FAO Richard Major
FAO Richard Major
Phone Question - Do you know what apple policy is regarding battery replacement under warranty? Do they specify a guaranteed battery capacity threshold they will replace the battery at?
Re: FAO Richard Major
They’ll replace it when it’s under 90% peak capacity, seems to be the rule
You can check yours in Settings - Battery - Battery Health
You can check yours in Settings - Battery - Battery Health
Re: FAO Richard Major
Its at 98% Just wondered as the warranty runs out in a couple of weeks.
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The % is a bit misleading
Anything approaching 90% will feel bad to power users. Into the mid 80’s and most users will be getting very fed up.
I mentally consider 80-100% the full life of the battery for most users.
Re: FAO Richard Major
Meh. Just checked mine and its at 86%. It still feels fine to me.
I presume leaving it on my wireless charger at work all day is responsible.
I presume leaving it on my wireless charger at work all day is responsible.
Re: FAO Richard Major
98% isn’t “approaching 90%“ or “into the mid 80s” though!
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Incidentally, my X is on 84% after 2 1/2 years and it’ll still happily do a days heavy use.
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Re: FAO Richard Major
I'm happy to be corrected here - but my understanding is that you should charge it between 10% and 90%, leaving it on charge at 100% stresses it out, leading to reduced life.
My old phone's battery was on its arse after 2 years because I used to plug it in overnight and leave it. With my new phone, I've made sure never to leave it on charge too long...I'll see if it lasts longer.
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Or just stop worrying - use it all day & charge it all night, Replace phone when newer and interesting one comes out Every 2-4 years.
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Phones manage that themselves these daysMatty wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 11:53 amI'm happy to be corrected here - but my understanding is that you should charge it between 10% and 90%, leaving it on charge at 100% stresses it out, leading to reduced life.
My old phone's battery was on its arse after 2 years because I used to plug it in overnight and leave it. With my new phone, I've made sure never to leave it on charge too long...I'll see if it lasts longer.
Re: FAO Richard Major
My iPhone XS is only about 8 months old and down to 97%. Do you think I should ask for a warranty replacement?