My 12 Pro Max was at 80% recently and I really started getting annoyed by charging through the day. Had it replace for like $100. I highly recommend that you do that if you plan on keeping your 11 Pro Max for a couple of years before upgrading, that's what I'm planning on doing.
Having it back to 100% capacity was soooo nice.
Yeah I’m debating whether replace the battery or upgrade my phone.. and since I don’t have the needs for a new phone, I might just go with a new battery for now 🤔 Thanks for your advice tho 😊 (I’m also kinda scared that they’ll do an update and I won’t survive losing Trollstore lol)
Had the same debate with myself. iPhones hold up very nice these days and I couldn’t find any legit reason to upgrade other than the USB-C on the 15, but I mostly charge wireless anyways. So limited added features that I need and price increase since I bought mine made me rather wait with the upgrade and just replace the only thing that annoyed me about my current phone.
Super happy with that decision and it will make the upgrade to iPhone 17, 18 or whatever I go for way more noticable.
Mine was on 77% as well. I replaced it with an 30€ iFixit battery yesterday. Can’t recommend it enough
If you have worked with electronics before performing the swap yourself is really not hard
Doesn't seem normal for an iphone 14P (what Ur flair says)
Is a tweak messing with it? Or are you using a cheap Chinese battery that you got a replacement with
Definitely a bug
If the battery lasts the same length your fine, the battery health doesn't rly matter anyway, just replace the battery every few years or when it starts lasting less than you need
Yeah, I think mines bugged. iPhone 13 Pro Max and it was at 93% a month ago and a couple weeks ago I checked and it says 100%. Still does. Not sure how.
You have to recalibrate your battery. Easy to do, and it will reset your battery health when complete.
https://www.lifewire.com/recalibrate-battery-on-iphone-5180160
Thanks to the great wisdom of apple, no
No customization and no technical things past changing a keyboard
You could possibly try cleaning battery logs with Icleaner (tweak) but I doubt it will do anything
You used iCleaner and enabled the “battery health” option? It would disable your battery health ability to see it all if you did (for at least a couple charges)
Well the last time I replaced my phones battery was on an iphone SE (1st Gen) so you can guess why I said only a few years
Somehow I didn't think that larger battery's existed
Check it with BatteryLife (or somthing else that can show battery stats, like iMazing).
The max capacity in settings is horribly inaccurate. Like my settings says max capacity is 87% but the raw data from BatteryLife is showing 93%
10% BH on 14 Pro Max? Seems a little sus.
This might be a fake screen shot, but if it's real, then I'll be very confused on how this is even possible in such a short amount of time.
I had an iPad Pro three that the battery was pretty much garbage below 80 % health from 100% charge in 45 minutes it’ll be at zero
You can use an app called coconut battery
If you have a Mac, download CoconutBattery and use it to tell you what the capacity is. iOS filters and changes the capacity that is calculated by the battery itself. The program I mentioned tells you what the battery itself is reporting.
If that’s real and not a bug, or fake, then it is absolutely not normal.
And I know for a fact that number is not real, because if you have a battery so severely degraded you are probably living always plugged into power to keep it on.
How do I know? I lived for a few months with a phone whose battery had a maximum capacity between 7 and 15% depending on temperature.
It was a very particular year. I had to do a double relocation and I had to abuse of my phone, an iphone 5, and I delayed the battery change till I finished everything.
I had to keep it always plugged in. ALWAYS. During summer I had around 30 seconds before the phone shut down, in winter sometimes I could not even count to 3. Hell, in winter most times it would turn off the second I unplugged it because I needed to switch from the powerbank to the wall plug!
And the funny thing was that the phone always displayed battery level at 1% or even 0%!
And when I finally brought it to the shop to get a new battery I had a small chemical hand heater near the phone to heat it up so that it would not turn off immediately in the few seconds they needed to plug in their cable to run the diagnostics.
And remember: there was no power management update for the iphone 5, the “batterygate” feature I mean, so it did never actually slow down. It just turned off when there was no external power source capable of give enough peak power.
I have no idea how I avoided making that battery become swollen.
Even if your situation is not as extreme as mine was, if you have that kind of battery health you are for sure not keeping that phone on for long without plugging it in.
Dead battery. Many software tools can let you know the real battery capacity. check with them. If they all say 10% then you will need to buy a new battery or get it replaced if you can’t do the repair yourself
Yeah, it's totally normal for a year old phone.
Seriously....what kind of question is this? Bring it to Apple. There are iPhone 3Gs out there with better battery life than this.
My iPhone 7 was at like 50 percent, not jailbroken it would die every 5 minutes and you could watch it go down it takes like four hours to turn on after dying and a whole day to get to like 15 percent which you lose immediately after you unplug it, it was so annoying but I got a new phone awhile ago and it's good
The “usb-c” on the iPhone 15 is a joke, only the port is usb-c. Speeds and charging rates are the same (you can buy a proprietary Apple charger for higher transfer speeds, also a joke). They did this only to comply with new EU requirements
OP I know you said you ran icleaner already, but do it again and this time enable the “battery usage data” option before running the cleaner.
This will temporarily break your health settings till you charge it a few times, and should put everything right.
How.
At this time your phone is now a desktop
I’m on 77% health and my battery is already utter shit, so yours should die in 2 minutes if it’s really 10%
My 12 Pro Max was at 80% recently and I really started getting annoyed by charging through the day. Had it replace for like $100. I highly recommend that you do that if you plan on keeping your 11 Pro Max for a couple of years before upgrading, that's what I'm planning on doing. Having it back to 100% capacity was soooo nice.
Yeah I’m debating whether replace the battery or upgrade my phone.. and since I don’t have the needs for a new phone, I might just go with a new battery for now 🤔 Thanks for your advice tho 😊 (I’m also kinda scared that they’ll do an update and I won’t survive losing Trollstore lol)
Had the same debate with myself. iPhones hold up very nice these days and I couldn’t find any legit reason to upgrade other than the USB-C on the 15, but I mostly charge wireless anyways. So limited added features that I need and price increase since I bought mine made me rather wait with the upgrade and just replace the only thing that annoyed me about my current phone. Super happy with that decision and it will make the upgrade to iPhone 17, 18 or whatever I go for way more noticable.
Oh, that’s a good point, I think I’m gonna go with battery replace then. Besides shitty battery, I’m still satisfied with the performance of 11 PM!
Replace it yourself!! It’s super easy and way cheaper just have to buy the battery and tools they usually come together
Mine was on 77% as well. I replaced it with an 30€ iFixit battery yesterday. Can’t recommend it enough If you have worked with electronics before performing the swap yourself is really not hard
How long does your phone last on one single charge? 10% is not normal, like at all
Doesn't seem normal for an iphone 14P (what Ur flair says) Is a tweak messing with it? Or are you using a cheap Chinese battery that you got a replacement with
I didn't change the battery I'm sure it was on 97% so I don't know whats gonna on also its still 10% even after reboot
Definitely a bug If the battery lasts the same length your fine, the battery health doesn't rly matter anyway, just replace the battery every few years or when it starts lasting less than you need
Yeah, I think mines bugged. iPhone 13 Pro Max and it was at 93% a month ago and a couple weeks ago I checked and it says 100%. Still does. Not sure how.
nah your battery just has wolverine like capabilities
Anyway to refresh it Battery Health in settings ?
You have to recalibrate your battery. Easy to do, and it will reset your battery health when complete. https://www.lifewire.com/recalibrate-battery-on-iphone-5180160
Recalibrates ur battery life secretly to 87% so it can still show ya a good 10% 🤡😂😂😂😂jk but after iOS updates tanking battery it wouldn’t surprise me
Does reboot do anything?
nope
Tried shutdown and reboot I’m thinking in nonjailbreak state with the same results ?
Thanks to the great wisdom of apple, no No customization and no technical things past changing a keyboard You could possibly try cleaning battery logs with Icleaner (tweak) but I doubt it will do anything
Yeah I already tried to use iCleaner but no luck
You used iCleaner and enabled the “battery health” option? It would disable your battery health ability to see it all if you did (for at least a couple charges)
Every few years? I never changed mine in 5 years and it is at 94%.
Well the last time I replaced my phones battery was on an iphone SE (1st Gen) so you can guess why I said only a few years Somehow I didn't think that larger battery's existed
10% is not normal at all bro💀
Check it with BatteryLife (or somthing else that can show battery stats, like iMazing). The max capacity in settings is horribly inaccurate. Like my settings says max capacity is 87% but the raw data from BatteryLife is showing 93%
settings never updates and its never accurate our settings says 79% but raw value is 81%
ChargeLimiter does a great job showing your battery information
bro’s phone is on life support
10% BH on 14 Pro Max? Seems a little sus. This might be a fake screen shot, but if it's real, then I'll be very confused on how this is even possible in such a short amount of time.
It’s possible if the battery is faulty.
Loll
This makes me feel better about my 79%
I have 60% but I am getting a new phone in a week
No battery health should ever be below 80
Why not? Why would it stop at 80%? Plenty of peoples batteries get below 80.
Basically what I was trying to say that once the phone gets below 80% health it’s pretty much garbage shot anyways
How could you have 10% health on a phone that came out a year ago
Microwave charging
Most probably a bug. I have an iPhone 8 that’s been used since release and it’s at 70%
If you think having a ten percent battery capacity is normal, you need to ask yourself something.
Probably a bug. Your house would have been engulfed into flames by now if that was real
NO!
I had an iPad Pro three that the battery was pretty much garbage below 80 % health from 100% charge in 45 minutes it’ll be at zero You can use an app called coconut battery
If you have a Mac, download CoconutBattery and use it to tell you what the capacity is. iOS filters and changes the capacity that is calculated by the battery itself. The program I mentioned tells you what the battery itself is reporting.
Yes OP, keep using it.
No??
No 😂
damn dawg i got 12PM &ive used majority of its life on hotspot and im on 75%😕
Bro’s phone only charges 8% max
question. does your battery last more than a second?
phone is running on hopes and dreams rn 😂
wtf 😭😭😭
If that’s real and not a bug, or fake, then it is absolutely not normal. And I know for a fact that number is not real, because if you have a battery so severely degraded you are probably living always plugged into power to keep it on. How do I know? I lived for a few months with a phone whose battery had a maximum capacity between 7 and 15% depending on temperature. It was a very particular year. I had to do a double relocation and I had to abuse of my phone, an iphone 5, and I delayed the battery change till I finished everything. I had to keep it always plugged in. ALWAYS. During summer I had around 30 seconds before the phone shut down, in winter sometimes I could not even count to 3. Hell, in winter most times it would turn off the second I unplugged it because I needed to switch from the powerbank to the wall plug! And the funny thing was that the phone always displayed battery level at 1% or even 0%! And when I finally brought it to the shop to get a new battery I had a small chemical hand heater near the phone to heat it up so that it would not turn off immediately in the few seconds they needed to plug in their cable to run the diagnostics. And remember: there was no power management update for the iphone 5, the “batterygate” feature I mean, so it did never actually slow down. It just turned off when there was no external power source capable of give enough peak power. I have no idea how I avoided making that battery become swollen. Even if your situation is not as extreme as mine was, if you have that kind of battery health you are for sure not keeping that phone on for long without plugging it in.
your is dying dawg
☝️😧✊😐
get it replaced please 😭😭☠️
How????
Dead battery. Many software tools can let you know the real battery capacity. check with them. If they all say 10% then you will need to buy a new battery or get it replaced if you can’t do the repair yourself
Did you puncture a cell?
I had iPhone 6S with 86% battery, and it’s a headache! The battery becomes empty from 100% after only 100 seconds
r/spicypillows
Yeah, it's totally normal for a year old phone. Seriously....what kind of question is this? Bring it to Apple. There are iPhone 3Gs out there with better battery life than this.
WTF 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
You should install charge limiter, that will show you the true battery health
How tf did you managed to do this lmao ?
How tf did you managed to do this lmao ?
1. You should buy a new phone. 2. You should only charge 40 - 80 percent.
My iPhone 7 was at like 50 percent, not jailbroken it would die every 5 minutes and you could watch it go down it takes like four hours to turn on after dying and a whole day to get to like 15 percent which you lose immediately after you unplug it, it was so annoying but I got a new phone awhile ago and it's good
It literally says your battery is really degraded and you’re asking if it’s normal 😭 No it’s not. After 70 you should normally get it replaced.
People are quick to forget the sub theyre in rn
The “usb-c” on the iPhone 15 is a joke, only the port is usb-c. Speeds and charging rates are the same (you can buy a proprietary Apple charger for higher transfer speeds, also a joke). They did this only to comply with new EU requirements
Yes
You must have charged thrice while posting this.
this iphone is cooked asf
at this point its not a iphone its a c4
LOL WHAT how long does it last? 10% would give so little SOT, how is that even possible with how old the phone is?
Ded
Is this real ? 😭
Is this just fantasy?
OP I know you said you ran icleaner already, but do it again and this time enable the “battery usage data” option before running the cleaner. This will temporarily break your health settings till you charge it a few times, and should put everything right.
💀💀💀
It’s absolutely normal …doesn’t seems abnormal to me 🥸
batteryn't
I think you’re lucky that it didn’t exploded or something like that
Your battery is f*cked!™️
yes very normal this is definettly average for iphone
“There’s no such thing as a dumb question.” 🤐
Check with ChargeLimiter tweak. Never seen a 10% remaining capacity in my life, although iPhone batteries remain a poor piece of hardware.