I hope it will!I will be upgrading next month and from the looks of this, my battery will not hit 79%. I’ll just be glad to trade this 15PM into Apple for a 17PM which will hopefully have a better battery life.
Its funny that my battery was depleting so fast UNTIL i hit 80%. Currently at 391 cycles.I will be upgrading next month and from the looks of this, my battery will not hit 79%. I’ll just be glad to trade this 15PM into Apple for a 17PM which will hopefully have a better battery life.
I highly doubt mine will drop to 79% by September 19th. Plus I just cracked the screen while using a screen protector, and I will not be getting that fixed until the week before the announcement. I’m still trying to see how many charging cycles I can get out of this phone.Its funny that my battery was depleting so fast UNTIL i hit 80%. Currently at 391 cycles.
Update 13th August 2025:That was 24th July 2024 ⬆️.
Update 27th March 2025:
Max capacity 95%
Cycle count 522
Looks like the first 288 cycles were less demanding than the next 234...
iPhone 15 Pro. Purchased October 2023. Was going to try and thug it out until 2027 for the Anniversary iPhone, but not so sure.
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I will be upgrading next month and from the looks of this, my battery will not hit 79%. I’ll just be glad to trade this 15PM into Apple for a 17PM which will hopefully have a better battery life.
But like how? Do you use your iPhone day and night and are you using it as personal hotspot for the entire town?View attachment 2531902
before september 22nd i need to use Care+ and then sell this thing and buy the 17 PM (or Ultra)
Another member has 846 charging cycles. I’m at 746 cycles with 81%. I run it down to 0% and charge it back to 100%. I’m charging it twice a day now. I just have a bad battery.How in the world does your iPhone reach 81% health after 856 cycles while mine is at 90% with 670 cycles
A bad battery from the start? I didn't even know you could have such differences in battery performanceAnother member has 846 charging cycles. I’m at 746 cycles with 81%. I run it down to 0% and charge it back to 100%. I’m charging it twice a day now. I just have a bad battery.
It’s impossible to tell. Battery tech is chemical (reaction) based. So, its behavior can fluctuate significantly depending on many factors. Just look at coconutBattery logs, how the measured charge state can show notably worse or better from moment-to-moment, hour-to-hour, day-to-day, and month-to-month.A bad battery from the start? I didn't even know you could have such differences in battery performance
Have you, @BelgianChoklit, (re)calibrated your iPhone’s battery (recently)?I will be upgrading next month and from the looks of this, my battery will not hit 79%. I’ll just be glad to trade this 15PM into Apple for a 17PM which will hopefully have a better battery life.
How in the world does your iPhone reach 81% health after 856 cycles while mine is at 90% with 670 cycles
Another member has 846 charging cycles. I’m at 746 cycles with 81%. I run it down to 0% and charge it back to 100%. I’m charging it twice a day now. I just have a bad battery.
First of all, it’s worth noting that calibrating the battery of your iphone will not improve your iPhone battery life.. Lithium batteries will degrade, as they age, of course, as they undergo repeated charging cycles. Regardless of that, ios will track the operating range of the battery, but the battery trackman requires adjustments.
Have you ever noticed sometimes iOS won’t show the accurate battery percentage that you have on your iphone? Sometimes you might experience unexpected shutdowns or battery will just drop in huge percentages, say you have 20, then it drops to 10 and then your phone will just shut down, even though it says it’s at 10. That’s why you need to calibrate the battery of your iphone.
To calibrate the battery of your iphone. You will need to let your iphone drain the battery completely. I know a lot of people say that this is risk and it will damage the battery of the iphone, but calibration is done every once in two or three months. So if you do that every once or in two or three months, of course, it won’t damage the battery of your iPhone.
How to calibrate iPhone battery
Step 1: Completely drain your battery.
This can be done just by using the device normally.
Step 2: Now, wait for at least three hours.
Your iPhone will automatically shut down after it reaches a certain battery percentage (that’s not even zero). This was intentional to ensure that you don’t lose data before it dies out.
This also means that there is still a little juice left on your device. To make sure it’s completely out, you should wait a bit longer and just leave it off, possibly for at least three hoursor preferably, overnight.
Step 3: After that, it’s time to recharge your iPhone.
Step 4: Repeat the draining process. Simply repeat the process by completely draining the device once again.
Step 5: Wait for a while after the device shuts down.
Step 6: Finally, charge the device again.
Step 7: That’s it. You’re done.
I wouldn’t say it was bad from the start. It started degrading more after the year mark. That’s when I started to notice that I had to charge it more frequently. I haven’t changed my usage habits from my 14PM almost 2 years ago. Everyone is going to have different battery performances based on their usage, and I want to assume the battery in their phone.A bad battery from the start? I didn't even know you could have such differences in battery performance
Wow your battery is really holding on. There’s no way my battery would hit 79% at 750 charging cycles by September 19th. I gave up. At this point I’m just trying to see how many cycle I can reach by trade in.I'm still stuck at 81%. I think Apple is trying to avoid replacing my battery.View attachment 2538440
Yes there are many factors, but lately it is common to see well into 800-ish cycles and still the health never drops below 80% on some devices. I have an iPhone8+ at 876 cycles with 82%, and a iPad Pro 12.9" M1 at 865 cycles with 84%. It seems the battery tech has reached this point. But I also traded in an iPad Pro 10.5", it was not even 600 cycles and already dropped to 50-60% I recall.Also, doesn’t the battery kind of plateau as it gets older? I’ve seen phones with several thousand charge cycles that were still in the near 80% battery health range.
This is still pretty good, in my eyes !I thought my battery had started to run down a lot faster and was hoping to upgrade this year (if the prices aren't too crazy).
iPhone 15 Pro Max
93%
319 Cycles
Manufacture Date September 2023
First Use October 2023