Can confirm this.
My max capacity is 4402 mAh. Coconut Battery says 71% charged. iPhone battery indicator says 75%.
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My max capacity is 4402 mAh. Coconut Battery says 71% charged. iPhone battery indicator says 75%.
Is there anyway to install an app or something that stops charging at a certain %? Wanna leave it overnight but not charge to 100%
I bought myself a HomeKit smart plug, the Wemo smart plug. I then create a iOS automation script which will turn off the charger at the percent of my chioce. This means I can start changing when I go to bed and it will stop charging while I sleep.
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actually I never had the issue. Battery went down normally after rebooting my 13 Pro without charging it to 100%
Maybe that explains it... but it should not happen. I restored mine from backup.
Because they are OCD about battery health?
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Yesterday mine was stuck on 100 for half the day then it suddenly dropped to 65 and after that it’s been working. Let’s see what today brings, the day has just started here.
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Never used OBC, don’t believe it’s actually good for our battery, reckon it’s the complete opposite, never works properly.
If only apple would stop being stubborn and let us schedule it like DND, then I’d definitely use it. 😁
I noticed something interesting. I went back and looked at the information given by CoconutBattery again. What I noticed was the Full Charge Capacity started to rise as the phone was being charged. And as the battery charge closed the gap between the percentage reported by CoconutBattery and iOS got smaller. So right now my Full Charge Capacity went from 4472 to 4485, I stopped charging the battery at 86%. CoconutBattery is reporting 85.2%.
I am curious if this is part of the calibration issues we might be seeing/
Wow! I show the apple support guy a screenshot of my battery graph and he agreed that it was not normal for the battery to drop instantly from 79% to 65% after a restart. I do not think the diagnostic which the support ran will detect any battery abnormality at all, except for abnormal shutdown due to failing battery health.
Smashing that phone daily 7-10 hours usage. 😁 running betas like they were going out of fashion. 😊
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You'd be controlling an iOS function, so you need to jailbreak to do this. For any jailbroken readers, the tweak BattSafePro does this.
I am using a 12 watt charger. I use the Wemo HomeKit smart plug. I created a Shortcut automation to turn off the charger when it reaches 85%. This way I don’t have to worry about leaving it connected to the charger over night.
Easier just to use a HomeKit smart plug.
That's probably better for the phone too, since you're actually cutting power that way.
