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Is this normal battery drain for an iPhone 13 that is at 92% battery health?
I have optimized battery charging on.
I started the day at around 12pm with 100% battery and the screenshot below was taken at around 10pm when I had 23% battery left.
iPhone 13
Hey there officialthomash,
Based on the details you provided, it's expected behavior for a battery to last less time as the battery chemically ages over time, resulting in a lower battery health over time. For more details about this, we recommend reviewing the sections 'When batteries chemically age' and 'Battery Health' here: iPhone Battery and Performance
Moving forward with the battery lasting around 14 hours of battery life that you do get currently, this so far sounds like expected behavior, especially coupled with the fact the three apps using the most battery charge are ones that are graphics intensive/use the internet/have lots of loading content. You'll want to keep this in mind using your iPhone going forward.
Battery life may also be less than expected for a short time after updating. This occurs due to it downloading app data, syncing contacts, indexing search results, and completing the digital housekeeping for a new update. We recommend following these battery tips going forward: Batteries - Maximizing Performance While we recommend monitoring the battery life for the same issue after 72 hours from updating(in conjunction with using the above battery tips), we’d like to rule out some other possible causes:
Cheers!
Hey there officialthomash,
Based on the details you provided, it's expected behavior for a battery to last less time as the battery chemically ages over time, resulting in a lower battery health over time. For more details about this, we recommend reviewing the sections 'When batteries chemically age' and 'Battery Health' here: iPhone Battery and Performance
Moving forward with the battery lasting around 14 hours of battery life that you do get currently, this so far sounds like expected behavior, especially coupled with the fact the three apps using the most battery charge are ones that are graphics intensive/use the internet/have lots of loading content. You'll want to keep this in mind using your iPhone going forward.
Battery life may also be less than expected for a short time after updating. This occurs due to it downloading app data, syncing contacts, indexing search results, and completing the digital housekeeping for a new update. We recommend following these battery tips going forward: Batteries - Maximizing Performance While we recommend monitoring the battery life for the same issue after 72 hours from updating(in conjunction with using the above battery tips), we’d like to rule out some other possible causes:
Cheers!
Typical Battery Drain For 92% Battery Health?
