iPhone 15 Pro What is your iPhone 15 battery cycle count? 🔋

[ppetrovic]

15 Pro Max bought on September 29th, 68 cycles and 100% BT as of time of this writing

 

[A1423]

Received on release day

Health: 100%
Cycles: 102

 

[JCCL]

Launch day 15 Pro Max
Health: 100%
Cycles: 74

 

[DaveS86]

Jesus! 172 cycles! How do you use your phone out of curiosity?

 

[VineRider]

Launch day 15 Pro
cycle count 49
health 100%

 

[Cruncher]

Launch Day iPhone 15 Pro Max
Cycle Count 75
Health 100%

 

[kevcube]

that's... kinda personal

 

[coso]

Health 99% already on launch 15 Pro Max with 56 cycles. Never wireless charged, never fast charge (only slow Apple 5W charger), gone just 4-5 times over 80% and never under 20%. I think it recalibrated the last time I went to 100%. If many of you with 100% capacity will go one time to like 15/20% then 100% it will probably recalibrate as well.

 

[skiltrip]

Release day.

May 31, 2024 it’s at cycle count 151.

 

[Ahmed301]

How is everyone's new iPhone does it actually last all day?

I think it lasts longer than my 14 PM, but not by much.

 

[Matthew.H]

Mid October 15 Pro.

100% Health.
31 Cycles.

Yes I'm a light user.

 

[xeux]

Launch Day 15 Pro
95% health
305 cycles

 

[Cruncher]

Launch Day iPhone 15 Pro Max
Cycle Count 177
Health 98%

 

[alexcue]

Release day
249 cycle count
99% max capacity

 

[tsubikiddo]

Launch day 15 Pro
Cycle count 159
100% Maximum capacity

 

[James6s]

How it’s going, 15 Pro… into 70’s now with cycles.

 

[CS65]

15 Pro Max,
99%
79 cycles

Fairly light user, use iPad more than phone

 

[Ameer_1]

15 Pro
100%
277 cycle
Remember when you update your phone your battery health drops which is why I don't update mine
I'm still running iOS 17.3.1

 

[rjjacobson]

15 Pro
100%
277 cycle
Remember when you update your phone your battery health drops which is why I don't update mine
I'm still running iOS 17.3.1

Interesting here is mine I have updated all the updates till couple weeks ago was 100 percent health but now this with 17.5.1 iOS: Interesting here is mine I have updated all the updates till couple weeks ago was 100 percent health but now this with 17.5.1 iOS below . However I tend to use my iPad lot more so most days my 15PM is around 70-75% charged so i am probably using 20-30 percent a day of charge on battery. So roughly 230 days of charging and it shows 114 cycles. I have enough days though away from iPad i use more so it appears I am getting about 2 days per cycle. I use optimized but full 100 percent (finishing from 80 percent at 8 Pm to 100 percent near 4 am next day.:

 

[rjjacobson]

15 Pro
100%
277 cycle
Remember when you update your phone your battery health drops which is why I don't update mine
I'm still running iOS 17.3.1

I saw this today wondered where you found this information? It is interesting I got through all the updates til past month and was 100 percent health. It was interesting enough for me to ask thanks

 

[Ameer_1]

I saw this today wondered where you found this information? It is interesting I got through all the updates til past month and was 100 percent health. It was interesting enough for me to ask thanks

I usually get the newest iPhone each year and I update the iOS once it’s release. This year I chose not to update the iOS to see the battery health and so far it hasn’t change. Not trying to be mean but most likely Apple know what there doing when it comes to decreasing battery health during and update.

 

[rjjacobson]

I usually get the newest iPhone each year and I update the iOS once it’s release. This year I chose not to update the iOS to see the battery health and so far it hasn’t change. Not trying to be mean but most likely Apple know what there doing when it comes to decreasing battery health during and update.

Interesting I watch when I update but more for bugs and issues before I jump but given a lot of them include security updates I tend to keep current since I use my iPhone a lot for bankin and buying I want no malware embedded in security holes LOL. Thanks for replying things to ponder. 🤔

 

[rjjacobson]

I usually get the newest iPhone each year and I update the iOS once it’s release. This year I chose not to update the iOS to see the battery health and so far it hasn’t change. Not trying to be mean but most likely Apple know what there doing when it comes to decreasing battery health during and update.

So do you usually just take the iOS update at time of release and go no further? I have found the x.1 updates often important but then the x.2-5 ones prior to the summer new iOS not quite as important except if a feature I wanted was delayed

 

[Ameer_1]

So do you usually just take the iOS update at time of release and go no further? I have found the x.1 updates often important but then the x.2-5 ones prior to the summer new iOS not quite as important except if a feature I wanted was delayed

Most likely I won’t be updating the iPhone. I’ll most likely sell it in July or August before the iPhone 16 release