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How do you know when it's time to replace your battery? My guess is that most of the billion iPhone users have no idea, and they really don't want to invest mu
by melling 9y ago
How do you know when it's time to replace your battery?
My guess is that most of the billion iPhone users have no idea, and they really don't want to invest much time into figuring it out.
- nawtacawp 9y agoCan’t find the post. But this was asked on Reddit the other day and the user got a three paragraph response on how to ‘simply’ monitor battery performance. Also included was optimal charging methods — common sense right? I just want to use my phone without having to worry about if my battery needs to be replaced or not. Just tell me. Like on the Mac that my battery is degraded and should be replaced.
- jtbayly 9y agoMy battery is at 87% of its original capacity and the phone runs at 50% of its original CPU speed. ETA: Point being, this doesn't appear to actually be limited to batteries that have seriously degraded.
- Angostura 9y agoAs an iPhone 6 user I downloaded a an app called CPU Dasher X and found that my CPU was being throttled to 600MHz once it fell to around 40% charge. Not great. Now looking at a battery replacement (~£40)