same hereWith almost each beta release my battery health goes down 1%. Anyone else?
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same hereWith almost each beta release my battery health goes down 1%. Anyone else?
No responses around here, oddly, but clearly SOME people have experienced it…
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Meh I don’t care tbh. I get the new phone every yearUse only the 5w adapter, charge only when needed, kept it between 15-90%, very few overnight charge (only time it reaches 100% charge), no wireless/fast charging, don’t use optimized charging, rarely let it die at 0%, kept it cool as I am
Vitamins everyday, protein shakes on workout days.
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Use only the 5w adapter, charge only when needed, kept it between 15-90%, very few overnight charge (only time it reaches 100% charge), no wireless/fast charging, don’t use optimized charging, rarely let it die at 0%, kept it cool as I am
Vitamins everyday, protein shakes on workout days.
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That seems like a lot of effort. I used to obsess over battery life, now I just charge it whenever I get the chance. I did stop the overnight charges though.
Anyone here having issues not receiving text notifications via screen light up and sounds? This has been re-occuring for me since beta 7. Now with 8, if I unlock the phone, the notification is present but if I send a test text, the phone won't make noise or light up. Reported again.
That seems like a lot of effort. I used to obsess over battery life, now I just charge it whenever I get the chance. I did stop the overnight charges though.
It’s much easier to just pay the $79 or less for the battery replacement after 2 years instead of constantly having to pamper a phone. One less thing to worry about.Had this issue for a few texts in the previous beta and it just happened in this beta
Not so much but I don’t stress on it, just charge it whenever low or whenever need a top up if I’ll be out without a charge and use a shortcut automation to notify me whenever it reach 90 and 100% to unplug the charger. Main takeaway is just avoid fast/wireless that produce too much heat
Signing out and back into the App Store fixed the stutter for me. 👌App Store update page jumpy when you check for updates.
Doesn‘t work here, still jitters around.Signing out and back into the App Store fixed the stutter for me. 👌
No jitters since signing out and in this morning, haven’t had a issue yet with ram management, safari is definitely a lot quicker when scrolling, or maybe I’m seeing things. 🤔🧐📱😂Doesn‘t work here, still jitters around.
Memory management for Safari seems to be all over the place. Tabbed out of Safari into the App Store app to try the sign out suggestion, once I returned it reloaded this page…
I have been using wireless charging almost exclusively since i11 and now i12, my battery life is still 100%. I only charge through cable when I'm using carplay.Had this issue for a few texts in the previous beta and it just happened in this beta
Not so much but I don’t stress on it, just charge it whenever low or whenever need a top up if I’ll be out without a charge and use a shortcut automation to notify me whenever it reach 90 and 100% to unplug the charger. Main takeaway is just avoid fast/wireless that produce too much heat
It actually started working on the app update prior to the app update that came out 5 days ago. We had about 10 days or so of a HSBC app version that worked.
HSBC don’t have to officially do anything until iOS 15 RC is released.
You must have missed @Banglazed Coconut Battery screenshot post showing his battery is in fact at 100% capacity of it’s original with regards to mah.To anyone circlejerking it over battery life:
No, your iPhone does not still have 100% health after a year of use. The health percentage is a mere estimate with unpredictable and sporadic calibrations (that are literally estimates too, you can‘t just look at a battery and check the health like that). It‘s perfectly normal to lose 10% or more in a year of use because these batteries are organic material that degrades with every charging and use cycle.
I wish Apple would just kill the percentage all together and add only keep a plaintext label „Good, Bad“ etc based on natural degradation.
Use only the 5w adapter, charge only when needed, kept it between 15-90%, very few overnight charge (only time it reaches 100% charge), no wireless/fast charging, don’t use optimized charging, rarely let it die at 0%, kept it cool as I am
Vitamins everyday, protein shakes on workout days.
Signing out and back into the App Store fixed the stutter for me. 👌
Doesn‘t work here, still jitters around.
Memory management for Safari seems to be all over the place. Tabbed out of Safari into the App Store app to try the sign out suggestion, once I returned it reloaded this page…
To anyone circlejerking it over battery life:
No, your iPhone does not still have 100% health after a year of use. The health percentage is a mere estimate with unpredictable and sporadic calibrations (that are literally estimates too, you can‘t just look at a battery and check the health like that). It‘s perfectly normal to lose 10% or more in a year of use because these batteries are organic material that degrades with every charging and use cycle.
I wish Apple would just kill the percentage all together and add only keep a plaintext label „Good, Bad“ etc based on natural degradation.