My iPhone battery health is 92% after 1 year

I’m using iPhone 13 since 1 year and my battery health is 92% right now so should I worry/concern about it?

Because I have noticed my battery percentage/ health both dropping quickly

Battery Health normally declines an average of about 1% a month over longer periods. So, it would normal to expect that your Battery Health would be about 88-90% after 12 months ( 1 year).

Your battery is doing better than average, so nothing to be concerned about here. If anything, you should be happy.

Hey there,

There is nothing to worry/ concern about, that’s totally normal .

The Battery Health screen includes information on maximum battery capacity and peak performance capability. 

Maximum battery capacity measures the device battery capacity relative to when it was new. A battery will have lower capacity as the battery chemically ages which may result in fewer hours of usage between charges. Depending upon the length of time between when the iPhone was made and when it is activated, your battery capacity may show as slightly less than 100%.

A normal battery is designed to retain up to 80% of its original capacity at 500 complete charge cycles when operating under normal conditions. The one-year warranty includes service coverage for a defective battery. If it is out of warranty, Apple offers battery service for a charge. Learn more about charge cycles.

Learn more about the battery on your iPhone.

Regards!

There is no problem with your phone's battery.

On average over time, the battery will decline at an average rate of about 1% a month. But, that's an average. Some months it might not decline at all, then drop 2-3% the next month.

Only whole numbers are displayed by the way. It is very possible that your battery really moved from 95% to 94.9%, but this will display as 94% due to the way that Apple rounds the numbers.

So, it looks like your battery declined 1% when it really only declined .1%

A 94-95% reading indicates that your phone is about 5-6 months old. If your phone is older than this, your battery is doing better than normal.

Lucky you if it is.

The simplest way to insure long battery life on your phone:

Enable Optimized Battery Charging on the phone

Never let the battery drop below 10%

Connect the power adapter to the phone at night and leave it connected all night.....every night

Lithium ion batteries want to be kept between 40-80% at all times. Do this and your battery health will last much longer. I’ve had my iP12 for 13 months now and battery health is still 97% for this reason. It really works!

I’m using iPhone 13 since 1 year and my battery health is 92% right now

Excellent. Battery Health normally declines on average at about 1% a month, so it would be normal to expect that your battery would be at about 88% after one year. Your battery performance is excellent.

Yes, this is normal, especially after updating the device and in the middle of the night, where the device makes a backup, in addition to it may index pictures or things like that after the update, so this will be normal, but if more than 24 hours have passed since the update of the device and you still face a battery drain in normal use of the device we recommend you to contact Apple support for further help ☞ Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support

All the best!

Mine is 89 after a year ,both yours and mine are considered normal. I’m very hard on my electronics so yours is doing pretty good after a year. Now if it was below 80, after a year then you would need to be concerned. I’ve never had an apple device that was above 90 after a year

since 1 year and my battery health is 92%

Very good. Your battery is doing better than average. At a year, the battery will normally be at about 88-90%, since it is normal for the battery to decline about 1% a month on average.

My iPhone 13 pro max after 13 months of usage drop battery health to 98% and just checked it last night. My wife had an iPhone 13 and its battery is above 98%.

We just use the iPhone for chatting, some multimedia and streaming, and calls… that’s it.

Is already know that iOS had a tool/feature to do a smart/optimized charge when you left plugged the phone over the night… but I don’t trust it and created my own system based on automation:

with an intelligent electrical socket/outlet that you can control it with Smart Life app (or Apple’s Home App)

So, using scenarios to connect the outlet to Siri (like “Turn off charger” command) via Apple’s Shortcuts App, you could be able to create an automation into the same app and play a little bit with the battery percentage.

I usually put it to turn off the outlet (and obviously the charger connected on it) when battery reaches 85%.

Sadly this kind of automation cannot be applied for accessories like Apple Watch

And one more thing… I read over multiple forums about “fast charging reduce battery life” and I just sacrificed that using the Apple MagSafe charging instead wired charging… that helps a lot

Additionally, try to avoid using the phone to play video games or do something that requires a lot or energy and resources from it while charging, otherwise the excessive “heat” will kill silently your phone

Hope my very small experience help you and the others

Sorry for the long post

A lot of users have this concern and I have answered on another thread too, that battery health will start dropping ( 1% ) after you have fully discharged your iPhone 25 times( 25 cycles count ) It's just a claim from apple that after 1 month or 25 charge cycles count 1% health will start dropping but its not fully final word from them, there are some other factors too if taken good care of battery health will not be reduced even after 25 cycles count ( Read more about this here in detail to get batter idea: How to Stop Battery Health Drainage of iPhone 14/15 Pro ).

I personally have 14 pro max which I sold it out now, it was having 99% health on 60 cycles count but I have good habit of charging phone till 80% and charging again at 30% and I haven't used it in extreme temperatures.

Replace the battery when Battery Health is down to 80%

92% is normal after one year usage. The drop could be much less in the coming two years.

Nah not really, thats normal for about a year after first use, also depends on other factors

Don’t leave it on charge after it reached 100%!

Don’t worry, even mine is on 92% after 1 year (purchased on 30th July). I noticed the battery health didn’t drop as much until January this year, I guess it’s common for these devices