im one 257 cyles on 253 days ...OS is showing 99capacity and coconut app on macbook shows me 98.4%
4 months after i now have 395cycles and 88% capacity
im one 257 cyles on 253 days ...OS is showing 99capacity and coconut app on macbook shows me 98.4%
I know this is an old thread but you have no idea what you are even talking about. This thread is about battery health, not battery life. The battery is rated for 80% remaining health after 500 cycles. 98% with 150-200 cycles is NOT normal. You should expect to lose 1% health every 25 cycles. Thus 50 cycles for 98% is normal.I doubt you even observe battery life of 10 iOS devices a year. Lol.
The drop to 99% takes the longest amount of time. You need to study your basics.
As mentioned in this thread, battery health is not linear. You could be at 100% for a year, or you could be at 91% for a year. All you need to do is look at health vs. cycle count. If you hit 80% health before 500 cycles, then your battery is faulty.My iPhone 6S has a brand new battery from an authorized service center. Within three months it’s dropped to 93%. I almost never let it get below 30% any given day so I’m all kinds of suspicious how it degraded so fast, given that my last battery was at 83% after two years.
As mentioned in this thread, battery health is not linear. You could be at 100% for a year, or you could be at 91% for a year. All you need to do is look at health vs. cycle count. If you hit 80% health before 500 cycles, then your battery is faulty.
Got one in the middle of December and one at the end, both for iPhone 7 devices that were purchased at the same time 2 years prior to that. First one is down to 95% while the second one is at 99%.I got a replacement battery end of December down to 98%.
4 months after i now have 395cycles and 88% capacity