The batteries of the Apple iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro are said to have a significantly longer service life than Apple originally advertised, as internal tests have reevaluated the number of charging cycles the battery can withstand before its capacity drops to 80%.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Apple-doubles-the-advertised-battery-life-of-the-iPhone-15-and-iPhone-15-Pro.805340.0.html
I wonder how does this track with recent articles that iPhone 14 and 15 are experiencing higher battery degradation that previous models? E.g.: from NBC article "Apple using cheaper batteries in iPhone 14 and 15 series that degrade more quickly says tipster" (it seems that I cannot post links on NBC anymore)
Other publications have been reporting similar experiences as well.
Quote from: anan on February 21, 2024, 10:46:19I wonder how does this track with recent articles that iPhone 14 and 15 are experiencing higher battery degradation that previous models? E.g.: from NBC article "Apple using cheaper batteries in iPhone 14 and 15 series that degrade more quickly says tipster" (it seems that I cannot post links on NBC anymore)
Other publications have been reporting similar experiences as well.
why u dont trust "tipster" bro
iphone/macbook owners deliberately kill their batteries to go lower than 80% capacity before applecare ends because they are eligible for free replacement.
topics like this one are not uncommon on reddit.
www.reddit.com/r/iphone/comments/zkhggx/trying_to_get_battery_health_to_79_percent/
so all those "degradation" statistics are jack s***, my day one 15promax is still 100%
This is a lie from Apple - I previously personally saw on their website public information on old models, where they declared the same data on batteries of 1000 cycles and 80%. =)
Apple is clearly incapable of innovation in batteries. Where are the 2000+ cycles and 30% increased capacity promised by a bunch of startups? I do not see her.
Quote from: NikoB on February 21, 2024, 16:44:33I previously personally saw on their website public information on old models, where they declared the same data on batteries of 1000 cycles and 80%. =)
i am interested in seeing that.
any proof in internet archives?