Hello everyone!
I overslept and my Iphone went 0%. I know it's bad not to charge it once it goes 20% below.
Was the battery totally drained? Because I've read here that Iphones do have SMART lithium batteries?
Is my battery still good with what happened :(
Just getting really paranoid with incident :(
Yes, iPhones do have smart lithium-ion batteries that are designed to optimize battery life and performance.
However, letting your iPhone's battery drain to 0% can still have a negative impact on its overall lifespan and performance.
When a lithium-ion battery is discharged completely, it can cause the battery's voltage to drop below a certain threshold, which can lead to a phenomenon called "deep discharge." Deep discharge can cause irreversible damage to the battery's capacity and overall performance.
To help prevent deep discharge and prolong the lifespan of your iPhone's battery, it's generally recommended to avoid letting the battery level drop below 20% and to charge the phone before it reaches 0%. Additionally, it's important to avoid exposing your iPhone to extreme temperatures, which can also affect battery life and performance.
If you frequently find that your iPhone's battery is draining too quickly or experiencing other issues, it may be worth contacting Apple support or visiting an authorized repair center to have the battery checked and potentially replaced.
Yes, iPhones do have smart lithium-ion batteries that are designed to optimize battery life and performance.
However, letting your iPhone's battery drain to 0% can still have a negative impact on its overall lifespan and performance.
When a lithium-ion battery is discharged completely, it can cause the battery's voltage to drop below a certain threshold, which can lead to a phenomenon called "deep discharge." Deep discharge can cause irreversible damage to the battery's capacity and overall performance.
To help prevent deep discharge and prolong the lifespan of your iPhone's battery, it's generally recommended to avoid letting the battery level drop below 20% and to charge the phone before it reaches 0%. Additionally, it's important to avoid exposing your iPhone to extreme temperatures, which can also affect battery life and performance.
If you frequently find that your iPhone's battery is draining too quickly or experiencing other issues, it may be worth contacting Apple support or visiting an authorized repair center to have the battery checked and potentially replaced.
From an authorized seller, the battery should be genuine. But you can check it by going to:
Settings > General > About
...Does it say anything about the battery there? Source:
iPhone parts and service history - Apple Support
...Found by searching Apple's Knowledge Base.
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You're welcome. By the way, instead of <3 👇
And this is well worth learning:
Shortcuts User Guide for iPhone and iPad 👍
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Miggylush ~ What model of iPhone is it?...
Settings > General > About > Model Name
And what version of iOS is it running?...
Settings > General > About > Software Version
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Hi! It's an iPhone 11 running on iOS 16.3.1.
Okay. Does your iPhone 11 still have its original battery?
And what's the Maximum Capacity % here?...
Settings > Battery > Battery Health & Charging
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Yup! Still the original battery. Max. Cap. is at 100%.
100% is unexpectedly high for an iPhone 11 original battery. ...How many years have you had that iPhone? And did you buy it from a reputable source?
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Actually bought this last month XD Yes, from an authorized seller. So technically I'm a new apple user.
Yeah, all genuine.
Okay, good. That genuine iPhone battery will probably be fine even after going down to 0%.
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Good to know! Thank you! <3
My Iphone went 0%
