The battery runs out quickly. Battery health decreases quickly It is probably something that has been talked about throughout the end of the iPhone 14 Pro generation because many people who have been using it for almost a year have seen their battery health drop below 90% even though they are using it differently. From the iPhone 13 Pro, it has recently begun to be analyzed that the real cause of this may come from a lower grade battery!?
A tipster named @RGClouds has posted via It may come from Apple choosing to use a battery that is of a lower grade than previous models. It takes only 600 charge cycles to start to deteriorate, unlike the iPhone 13 Pro which uses a standard battery that needs to be charged 800 times or more before it starts to deteriorate!?
Did you know why iPhone 14 & 15 series battery degrade faster?
Because it’s using cheaper cells, similar to this 3rd party parthttps://t.co/hzzgrRtD48
with only 600± cycles as averageyes, it’s a high density battery
original iP12 PM = 3687 MaH
3rd party iP12 PM = 4350 MaH… pic.twitter.com/jnlVZHGWaZ— RGcloudS (@RGcloudS) October 3, 2023
We can see from various reports that people bought the device from the first time it was launched and used it until August. Battery health is about 88% left, which is much faster than in previous years because we haven’t even used it for a full year and it’s already dropped below 90%.
So why do you have to use a lower grade battery? According to RGclouds’ analysis, he thinks Apple needs to lower battery costs to compensate for higher parts prices in order to keep prices close to the original. While many features and things have been upgraded.
However, there is still no confirmation whether Apple actually chose to use a lower grade battery than before. Some reports speculate that because the iPhone 14 Pro has a screen brightness that is twice as bright as the 13 Pro, it may use more power as well.
As for Apple itself, they only claim that the iPhone’s battery will begin to deteriorate after being charged for more than 500 cycles, and there is a battery health number to keep checking. If it’s below 80%, it can be replaced for free if it is. In warranty period or Apple Care+
However, if RGclouds’ prediction is true, this year’s iPhone 15 Pro may also face issues with battery health deteriorating quickly. We’ll have to wait and see for a long time how much health each person’s battery will have left by the middle of next year.
Source: Android Headlines
