I really don’t get why some are in the 80% range already. My 14 plus still has 100% capacity.I hope there were new batteries, not the same ones they used in 14 Pro, which lost 10% of its health after a year...
I really don’t get why some are in the 80% range already. My 14 plus still has 100% capacity.I hope there were new batteries, not the same ones they used in 14 Pro, which lost 10% of its health after a year...
I really don’t get why some are in the 80% range already. My 14 plus still has 100% capacity.
No, this is a widespread issue. My 13 Pro Max has better health right now than many 14 owners.I thought I was on my own - I’m at 89% battery health after a year.
My 14 Pro can’t last the full day. I upgraded from the 12 Pro to get a better battery. My phone is at 40% now 6 hours into a working day, where I am not using the phone often. I don’t mind since I’m at home and can charge it anytime, and I normally carry the MagSafe Battery Pack when I go to work.
The increased performance gains that you list with the same battery life is because of the energy benefits from the 3 nm architecture. If you used the 3 nm chip to get the same (lesser) performance as the previous phone model year, then you would have your longer battery life in this year’s model for last year’s speed. The increased performance with the same battery life is the benefit the 3 nm provides.What happened to the massive benefits the move to 3 nm was suppose to give? No battery life changes, +10% CPU, +20% GPU. I was expecting a bigger impact
Makes me wonder about the M3
We have to start using iPhones 15 to get a true estimate of what we’re dealing with.What happened to the massive benefits the move to 3 nm was suppose to give? No battery life changes, +10% CPU, +20% GPU. I was expecting a bigger impact
Makes me wonder about the M3
This alleged issue is not with 14 and 14 Plus.I really don’t get why some are in the 80% range already. My 14 plus still has 100% capacity.
Almost 100 mAh more on the Pro Max. Weird that the battery life is the same. Shouldn't the 3nm chip make it automatically go up?
The same happened to me 😂, thought they had reduced de mAH, and i was like i know they are more efficient and a bit smaller but c’mon smaller battery?! Really?! , luckily its complete the opposite🥳.Really a smaller battery than last year in the 14 pro max. When will apple learn.
Scrap that I can’t read.
Thanks for sharing. I thought it was an isolated issue. I’ll have a look at the videos to see what others are going through. It is crazy how bad the battery is. I would get the Pro Max for the bigger battery but I really can’t stand the larger size + weight. So I have to make do with the Pro.No, this is a widespread issue. My 13 Pro Max has better health right now than many 14 owners.
(I get the pain, my 12 Pro Max had a horrific battery...at 83% when I traded that lemon in almost 2 year ago).
Hope Apple does address this for the iPhone 14 owners...who aren't upgrading.
Few videos out of many on YouTube
My 14 Pro is still at 100% maximum capacity after 7 monthsAnd it will never go below 81% before your Apple Care+ expires, so you can’t replace it for free 🙄
Honestly I didn’t notice any difference between my 12 pro and 13 pro as they are both basically instantaneous.Uh oh this does not look so promising. We got to trust in 3-nm process though. The chip is cutting-edge.
why 100mAh?
iPhone 14 Pro Max: 4323mAh
iPhone 15 Pro MAx: 4852mAh
529mAh
but if I misunderstood, I apologize, maybe you were talking about something else.
That is the size it SHOULD FINALLY have!