How I got 100% iPhone battery health in 10 months
Вставка
- Опубліковано 16 кві 2024
- Al Dente - apphousekitchen.com/pricing/?...
store.thaomaoh.com/
🟪 WALLPAPER:
store.thaomaoh.com/b/balls
🎬 IF YOU WANT TO START AND GROW A UA-cam CHANNEL:
store.thaomaoh.com/b/youtube-...
🟧 HOW I MAKE ANIMATIONS:
www.udemy.com/course/manim-co...
🧠 MY SKILLSHARE CLASSES:
bit.ly/my-skillshare-classes
🎞️ PREMIERE PRO PRESETS:
store.thaomaoh.com/b/premiere...
MY FAVOURITE TOOLS:
🍎 - Setapp - For A Bunch Of Cool Mac Apps - bit.ly/BogSetapp
🖱️ - My Mouse - amzn.to/3yysj2s
🖥️ - Screen Studio - For Screen Recordings - bit.ly/bogScreenStudio
🛜 - Hostinger - For Hosting A Website - bit.ly/bogHostinger
🔒 - VPN I'm using rn - bit.ly/bogProtonVPN
💻 - My MacBook - amzn.to/4e2Ajcw
Some of the links in this post are affiliate links that I get a kickback from.
Not an Apple iPhone battery health 100% for iPhone 15 or iPhone 16 charge, in order to get battery low capacity users. On optimize battery charging, but new iPhone battery settings to make iPhone more battery percent after 1 year. iPhone battery charge and tutorial 80%, or any other Apple device like MacBook battery health that's a beginner tutorial for iPhone users and battery replacement in 2024. - Розваги
Get Al Dente For Your MacBook here - apphousekitchen.com/pricing/?
Yes. And no. My last iPhone 13 mini battery was charged often and oftenly up to 100%, loaded overnight, stressed with extensively hotspot usage, used while charging and so on. Result: Over 900 cycles with remaining 89 (eighty-nine) percent left... No witchcraft.
In comparison, for anyone curious, my iPhone 13 Mini is almost always kept between 20%-80%, never charged overnight and I try to take care of the battery as much as possible. Result: 538 cycles with 89% battery health (or 85,74% according to PowerUtil). It's just going to vary between devices. Like you said, no witchcraft, just use your phone the way you want to use it.
i have 905 cycles on my iPhone XR, always charged overnight, always 100% and maxcapasity is 83%
2:08 "upgrading dem townhalls"... Guilty as charged 🙌
dude, wtf, i saw ur windows iceberg video, loved ur narration and content, subscribed to ur channel, saw ur monkeytype video, tried and it worked wtf, now its me watching ur 3rd video, great work man
Ayee cheers! I’m glad u like em
I've got 80% capacity after nearly 5 years. On an iPhone 11Pro. Not too bad for that age I'd say
great video!
You can now also limit the iPhone to stop charging at 80%. Guessing its an update that came out after the video
Battery > charging optimisation > 80% limit
It's not luck. My current iPhone 15 Pro max is at "100%" too, in reality it's more like 99 or 98% after 6 months. My last phone, iPhone 11 Pro Max, had it over 3 years and the battery health is at 95%. Charge in small cycles, Keep it between 30-60%, and try to use name brand chargers, and charge it at about 10 Watts. I'm near a charger almost constantly so this doesn't bother me much. I only charge twice from 30 to 60% a day.
That's pretty impressive! The most Bog thing to post. I learn a lot from your videos! Keep it up!
Thanks!
I'm using batfi on my MacBook pro, I think is better then al dente at least on the free tier
Same.
nice video!
Cheers!
I am using iPhone 11 since 3 1/2 years and have 90% of battery health and more than 1200 cycles, for me i do a overnight charge and 50% of extra charge in the afternoon. I felt improvement when i am doing overnight charge cause it always continues to charge the phone in early mornings. its ok if you charge to 100. It only affects when you hold charge 100% for too long time (I mean months)
you can get one of those smart wallplugs and create a siri shortcut that tells your wallplug to shut down when battery reaches 80% and enables it when it is at 70% or something
there’s a built in feature in battery settings for that
@@Kitsune_Dev wait is it? where can i find that
@@tom_hennigeronly 15 pro😢
Since I stopped using fast charging power adapters for my Android and limited the charge to 80%, it only dropped 1% of maximum capacity for the last 3 months in comparison to before it went down 20% in 3 months with fast charging and heat. These days I barely use my phone since I'm at my PC anyway so I leave my phone plugged in to a USB3.0 type-A port of the laptop when not using which charges at 7W and hold at 80%. Once it become a part of the daily routine, I just forget it and don't care at all. I just pick the USB port of the laptop to choose the charging speed :)
my old 13 mini was at 86% before I sold it and got the 15 Pro, and 'till now, it's still 100%, despite going through like 200 cycles lol
What’s the benefit of having 100 % of the battery capacity if in order to have that you have to keep it at 80 %?
This. Lol.
Limiting yourself to the middle 50% of the battery is for bananaheads. The other tips are good though.
Optimized charging doesn’t work at all at my end
1:14 I don't think optimized battery charging does that. I don't have it enabled and it still charges slower when it reaches 80%, so I guess that's because of some sort of fast charging. Optimized battery charging, from what I know, tries to learn your charging routines. So if you charge your phone every night and you unplug it at 8AM, at first it will charge only up to 80% and then stop, and at ~7:30AM it will continue charging to make sure you have 100% at 8AM. I leave it disabled because I charge my phone erratically, so it would probably do more harm than good.
currently at 84% with 720 cycles on my 13, I charge at 5w and don't go below 20%
any way to limit iphone battery to 80% like aldente on macOS?
not that I'm aware of :(
2:30 "i had an iphone 8"
*proceeds to show an iphone 7*
🤓
I knew someone would catch that
My Samsnug (totally not Samsung) S7 goes from 100% to 70% while doing nothing on an Android 14 ROM. I should probably change it but whatever
Instead of using al dente, I just use clamshell mode always 100%
im at 101% get on my level
Mac does this without any battery, it just keeps your battery at 80%
Bro could have waited a few months and got the 15 pro
please consider making videos on iphones, I watch every single one of your videos even if I have windows (Most of the shortcuts are the same and also the programs) , but think of it this way, 90% of the users who have mac definitely have iphones, while you can't say the opposite...
It’s because there are devices that can change battery health. (Battery health /cycle count is fake) in reality, battery doesn’t keep track of health.
Third party repair shops are abusing this principle to sell you old batteries. (Make the battery look healthier than it actually is) but it ends up leading to premature shutdown of the phone. #antithirdpartyrepair
Hey how have downloaded photoshop and premium pro on Mac are they are paid ones or they are cracks version if they are crack version then how have you downloaded them
Plz answer my question I’m very curious about it
Basically, buy a phone and don’t use it to preserve the battery life 🙃
Amazing video, I learned nothing from it 🙌
Geometry dash oh my days ....................... 2012 😂😂
You don’t have 100% battery health, this "battery health" tab is useless. Battery can’t be at 100% capacity after 10 months, it’s just physically impossible
This is impossible. The second any elecricity whatsoever enters your battery it will immediately start to degrade very slightly. That means that at best the second you get your new phone it's battery health is a t 99% ish. How about you do a few full battery cycles and see what your actual battery health is. Doing a couple of full battery cycles will callibrate the battery health percentage.
No it's possible it's the same thing with apple macbooks some batteries are actually around 104% when they come out but they are marked as 100% by the systems and all this boils down to luck. Not all batteries are made equal there is always that margin
@@everry3357 Absolutely. I even never had one out-of-the-box with just 100%..
Right when starting with flat 100. Wrong in reality, as.. see comment of everry.
I think u haven’t been updating ur phone
It's not at 100 precent, lmao. It's definitely at somewhere around 85-95%. It's just a known issue on iPhone that it doesn't show your true battery cycle count, so there's even a shortcut for finding out your real charge cycles, and battery capacity.