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My phone battery is 83% do I need to replace
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iPhone 11 Pro Max, iOS 16
I am currently using a iPhone 12 which battery life is at 75% now someone I know is selling a iPhone 13 Pro Max for $400 with a 83% battery life. Is that worth doing knowing I will soon have to change the battery because for all of that I could just keep the phone I have. Change this battery and or wait to get a brand new more recent iPhone.
You can’t replace iPhone batteries, only Apple can do that with their Apple Certified Refurbished service. All you can do is buy another iPhone in excellent condition like the iPhone 11 Pro Max for $400 from Backmarket
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Michial820 wrote:
You can’t replace iPhone batteries, only Apple can do that with their Apple Certified Refurbished service. All you can do is buy another iPhone in excellent condition like the iPhone 11 Pro Max for $400 from Backmarket
In addition, as Krupp pointed out, to it being possible for the end user to replace their own battery, Apple also does it in store for, in the U.S. about $80, much cheaper than buying a whole other phone.
At this time battery life is 89%. Its far away from what i expect after les then year using. There is no way that my iphone will last with 80% for next one year. Thats why i wrote that is almost 80% i read somewhere that iphone should last for 2 years with 80% battery.
Did you read the reply from Jeff Donald above?
My battery was down to 90% after one year......then it only dropped 2% over the next 5 months when I decided to lower the brightness level a bit and stop using 5G cellular so much.
I cant see any reply from that name, acutaly i cant see any reply just from you. I am using it for 11 months and I am not using 5G just LTE and not using max brightness, I am trying not to charge over night but in daytime to not overcharge. I have turned on optimalisation charging and still this percent of battery life. I am just disappointed because thats my first iphone. My ipad and macbook do not have that bad battery and my friends iphone also dont have that bad battery health.
My iPhone battery capacity is at 91% after just over a year. Normal? I do use it to play iTunes a lot and my glucose readings go to it, as well as being a controller for my insulin. I have the 15 plus.
My battery is at 79% for the health. What should the percentage be when you replace your battery?
Now would be a good time to replace the battery, since Apple recommends replacement at 80%.
However, if the battery is still performing well, you could hold off for another month or two.
Hello~ It is recommended to has your battery replaced at 80%. Click on below…
Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options - Apple
~Katana-San~
thanks, great idea...
I’m on iPhone 13 Pro Max battery life is 81%
how much longer my phone is good for
and replace the battery for now
and wait for an iPhone that has bigger upgrade
some tips please
rahim from canada
My iPhone Xs battery health is 81%. Do i replace it now?
Thank you
Yes, you should replace your battery whenever your iPhone begins to experience delays, overheating and overall performance is suffering.
they said my battery is not organised so I need to repair or replace new one
iPhone Battery Health at 83% - When do I replace it?
