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I charge my phone to something like 80% and using it for like an hour and I check my battery health and I see it dropped to 98% and I would like to see what does it mean
iPhone 14, iOS 16
Battery Health is an estimate of how much of the capacity of the battery is left.
E.g. 98% battery health means that a 100% charge will only be up to where a 98% charge would be for a battery in perfect health.
I’m read it and it didn’t gave me anything
Can I get it back to 100%?
No. Batteries are consumables. Their health can only decline.
Only by replacing the battery with a new one, whose own health will then start to decline.
What does it mean when my maximum capacity is on 98%
