With the answer already in the very first post (and a few afterward).Lol, someone finally answered the poor lost souls in this thread...
With the answer already in the very first post (and a few afterward).Lol, someone finally answered the poor lost souls in this thread...
With the answer already in the very first post (and a few afterward).
CycleCount: 31
DesignCapacity: 1550
FullChargeCapacity: 1427
Status: Success
BatteryCurrentCapacity: 52
BatteryIsCharging: true
ExternalChargeCapable: true
ExternalConnected: true
FullyCharged: false
GasGaugeCapability: true
I've lost over 100mAh only with 31 charges...do you think i need to set up an appointment with Apple ???
I meant about the method to show battery stats in the app, not the actual app. I don't think it's immediately obvious when you first run the app. Well, it wasn't for me anyways...![]()
While I do share similar sentiments, the battery info does take a little searching to find (especially if you've never used the tool before) and "more information" isn't very descriptive.in this day and age, if there isn't "an app for it" people are lost...
sorry bro!
which turned out to be quicker than posting in the first place.
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iPhone 5 refurb from June
CycleCount: 173
DesignCapacity: 1430
FullChargeCapacity: 1376
Looking okay so far
My charging habit:
- Charge it whenever convenient unless its above 50%, but try not to keep it at 100% for too long.
- Don't always charge it when I go to bed to avoid keeping it at 100% for too long.
- I find it ok to unplug above 80%
- I would top it up on the move with a mobile battery
A charge cycle means using all of the battery’s power, but that doesn’t necessarily mean a single charge. For instance, you could listen to your iPod for a few hours one day, using half its power, and then recharge it fully. If you did the same thing the next day, it would count as one charge cycle, not two, so you may take several days to complete a cycle. Each time you complete a charge cycle, it diminishes battery capacity slightly, but you can put notebook, iPod, and iPhone batteries through many charge cycles before they will only hold 80% of original battery capacity.
Standard Charging
Most lithium-ion polymer batteries use a fast charge to charge your device to 80% battery capacity, then switch to trickle charging. That’s about two hours of charge time to power an iPod to 80% capacity, then another two hours to fully charge it, if you are not using the iPod while charging. You can charge all lithium-ion batteries a large but finite number of times, as defined by charge cycle.
Charge Cycles
A properly maintained iPhone battery is designed to retain up to 80% of its original capacity at 500 full charge and discharge cycles. You may choose to replace your battery when it no longer holds sufficient charge to meet your needs.
Cases and Charging
Charging your iPhone while in certain carrying cases may generate excess heat, which can affect battery capacity. If you notice that your iPhone gets hot when you charge it, take it out of its case first.
got my new battery today with only 3 days left until my warranty expires!!!
took less than 5 minutes to do the assesment and less than 45 minutes to do the replacement. just enough time for me to walk to the food court for some teriyaki chicken!
for those interested apple tested my battery at below 40% or in the "red" zone.
there is a neat little graph their software uses and it places a dot on it in reference to the health and age of the battery. so given degradation vs age mine was analyzed as FAILED.
Repair Estimate
Item Number Description Price Amount Due
661-6856 Battery Kit, iPhone 5 $ 79.00 $ 0.00
Total (Tax not included) $ 79.00 $ 0.00
Did you had to wait in the Store until your iPhone battery drop below 40% ?![]()
no, the overall health or capacity not the current state of charge.
I actually made sure my phone was at 100% before I showed up!
new battery report...
Battery
CycleCount: 0
DesignCapacity: 1430
FullChargeCapacity: 1399
Status: Success
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Absolutely not.CycleCount: 31
DesignCapacity: 1550
FullChargeCapacity: 1427
Status: Success
BatteryCurrentCapacity: 52
BatteryIsCharging: true
ExternalChargeCapable: true
ExternalConnected: true
FullyCharged: false
GasGaugeCapability: true
I've lost over 100mAh only with 31 charges...do you think i need to set up an appointment with Apple ???
Thanks for that report. Gives more confidence in the battery app, and it's usefulness.
Li-ion batteries lose permanent capacity with cycles...and also just sitting around on the shelf
Almost same as mine, bought Oct/Nov so warranty has expired. I have a Genius appointment booked for Saturday.
CycleCount: 205
DesignCapacity: 1430
FullChargeCapacity: 1025
My iPhone 5s. Looks like I'm the first in the thread that has more capacity than designed for!
CycleCount: 22
DesignCapacity: 1550
FullChargeCapacity: 1561
Status: Success
BatteryCurrentCapacity: 81
BatteryIsCharging: true
ExternalChargeCapable: true
ExternalConnected: true
FullyCharged: false
GasGaugeCapability: true