My iPhone 11 Pro battery maximum capacity shows 99% , with less than 2 months of use . Is this normal ?

If you think 1% is an issue, feel free to schedule an appointment at your Apple Store Genius Bar for evaluation. But don't be surprised when they tell you there is nothing wrong with your iPhone because there is NOTHING wrong with your iPhone.

Only 3 months old my iPhone 11 Pro maximum battery capacity is 93 percent remaining , I am highly disappointed with Apple , although I had talked chat to Apple support twice time , they run apple diagnostics test over my phone through online , said hardware Is alright ,

Baovuq wrote:

I have the same issue. I bought the 11pro within 1 month and my maximum capacity is 99%. This seems like not normal to me

The nominal rated performance is for an 80% battery health after 500 complete discharge-charge cycles. You're also dealing with differences in new battery capacity (there's a certain tolerance) and rounding errors.

What comes to mind in your case was when Cadillac had a fuel gauge that only displayed in whole gallons. There were a lot of complaints when it would display full at maybe 21 gallons, but because of the "granularity" it would drop quickly to 20 gallons, even though it was only a fraction of that being used before dropping to the next level. Their solution for the next model year was to modify the programming such that it started at 20 gallons and then didn't drop until it was at 19 gallons.

It is normal. It's just 1%. Who cares? Your phone basically has a brand new battery. It's just a theoretical value, my iPhone shows now 88% and i have it for 11 months now, and i don't care either. Only when it drops below 80%, then it's an indicator that you would need a new battery.

That's not abnormal and there is no cause for concern. As has been explained in this thread, battery health is a moving target which will change when you check it and what you were doing on your iPhone at that time. The only time you should be concerned is if your battery health drops below 80% in the first year of ownership.

I bought a 11 pro 2 months back and my battery health is 95% and I am facing thigh issue for the first time. My previous iPhone 8 it took more then 6 months to drop 1% so do I need worry about this 5% dropping in just 2 months of normal use?

I’ve te same problem . I got my phone 30 days ago and my battery health is 99%! I think it will definitely go on like this and would be lower in following months! Apple should consider this issue and just fixed it!

A 1% reduction in battery health is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to be concerned with. Batteries, especially Lithium iON batteries are consumable items. There is nothing to fix here and the ONLY time you should be concerned is if your battery goes below 80% in the first 12 months of use.

Yes, completely normal. Until Apple introduced Battery Health in response to the forced slowdown for certain iPhones when 64 bit software iOS versions were released to protect older iPhone’s from having issues, people were completely uninformed on the state of their battery. With use, batteries capacity to carry a charge will diminish, which is normal and expected. But, you’re now able to see the state of the battery. Your battery health as your iPhone gets charged over and over and over will diminish, which cannot be avoided.

Yes it’s normal. The design specifications are for 80% battery health after 500 cycles. That interpolates as 1% every 25 cycles. Besides that, the first 1% drop could be a rounding error.

I’ve had some Apple device with 94% battery health out of the box. Certainly not typical, but also not considered a defect.

I have this problem but mine in less than 1 month got 99% . I read comments and some one said it is normal! But in less than 1 month i cant believe it could be normal. I have 11 pro max. My sister bought iphone 11 at the same time, but her phone shows 100% capcity!

Unless you and your sister use your phones the exact same way, and have charged the battery the exact same number of cycles, there's no point in comparing your phone to your sisters phone. You and others keep saying it's a "problem." It is not a problem unless your battery health dips to 80% in the first 12 months, which is highly unlikely. At this point, Apple will do nothing for you as there is really no issue with your phone. Stop checking battery health. The only reason to check it is if your phone is having an issue. It is a moving target and NOT exact.

For me it's not normal. Haha. I own an android phone, been having it for 2 years yet the maximum capacity is still at 95%. That 1% matters. I mean hello? Its new but the battery is deteriorating that fast? **** nah. Mine is too. My 11 pro max just 2 months to date is at 99%

I bought my iphone 11 on 7th January with in month my iphone maximum battery health got 99% and i thought it might be normal but today Its been like 29 days after reduction of 1 percent it become 98 percent its seems like it get reduced by 1 percent every month and now i think its not normal need help with it

dedy257 wrote:

3 months use and now 98%. Is it normal? 😥

I'd say that's typical. There isn't necessarily a "normal" since there are so many variables as well as just randomness in battery longevity.