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Should I call Apple?
- Thread starter jwolf6589
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They won’t do anything if the battery is over 80% to be honest. all they will do is run a diagnostic and tell you everything is working as attended.
I got a replacement iPhone mini 12 3 months ago and it’s already down to 93%.
I got a replacement iPhone mini 12 3 months ago and it’s already down to 93%.
Jackbequickly
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Seems a bit excessive for battery wear for under a year. my introduction SBTi is still, showing 100%.
But I did not think they will do anything unless the battery is under 80%. Never hurts to try.
But I did not think they will do anything unless the battery is under 80%. Never hurts to try.
Beards
macrumors 65816
My Series 7 is just over a year old and is now at 90%.
Am I worried?……. Not in the slightest. I wear daily, use it consistently and will replace only when it no longer keeps up with demand.
Apple_Robert
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Software updates, temperature changes, charge cycles and various other things play role in what you see for your battery health. Should you be worried? No. Unless you are forced to charge your Watch multiple times a day, you should not be worried about what the battery health indicates.
fatTribble
macrumors 68030
I’d probably focus more on real world battery life. If it gets you through the day I wouldn’t worry about it. Maybe just keep an eye on it and call them before the one year mark if it gets worse.
Reggaenald
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Replacement devices seem to sometimes come with used batteries, my rep. 11 Pro lost 10% in half a year, went to 99% after 2 weeks.