone for almost 2 years, when your phone is saying it's 100% charged, it's actually at 87%? That's nuts. I never thought about that, but it makes sense that batteries don't last forever.

Pretty eye-opening stuff here.

Actually, that's basically within spec. At least for the iPhone 4, battery life per Apple should be within 10-15% of original capacity after 400 charging cycles (about 2 years for most folks). Pretty sure it was similar for the 3GS.
 
My results

Hi there.

My iphone 4 is relatively new (3 months) and its battery is draining too fast. After trying everything, including updating from 4.3.3 to 5.0 I got the batteryinfo lite app and here are my results:

Max Capacity: 1404 mAh
Design Capacity: 1420 mAh
Battery Charge: 98.87% (while plugged-in and fully charged)
Cycle Count: 84

Do you think I should worry? Should I return it to service (it's still in the warranty period, I think).

I will appreciate a swift reply.
Thank you! Have a nice day.
 
My iPhone 4 is at 1398, and it's over a year old. Pretty sure that's more than normal. Your battery will slowly die over time, it's drastic drops that you worry about.
Though I'm wondering if drains of more than 10%, are able to be trained back a bit higher, or the only fix is a new battery?
 
I'd like to see info on my 4S.. Which there was an app store app for this

On my JB 3GS I show :
Max: 1119mAh
Design: 1200mAh
Cycle Count: 268

The the phone showing 59% the app shows 53%..

Edit: yikes, didn't realize this thread was almost 5 months old before today. Eh, it's neat info nonetheless
 
Max: 1323mAH

Design: 1420mAH

Cycle Count: 146

Is this good, bad, or average?

It isn't bad, likely it's reading it wrong for that cycle count to be that low. Try doing a monthly decharging, getting it below 20% then letting it fully charge. Try an app like BatteryDoctor, to do a trickle charge for the monthly charge.
After that, just keep charging it around 80% and don't let it drop to low. After less than a week, it usually read properly. My phone died a few times, and it read 1260 prior to doing the above.

I'd like to see info on my 4S.. Which there was an app store app for this

On my JB 3GS I show :
Max: 1119mAh
Design: 1200mAh
Cycle Count: 268

The the phone showing 59% the app shows 53%..

Edit: yikes, didn't realize this thread was almost 5 months old before today. Eh, it's neat info nonetheless

That's not bad for a 3Gs, how old is it?
 
Max capacity: 1375mAh
Design capacity: 1420mAh
Cycle count: 365

Had this iPhone 4 for a year now

Im guessing this is good right?
 
ipad 2

My ipad 2
Max capacity 5970
Design capacity 6583
Charge cycle 82
Is that means my battery at bad condition?
Can replace it if i still under warranty?
 
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Is this bad? I bought it from a friend, but he always treated it well...

Bought in July 2010. There are no apple stores in Belgium, they are distributed by 1 of 3 mobile operators...

Should I bring it back? Apple only gives 1 year guarantee but our legal guarantee is 2 years.
 
Few interesting things about my 4S..

Seems that unless I do a complete cycle every few days my max capacity drops to about 1360 or lower (out of 1430 design capacity). With two consecutive full drains/charges I'm up to 1412.

Another things is that I noticed my phone lasts on 1% for ~30mins under the same conditions as the previous 4% (screen on 80% w/ auto-lock off, wifi and 3G on, same 10 apps in the background) which drained 1% every 2mins. Just strange how it fluctuates so much.
 
I saw discussions about how the thermometer / temperature apps can't be made since the iphone doesn't have a temp sensor. The apps in AppStore are only measuring outside temps using the internet.

Well it seems the iphone does have a temp sensor and it's pretty accurate with this app. I compared with a real thermometer. Of course you will only get the temperature of your room if your iphone was on standby otherwise the heat of the phone would influence the sensor.
 
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