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Hello, I got my IPhone X almost 2 months ago with 98% battery health. My battery health is now 94%.
I mostly charge in overnight or if I charge it throughout the day I plug it around 35% and it charges to about 80%. Why does my battery health feel 4% for 2 months?
iPhone X
According to Apple, a battery is considered defective if it has less then 80% maximum capacity at less than 500 full recharge cycles. What you are seeing actually does not seem unusual and I wouldn't be concerned about it.
Ref: Maximizing Battery Life and Lifespan - Apple
According to Apple, a battery is considered defective if it has less then 80% maximum capacity at less than 500 full recharge cycles. What you are seeing actually does not seem unusual and I wouldn't be concerned about it.
Ref: Maximizing Battery Life and Lifespan - Apple
The current battery trend does not necessarily mean that it would drop as you are stating in the future. However, it is really up to you if you are concerned about it. As such, you can make a Genius Bar appointment at your local Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider to have them take a look and provide you with your options.
Here are a few articles you may find helpful before the visit with the Genius Bar:
If my battery health continues to fall with the same rate it will reach 80% in like 8 months. This is my first IPhone and the battery health doesn’t really make me a good impression. I do not want to buy a new IPhone in 8 months.
Battery health decreases fast
