Does the iPhone 15 Pro battery health drop significantly?

Signifacnt drops often come from heavy use on most of iPhones, fast charging with high-watt adapters, or keeping the phone hot. If you charge reasonably (avoid constant 100%/0% and overheating), the 15 Pro’s battery health should hold up better than older models like the 11 Pro.

jollybgood wrote:

Signifacnt drops often come from heavy use on most of iPhones, fast charging with high-watt adapters, or keeping the phone hot. If you charge reasonably (avoid constant 100%/0% and overheating), the 15 Pro’s battery health should hold up better than older models like the 11 Pro.

Fast charging doesn't hurt the phone. Also, the battery health of the 11 Pro held up very well.

minula17 wrote:

Im currently using an iPhone 11 pro and I dictate to buy an iPhone 15 pro but someone's say it’s battery health drops significantly is that true

Keep in mind iPhone 15 Pro was discontinued by Apple last September. This means you would need to buy a used or refurbished 15 Pro if that is what you want. Be very very VERY careful buying a used iPhone from anyone as you may be disappointed. You could certainly wind up owning a phone, where the battery is already degraded. Read this before you try to buy one --> The All Too Common SAD Reality of Buying … - Apple Community

If you still want an iPhone 15 Pro, you'd be better served if you buy one from Apple in their Refurbished Store. Any phone you buy from the Refurbished Store, will be certified and come with a new screen and battery, which are authentic, PLUS it will include a one year warranty from Apple. See this --> Certified Refurbished Products - Apple

Maybe true for someone......but not for me on the 2 iPhone 15s here.

I have an iPhone 15 Pro. I've never had any issues with it or its battery. However, as has been pointed out, Apple no longer sells them new. If it were me, I'd give serious thought the the 16 Pro before it is (most likely) discontinued next month.

jollybgood wrote:

Signifacnt drops often come from heavy use on most of iPhones, fast charging with high-watt adapters, or keeping the phone hot. If you charge reasonably (avoid constant 100%/0% and overheating), the 15 Pro’s battery health should hold up better than older models like the 11 Pro.

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