What battery capacity is your S10 or UL2 at?

[The Cockney Rebel]

I use my iPhone a lot and the days I put it off the charger are on weekdays at school.

I use it for up to 1.5 hours of video playback for fitness+.

But weirdly my AW series 6 battery health drops after updating to a certain beta.

What do you use your iPad Pro for? When you don’t want to use your MacBooks? 💻

I use it when I’m lying in bed.

Watch TV programmes, films, TikTok, YouTube, browsing, email etc.

I spend a few hours on it.

It’s my time out of the world.

 

[iPhone-Guy]

16 Pro (October 2024) = 100% 144 Cycles
AW 10 (March 2025) = 100%

 

[MacCheetah3]

Actual health depends on a lot of factors, incl daily usage, environment etc etc and typically, for AW, it stays at 100% for ~ 6-12 months, then slightly degrades typically faster than before over time.

But weirdly my AW series 6 battery health drops after updating to a certain beta.

I was just curious, as my M4 iPad Pro is down to 99%.

Where as my most used devices (Apple Watch & iPhone) are still at 100%.

Thanks for sharing.

Have you more recently updated or otherwise rebooted the iPad versus the other devices?

This is only one of many very dynamic factors but observational reports make it appear the OS recalculates current max battery, also referred to as “Battery Health,” upon (re)boot — or most of them anyway. The system will perform such maintenance anyway, but seemingly very infrequently between reboots.

Returning closer to the initial question…

My Watch SE is nearly 4.5 years old, 77% estimated current max battery, and lasts all day, even with a few hours of outdoor exercise. During the first two years or so it was charged about every two days with a 5W Apple branded charging brick. As of the recent couple of years, typically every night via ~2.5W charge, a basic (500mA) USB port that’s integrated alongside AC outlets (for example).

 

[maxrest]

Both my 16 Pro Max (April 2025) and my AW S10 (October 2024) are still at 100%

 

[goldmac2006]

I use it when I’m lying in bed.

Watch TV programmes, films, TikTok, YouTube, browsing, email etc.

I spend a few hours on it.

It’s my time out of the world.

Got it and you got the iPad Pro purposely for the bigger screen to watch your programmes on it right?

Bruv 👊 why not use it for fitness+ too? Apple fitness app is available on iPad!

Have you more recently updated or otherwise rebooted the iPad versus the other devices?

This is only one of many very dynamic factors but observational reports make it appear the OS recalculates current max battery, also referred to as “Battery Health,” upon (re)boot — or most of them anyway. The system will perform such maintenance anyway, but seemingly very infrequently between reboots.

Returning closer to the initial question…

My Watch SE is nearly 4.5 years old, 77% estimated current max battery, and lasts all day, even with a few hours of outdoor exercise. During the first two years or so it was charged about every two days with a 5W Apple branded charging brick. As of the recent couple of years, typically every night via ~2.5W charge, a basic (500mA) USB port that’s integrated alongside AC outlets (for example).

Bro I don’t have an iPad Pro or any other iPad that runs iPadOS so I cannot give you the answer to your first question.

But the power cube you mentioned makes sense. I use a power strip that has USB C and USB A ports on it, I use the usb a port for the Apple Watch charger and USB C for the iPhone. Charges at fast speeds for my iPhone when my Apple Watch isn’t on my dock and normal speed when the Apple Watch is charging at the same time as my iPhone on the dock. With the AirPods does not affect the charging speed in any way.

Here’s the link to the power strip I use with my dock:

Globe Electric Designer Series 6-ft 3-Outlet USB Surge Protector Power Strip, 2x USB-A Ports, 1x USB-C Port, Right Angle Plug, Gray, 78551

The original Designer Series 6-ft 3-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip with 3 USB Ports was specifically designed to eliminate the unsightly traditional power bar and replace it with one you'll want to show off! A perfectly on-trend gray finish looks great and adds a decorative element to your ro...

www.amazon.com

I also own an older version of this with only USB A ports which is on the other side of my room for my mini lamp.