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Hello
I have an iphone 13 , I used to check my battery health every week and within I think about 2 weeks my battery health was decreased from 100% to 94% which is insane cause I haven’t done anything wrong
and the other point is that it hasn’t been even a year since I’ve got this phone
iPhone 13, iOS 15
All batteries, not just those in the iPhones, will degrade over time. Apple does not consider that an iPhone's battery requires replacement unless it cannot maintain, at least, an 80% charge after 500 full recharging cycles. There is, most likely, nothing wrong with your phone's battery. However, if you feel differently, I suggest that you take it to your local Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider to have them take a look. Alternately, you can contact Apple Support directly by simply selecting the "Get Support" link in the upper right-hand side of this forum's web page. However, don't be surprised if they tell you the same thing as I just did.
Ref: About the battery and performance of iPhone 11 and later - Apple Support
All batteries, not just those in the iPhones, will degrade over time. Apple does not consider that an iPhone's battery requires replacement unless it cannot maintain, at least, an 80% charge after 500 full recharging cycles. There is, most likely, nothing wrong with your phone's battery. However, if you feel differently, I suggest that you take it to your local Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider to have them take a look. Alternately, you can contact Apple Support directly by simply selecting the "Get Support" link in the upper right-hand side of this forum's web page. However, don't be surprised if they tell you the same thing as I just did.
Ref: About the battery and performance of iPhone 11 and later - Apple Support
Battery health issue
