@@lovehimachal877 yeah, I know that Apple secretly bugs iOS so older phone drain faster . so Before installing an update I always read the reviews and besides I also have moto g5 plus, so
There's no risk of *overcharging* pretty much any piece of tech nowadays, but leaving something a lithium battery stuck at 100% for a long period of time will reduce the longevity just a bit. Optimized battery charging is better, but only in perfect scenarios, as in you have a routine schedule that the phone can learn from. Maybe the newer iPhones are smarter, but my iPhone XS struggled with my schedule as it bounced back and forth. It would be in the habit of charging my phone fully almost 3 hours before I was ready to unplug it and start my day, most likely because I would occasionally wake up and use it for a bit before going back to sleep. Either extreme for the battery, 0% or 100% will reduce battery longevity more than it would if it were between 20% and 80%. It would be ideal to remove any case for wireless charging, made for it or not, the further away the coils are, the harder they have to work to provide that power, increasing heat output. Batteries aren't the biggest fan of heat, and will lose longevity faster if they are subjected to higher temperatures. A bit of extra heat is usually fine, but less is better. Don't leave your phone in the sun, and if the phone is particularly warm, avoid charging it until it cools down, as charging will be less efficient in addition to it putting more heat into the phone. And apps in the background do use some resources, particularly without low power mode enabled. Apple is good at reducing the amount of power they use, but they still do use resources to remain loaded. Unless you're opening an app frequently, there's no harm in clearing out your app switcher on occasion to remove apps you haven't used in a while. It's like starting your car, if you're not stopping and going frequently, turn it off, but if you're in stop and go traffic, you'll use more gas starting the engine multiple times than you would just leaving it on.
I wish it would allow you to manually set your "Optimized Charging" complete time. Due to my varying schedules from week to week it never seems to know exactly when I want full charge to complete so I've turned it off. It would be nice if you could link it to the alarm clock so that it is done by the time your alarm goes off.
Cancelling out apps is probably one of my biggest habits, would’ve good if apple implemented a new feature targeting users like me because surely I’m not the only one
somebody said that you actually should leave the app tabs open but my habit is that i always close them no matter what and it's getting really annoying :D
The same condition. I am a new user of iphone 11, previously moving from android. I really feel the gap between these two operation system, where still, I feel andro is more comfortable. While in andro, we can easily close all the applications or tabs in just one click, here on iphone I must manually clear it one by one. Based on the information sources that sometimes I read and watch, clearing all the tabs on your iphone doesn't affect too good or positive enough for the phone. But like the most common people (I think), closing all the tabs is just my habit and if I don't close them, it really feels itchy to erase it gaaahh
I would say if you care about extending battery life then you definitely should keep the battery around 20-80 all through out the day. It is also what “Optimized Charging” is trying to do - limit the phone at 80 and then top the last 20 up right before you unplug it. The last 20% will definitely push more stress into the battery and of course this is somewhat unpractical for some users so ultilizing IOS feature is totally fine.
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I’ve used my 12 pro all day to watch videos since 8am and used the navigation for 2 hours and it’s 41%. Not bad. UPDATE: I’m still at 100% battery health after heavily using for 4 months UPDATE#2: I’m now at 96% Battery Health after about 13 months. I think it went down because I started fast charging it a lot. Definitely a bummer. Not as great of a battery as I thought.
@@tapiwanyamukondiwa basically I never get it below 50%. Rarely does it go from below that and usually I plug it in before that. I charge every night usually to 100% and watch it. The second it’s fully charged I unplug it. Sometimes I charge it till 85-90% and unplug. Also I sometimes give it a break and don’t charge for 24 hours if it’s above 60% by the time I go to bed.
@@GasGotti I just do the same, I have timer and charge my iPhone 3 hrs in the night with battery optimising on and it shows my battery charges till 100% half an hour before I unplug it.
well, from what i know, leaving your phone at night will not significantly damage your battery but it's kinda wrong to say it won't ever. optimized battery charging helps but if you have an irregular sleep pattern like me, it won't do much. the thing is; these lithium batteries are designed to constantly work. the ideal percentages for the battery's health is generally around 50% or at least between 40-80%. i'm only talking for the extra careful people out here though. since leaving the phone on charge while sleeping keeps it always at 100%, it might very very very slightly fasten up your battery degradation. it's still better to keep your phone off charge while sleeping, but if you prefer not to do so, like i said, it probably won't do a visible damage at all. at the end of the day, it's perfectly normal for a battery to degrade to 80% health in 2 years.
You deserve a sub, thanks for the information. It's very easy to understand especially with your soothing voice and you covered all of my questions in just simple words.
Funny how I've seen in other videos people say that actually leaving the apps open is the myth, and the actual fact is that apps can get into loops where they keep working on random stuff and cannot stop due to bad coding or general software version issues (this increases in probability the more apps you have open), and these loops will cause resources to be constatly devoted. I have seen this on my iPhone 7 with many applications. Honestly, I don't even know what to believe these days.
Just to add. Closing all suspended apps on your iPhone before sleeping is not bad at all. Keeping 20+ application in suspended mode while sleeping for 7+ hours may take up battery percentage more than closing (not force) your application. This is just based on my observation. But keeping your application suspended during your active hours during daytime and not constantly closing it is a good practice as per this video suggested.
Actually, having the apps open keeps more for the phone to focus which leads to more battery loss. And your entirely right about the phone having to focus on less but at the same time the phone has to much to keep.
What? The phone doesn’t have to focus on them. They are stored in the ram. And iOS manages this by default. It’s smart enough to juggle the needed power. It is (maybe just a little) more power efficient to leave apps open.
go to apple, batteries and maximizing performance for actual tips. its recommended to only charge to 50% if you are going to keep it for more than 1 year. all he is saying is lies
Quick question How much time does the optimized battery charging feature take to learn my charging schedule? I bought an iPhoen 12 last month and I usually charge my phone at around 11 pm and it fully charges at 1 am
An Apple Store tech confirmed it’s not good to leave the phone charging overnight. That’s exactly what I did to my iPhone and it killed my battery. It actually said service battery. Phone would work but wouldn’t last all day only about half a day.
If you implied that having the phone plugged in and charged to a 100% is no problem, being that the phone is designed to stop charging at a 100… then what use is the “optimized charging” that keeps the percentage at 80% before you pick it up?
There's no risk of overcharging your phone like there used to be with older batteries, so you're not going to cause a fire by leaving it plugged in, but leaving a lithium battery dead or fully charged for a long period of time will decrease its longevity bit by bit. Optimized charging learns from your schedule and will keep the phone at 80% until you're about to wake up, then it will charge up to 100% by the time you're ready to unplug it, thus reducing the time that the battery spends fully charged.
Basically what superfraggi... said. But the reason is that when the battery is near full charge or near empty, the charge is unbalanced and this is where the battery is under the highest amount of stress. So it would be ideal to keep the battery within the range of 20% to 80% charge to reduce the risk of battery expansion and reduction in performance.
Because while yes the iphone stops charging at 100% the problem is , it can happen that while you sleep 8 hours, your phone goes to 100% in 3 hours , now in the 5 hours left it can drop to 99% and the iphone starts charging again, that s called trickle charging which puts stress on your battery. So yhe optimized charging tries to prevent this behaviour basicly
As an electrical engineer, my advice is that on a battery there is always a battery cycle consumed whenever it is full charge and drain.. the only way to reduced somehow is to charge it from 40 and plug it out by 75-80
How about using the iphone while charging. Is it harmful for the battery. Also is it ok to charge at any percentage and remove at another? 4eg: charge at50% to 70%
Same with me But as soon as upgraded to iphone 11 from 7 the battery health just dropped to 88% after 8 Months of Use while IPhone 7 which I’ve had for more than 2 Years still at 96%
U forgot to say it is recommended by battery scientist, that phones wif li-on batteries have a prolonged life when u charge it or maintain the battery at 40-80% charged, and not optimal to charge it fully to 100% as it reaches max capacity it will stress out the battery and having a worse battery health in the long run. Frequent charges> one longer full charge.
Apple clearly state you won't run into problems if you charge your iPhone overnight, stop charging it before it reaches 100%, or start charging it before the battery drains completely.
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Ok. Question time that I’ve had it for years. Is it better to charge 100% and drain it all the way, thus charging once a day... OR give it multiple charges throughout the day but only charging it 15, 20% at a time??? While commuting for example...
I think you should not let it drop to zero. I can go 1 day w/o charging based on how I use my phone. I charge when I hit 20% & charge it 100%. Been doing it for years. Now lots give it charges thought out the day, or charge when they hit 40% & charge it up to 80%. It’s all based on what works for YOU & YOUR needs.
its false. go to apple, batteries and maximizing performance for actual tips. its recommended to only charge to 50% if you are going to keep it for more than 1 year.
Good content! While it’s less noticeable than it used to be, having apps up and running does use power, as well as bandwidth if they’re connected or constantly reestablishing connection as you move from location to location through your day. You should close those you’re not planning on accessing repeatedly. Having a slew of apps open as you go through the day, depending on the apps, will impact battery life and performance needlessly.
Exactly, I was going to say the exact same thing. It’s absolutely not a myth that keeping apps open when not using them is draining ur battery. Not only is ur phone trying to throttle the apps in the background but depending on what apps are still open, could be gps capatible or even a simple weather app running in the background is definitely using some battery juice. Leaving a few apps open probably isn’t a big deal but the amount of apps in this video is absolutely taking ur juice. Keep ur apps closed when not using them 💯
Great video! One doubt though, if keeping it all night long is fine, it means that charging to 100% and keeping it there is alright. So what is the added advantage of optimised charging (keeping it at 80% and charging the last 20% before you need to unplug)?
@@rodrigooyague8425 Broo IDEK anymore... It feels like everyone says different things about iPhone batteries. I just got the new iPhone 12 pro max (coming from Android and never had apple before) but I did hours of research on the batteries and just came to the conclusion of fucking it. Imma just charge my phone how I want to and whatever will be the most convenient according to the situation I'm in
@@firefox2462 same here, maybe I’ll try to keep it between 20 and 80 instead of charging it overnight and just in some cases I will use significant locations+OBC
You can charge more than once a day, and you don't need to unplug it as soon as it reaches 100%. More over if you want to know when it reaches 100% use shortcut app
I doubt re-entering an app after closing it drains the battery “a lot quicker”....besides, I have ocd, so if it comes to mind, I’m gonna close out all my apps.
It does. Normally, when you’re not using the app, it becomes suspended. When you open it, you can pretty much continue from where you left off right away. If you close it, the app has to boot up next time you want to use it, requiring more resources (CPU, network I/O, disk I/O).
Thank you sm!! I have an iPhone 6s rn and the battery health is really low, so I’m getting the iPhone 11 soon! I’ve always charged my phone overnight so I thought that was the problem but it’s not, so thanks! Once I get my new iPhone I will make sure to take care of the battery health a lot more
Imho you may have ruined the battery by charging it overnight, maybe because of an older battery design or older software and I would not charge overnight a new phone. Charge it before going to bed even if it’s not dead and unplug it before you sleep
@@marcor5886 that’s what I thought of doing but instead I’ve done it since the morning since I leave it around 60 percent and use the rest in the morning which isn’t good plus I noticed how my battery went down a few percent when I wasn’t using it for about 2 hours 4 percent of it I’d gone is that normal I already been having an iPhone 11 a little since before my birthday back in autumn of 2020 and now I can only use it for a few hours if it’s about 60 percent before it goes to 25 percent which is where I have been charging it and all my other devices then stopping since 95 percent
@@Jocelyn_Games_And_More7216 I've charged my phone overnight and this doesn't ruin the battery (if you turn on the optimized mode in the settings). I usually charge it from 40% up to 90-95% during the day and it's ok. I also noticed that the battery level drops by a few % when idle and don't know if that's normal.
@@marcor5886 I do have optimized battery on but I don’t get the notification saying it’s expected to be full at a certain time and a little bit of percent does drop for me too I don’t know if it’s normal but I don’t like it that it happens in every few hours and I use so not disturb it seems to do well with trying to keep the battery from dropping while I’m not using but not by a lot of time
no. go to apple, batteries and maximizing performance for actual tips. its recommended to only charge to 50% if you are going to keep it for more than 1 year
One question, why do we need optimize battery charging if there’s no way to overcharge your iPhone? Say it reaches a 100% at 4:00AM and we wake up at 8:00 without optimize battery charging, would that damage the battery?
This will not damage the battery but optimize battery charging increases the overall battery health in the long run. So for day to day use this will not be affected. Hopefully this helps!
Optimize battery charging prevents the battery from being at 100% all the time while charging. Which improves the battery Life/Health long term. However even if you do Not use optimize battery charging your battery could go bad health could drop sooner than expected, but your iPhone does not continue to charge itself after 100% no matter what.
How many % should I charge my iPhone b4 go lowbat and how many % should remove after charge ? Like should I fully charge or nah? What’s good? Mmm pls answer me pslsss
no. its effects the battery badly. go to apple, batteries and maximizing performance for actual tips. its recommended to only charge to 50% if you are going to keep it for more than 1 year
I am currently using my note 10 plus 25w adaptor. Would it affect my battery health? Should i buy apple charger? Ps. I am not getting the warning you screenshoted
Charging over night isn’t good for a battery though. It’s best to keep your phone between 20-80% when you can, once you hit 80%, the last 20% puts a lot of “pressure” on the battery and degrades it faster. Hence the reason why Apple added the battery optimization setting to stop at 80 until you wake up.
@@johnny44937 Lithium batteries have always had a limit where your phone stops charging at 100%… to prevent it from exploding and severely damaging your battery. Still doesn’t mean charging to 100 all the time is a good idea. Still degrades the battery much quicker then keeping your phone between 20-80%. The lower the voltage the better essentially. It’s like the rev limiter on a car. Sure the red line may be 6500 rpm but if you rev your vehicle all the time then it won’t last as long
@@Bdog0820 you know what idk even know what to say there are so many articles,people, experts etc saying this is good bad for phone battery I dont even know lol
Thanks for this video - very helpful. I just bought a used iPhone SE 2020. The battery life is 85%. I notice if I leave my iPhone on in sleep mode the battery drains fairly quickly and if I turn my iPhone off the battery barely drains at all. Is this normal?
That is way out of logic, in this model he say open everything and leave in background funny, becground things are working all time, and is more good that thing work only when you need it! Is not about 2021 batery spend more because close apps, but everything today need more ram and graphic base on proccesor, how can stay ready app if he is not ready on the memory ram, info about electronic must learn from tecniques of repairing them, they know more problems than fabric who create them.
Make video on significant location History & my places is not working Tried all resettings & also visited apple store & apple customers care But still it is not working in iphone 12 pro max Can u solve this problem bcz max people r facing this problem. Pl show ur guts to slove this problem. U will b declared No.1 utuber after this. Lets see Hope for positive
iDeviceHelp I wanna ask when i charge my iPad to 100% and start using it, after almost 45 mins of hard usage the battery suddenly drops to 84% or less. Can u tell why?
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After few updates you will cry 😢 for battery drain problem and lags.... Iphone user real problem
@@lovehimachal877 yeah, I know that Apple secretly bugs iOS so older phone drain faster . so Before installing an update I always read the reviews and besides I also have moto g5 plus, so
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Same
There's no risk of *overcharging* pretty much any piece of tech nowadays, but leaving something a lithium battery stuck at 100% for a long period of time will reduce the longevity just a bit. Optimized battery charging is better, but only in perfect scenarios, as in you have a routine schedule that the phone can learn from. Maybe the newer iPhones are smarter, but my iPhone XS struggled with my schedule as it bounced back and forth. It would be in the habit of charging my phone fully almost 3 hours before I was ready to unplug it and start my day, most likely because I would occasionally wake up and use it for a bit before going back to sleep. Either extreme for the battery, 0% or 100% will reduce battery longevity more than it would if it were between 20% and 80%.
It would be ideal to remove any case for wireless charging, made for it or not, the further away the coils are, the harder they have to work to provide that power, increasing heat output. Batteries aren't the biggest fan of heat, and will lose longevity faster if they are subjected to higher temperatures. A bit of extra heat is usually fine, but less is better. Don't leave your phone in the sun, and if the phone is particularly warm, avoid charging it until it cools down, as charging will be less efficient in addition to it putting more heat into the phone.
And apps in the background do use some resources, particularly without low power mode enabled. Apple is good at reducing the amount of power they use, but they still do use resources to remain loaded. Unless you're opening an app frequently, there's no harm in clearing out your app switcher on occasion to remove apps you haven't used in a while. It's like starting your car, if you're not stopping and going frequently, turn it off, but if you're in stop and go traffic, you'll use more gas starting the engine multiple times than you would just leaving it on.
Amazing explanation
@@LoxTrap7 too bad it isnt accurate
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*People using Android watching this:* wtf am i even doing here
Nothing , you just getting impressed with the iPhone 📱
@@lovepreetdhillon5216 true, in fact I am using Android myself.
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I wish it would allow you to manually set your "Optimized Charging" complete time. Due to my varying schedules from week to week it never seems to know exactly when I want full charge to complete so I've turned it off. It would be nice if you could link it to the alarm clock so that it is done by the time your alarm goes off.
Same
It would be nice if they would let me turn off fast charging. I don’t always need fast charging on especially when charging at work or overnight
@@thetechlibrarian if you dont want fast charging then use USB-A cable, not the USB-C
@@calcu007 wouldn’t it be easier to have a switch to turn off fast charging than it would be to carry a extra charger block and cord.
Same, what do you do for fixed this ?
I’m watching this because I want to use a fast charger but every time I see my battery health go down my heart stops.
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(The first myth) then I been using my iPhone wrong for years. 😂
Cancelling out apps is probably one of my biggest habits, would’ve good if apple implemented a new feature targeting users like me because surely I’m not the only one
yeah, like somthing like most of the androids have. a little x button that clears all of the apps, that would be awsome
somebody said that you actually should leave the app tabs open but my habit is that i always close them no matter what and it's getting really annoying :D
The same condition. I am a new user of iphone 11, previously moving from android. I really feel the gap between these two operation system, where still, I feel andro is more comfortable. While in andro, we can easily close all the applications or tabs in just one click, here on iphone I must manually clear it one by one. Based on the information sources that sometimes I read and watch, clearing all the tabs on your iphone doesn't affect too good or positive enough for the phone. But like the most common people (I think), closing all the tabs is just my habit and if I don't close them, it really feels itchy to erase it gaaahh
I would say if you care about extending battery life then you definitely should keep the battery around 20-80 all through out the day. It is also what “Optimized Charging” is trying to do - limit the phone at 80 and then top the last 20 up right before you unplug it. The last 20% will definitely push more stress into the battery and of course this is somewhat unpractical for some users so ultilizing IOS feature is totally fine.
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@@iDeviceHelp morning morning
I’ve used my 12 pro all day to watch videos since 8am and used the navigation for 2 hours and it’s 41%. Not bad.
UPDATE: I’m still at 100% battery health after heavily using for 4 months
UPDATE#2: I’m now at 96% Battery Health after about 13 months. I think it went down because I started fast charging it a lot. Definitely a bummer. Not as great of a battery as I thought.
@dnimike 88 lol I wish I had an extra one to give you.
What’s your charging pattern
@@tapiwanyamukondiwa basically I never get it below 50%. Rarely does it go from below that and usually I plug it in before that. I charge every night usually to 100% and watch it. The second it’s fully charged I unplug it. Sometimes I charge it till 85-90% and unplug. Also I sometimes give it a break and don’t charge for 24 hours if it’s above 60% by the time I go to bed.
@@GasGotti I just do the same, I have timer and charge my iPhone 3 hrs in the night with battery optimising on and it shows my battery charges till 100% half an hour before I unplug it.
What’s your battery health now?
For first time use. Should I drain it?
well, from what i know, leaving your phone at night will not significantly damage your battery but it's kinda wrong to say it won't ever.
optimized battery charging helps but if you have an irregular sleep pattern like me, it won't do much. the thing is; these lithium batteries are designed to constantly work. the ideal percentages for the battery's health is generally around 50% or at least between 40-80%. i'm only talking for the extra careful people out here though. since leaving the phone on charge while sleeping keeps it always at 100%, it might very very very slightly fasten up your battery degradation. it's still better to keep your phone off charge while sleeping, but if you prefer not to do so, like i said, it probably won't do a visible damage at all. at the end of the day, it's perfectly normal for a battery to degrade to 80% health in 2 years.
Thank you, now I’m relieved. I charged my iPhone overnight last night n getting nervous bout my batt health
oh, i had been plugging in the wrong whole before, thanks mate!
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You deserve a sub, thanks for the information. It's very easy to understand especially with your soothing voice and you covered all of my questions in just simple words.
Funny how I've seen in other videos people say that actually leaving the apps open is the myth, and the actual fact is that apps can get into loops where they keep working on random stuff and cannot stop due to bad coding or general software version issues (this increases in probability the more apps you have open), and these loops will cause resources to be constatly devoted. I have seen this on my iPhone 7 with many applications.
Honestly, I don't even know what to believe these days.
Just to add. Closing all suspended apps on your iPhone before sleeping is not bad at all. Keeping 20+ application in suspended mode while sleeping for 7+ hours may take up battery percentage more than closing (not force) your application. This is just based on my observation. But keeping your application suspended during your active hours during daytime and not constantly closing it is a good practice as per this video suggested.
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Actually, having the apps open keeps more for the phone to focus which leads to more battery loss. And your entirely right about the phone having to focus on less but at the same time the phone has to much to keep.
What? The phone doesn’t have to focus on them. They are stored in the ram. And iOS manages this by default. It’s smart enough to juggle the needed power. It is (maybe just a little) more power efficient to leave apps open.
Wrong
Is it ok to charge iPhones using macbooks always?, since it charges quickly.
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go to apple, batteries and maximizing performance for actual tips. its recommended to only charge to 50% if you are going to keep it for more than 1 year. all he is saying is lies
Quick question
How much time does the optimized battery charging feature take to learn my charging schedule?
I bought an iPhoen 12 last month and I usually charge my phone at around 11 pm
and it fully charges at 1 am
From my experience it usually takes about a week and then it should work properly.
Ah finally this guy made me correct my mistakes, coz I always close apps everytime I don't use them, maybe I was just used to doing it from my android
If you do not close them and expect them to load faster, this basically means RAM is in use which could cause battery drain.
@@MuhamadDilshad Exactly
@@MuhamadDilshad so just close em ?????
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Watching this because I'm waiting for my new iphone to be delivered. First time iphone user soon, 🥳🥳
Just got my first today and I'm so lost. And why don't they come with chargers🤷🏾♀️ how do you charge this thing.
@@totallyterika8949 It come with a lightning cable pretty simple, unless you a android user
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An Apple Store tech confirmed it’s not good to leave the phone charging overnight. That’s exactly what I did to my iPhone and it killed my battery. It actually said service battery. Phone would work but wouldn’t last all day only about half a day.
Can i use my phone while charging it or is it going to damage the battery(this is my main question)
It clearly damages your battery
@@HegoDamaskII ok. So what happens when you go from 25% to 85% back and forth??
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If you implied that having the phone plugged in and charged to a 100% is no problem, being that the phone is designed to stop charging at a 100… then what use is the “optimized charging” that keeps the percentage at 80% before you pick it up?
There's no risk of overcharging your phone like there used to be with older batteries, so you're not going to cause a fire by leaving it plugged in, but leaving a lithium battery dead or fully charged for a long period of time will decrease its longevity bit by bit. Optimized charging learns from your schedule and will keep the phone at 80% until you're about to wake up, then it will charge up to 100% by the time you're ready to unplug it, thus reducing the time that the battery spends fully charged.
Basically what superfraggi... said. But the reason is that when the battery is near full charge or near empty, the charge is unbalanced and this is where the battery is under the highest amount of stress.
So it would be ideal to keep the battery within the range of 20% to 80% charge to reduce the risk of battery expansion and reduction in performance.
Because while yes the iphone stops charging at 100% the problem is , it can happen that while you sleep 8 hours, your phone goes to 100% in 3 hours , now in the 5 hours left it can drop to 99% and the iphone starts charging again, that s called trickle charging which puts stress on your battery. So yhe optimized charging tries to prevent this behaviour basicly
Phone heats up around 80%. If you charge further the heat may damage the phone. Giving the phone a break at 80% helps it cool down
Very good explanation 🤙🤙 but may i ask ? Is it can if charge this iphone using the old type cable? Is it will cause any problem ?
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Should i charge my iPhone after draining 100% battery or when?
As an electrical engineer, my advice is that on a battery there is always a battery cycle consumed whenever it is full charge and drain.. the only way to reduced somehow is to charge it from 40 and plug it out by 75-80
That may be truth but you’re saying that we should use 35% of battery and then recharge it? Be more tolerant please 😜
@@Mark-po2xx depends on your phone on how fast it drains
How about using the iphone while charging. Is it harmful for the battery. Also is it ok to charge at any percentage and remove at another? 4eg: charge at50% to 70%
I had my iPhone 8 for over a year now and the battery percentage is 98% so is the good.
That’s awesome. What’s your secret? U doing what this guy does / says?
Same with me But as soon as upgraded to iphone 11 from 7 the battery health just dropped to 88% after 8 Months of Use while IPhone 7 which I’ve had for more than 2 Years still at 96%
@@alich9554 oh wow 😳 i really thought iPhone 11 had all the battery improvements
@@thebenedictavenue1170 the iPhone 11 battery good he probably didn’t take care of it
@@quataviusj i guess so. Coz all my friends who use ip11 say it has improved battery perf.
Is it true that every time you charge your phone to 100%, it counts towards the final allowed charges on your IPhone battery?
This is one of the mist useful videos I have watched for a long time. Very informative!! Thank you, sir. I just subbed.
Answered a very important question shld we leave it on charge over night
U forgot to say it is recommended by battery scientist, that phones wif li-on batteries have a prolonged life when u charge it or maintain the battery at 40-80% charged, and not optimal to charge it fully to 100% as it reaches max capacity it will stress out the battery and having a worse battery health in the long run. Frequent charges> one longer full charge.
So many people, so many opinions. 😅 Just enjoy the phone. Battery will get used and old no matter what.
@@joanne5224 yeah true, and also a free upgrade to new iPhone every year. At least for me
@@joanne5224 cringe
To avoid any stress on the battery just stop recharging it any more...
Apple clearly state you won't run into problems if you charge your iPhone overnight, stop charging it before it reaches 100%, or start charging it before the battery drains completely.
One of the best for iphone advice 👍🏻not been with apple for about 6 years and just got the 13 pro max it's beaut 👌🏼 coming from the s21 ultra,followed you for years good to see you're still going strong!
Thank you for creating this tutorial. Will it damage my battery if I use my iphone while it's charging?
Ok. Question time that I’ve had it for years. Is it better to charge 100% and drain it all the way, thus charging once a day... OR give it multiple charges throughout the day but only charging it 15, 20% at a time??? While commuting for example...
I think you should not let it drop to zero. I can go 1 day w/o charging based on how I use my phone. I charge when I hit 20% & charge it 100%. Been doing it for years.
Now lots give it charges thought out the day, or charge when they hit 40% & charge it up to 80%. It’s all based on what works for YOU & YOUR needs.
Thank you so much Mr Rockwell for helping me
Where do you get your information from? Some pretty bold claims
its false. go to apple, batteries and maximizing performance for actual tips. its recommended to only charge to 50% if you are going to keep it for more than 1 year.
may i know which phone case are you using ? thank you
Very helpful and pretty much coverd all parameters regarding battery charging.Thanks a ton for this video.
Much appreciated.
Yeah except the should you use your phone while charging good or bad
All thanks to Mr Rockwell he is So much Amazing with his platform and has helped me so much
Good video and want know about that case you got….where can i get it from??
Good content! While it’s less noticeable than it used to be, having apps up and running does use power, as well as bandwidth if they’re connected or constantly reestablishing connection as you move from location to location through your day. You should close those you’re not planning on accessing repeatedly. Having a slew of apps open as you go through the day, depending on the apps, will impact battery life and performance needlessly.
U can disable background app refresh. So it doesn't auto refresh on background if u forget to close ur bg apps
@@danimoosakhan Where in settings can I do this?
@@aubreybondoc settings > general > background app refresh
U can either turn it off for all apps or specific apps
@@aubreybondoc you can do what the other guy said or just search it up in the settings
Exactly, I was going to say the exact same thing. It’s absolutely not a myth that keeping apps open when not using them is draining ur battery. Not only is ur phone trying to throttle the apps in the background but depending on what apps are still open, could be gps capatible or even a simple weather app running in the background is definitely using some battery juice. Leaving a few apps open probably isn’t a big deal but the amount of apps in this video is absolutely taking ur juice. Keep ur apps closed when not using them 💯
Using 11 pro max since launch and STILL at 💯
Nice! What are your charging habits?
Great video! One doubt though, if keeping it all night long is fine, it means that charging to 100% and keeping it there is alright. So what is the added advantage of optimised charging (keeping it at 80% and charging the last 20% before you need to unplug)?
He is my broker too thanks so much Mr Rockwell
Oh wow great question! Let me know if you find the answer
Apple says that enabling significant locations is necessary for OBC, is it worth it? Because I think it may drain battery
@@rodrigooyague8425 Broo IDEK anymore... It feels like everyone says different things about iPhone batteries. I just got the new iPhone 12 pro max (coming from Android and never had apple before) but I did hours of research on the batteries and just came to the conclusion of fucking it. Imma just charge my phone how I want to and whatever will be the most convenient according to the situation I'm in
@@firefox2462 same here, maybe I’ll try to keep it between 20 and 80 instead of charging it overnight and just in some cases I will use significant locations+OBC
How to fast charge iPhone? Is it safe? Using ipad charger will it help fast charging??
1)Can we charge more than once a day??
2)Should we unplug the device as soon as it charges to 100 percent??
*Please* *answer* *this*
You can charge more than once a day, and you don't need to unplug it as soon as it reaches 100%. More over if you want to know when it reaches 100% use shortcut app
Chargin durin the day plug in at 20% and unplug at 80%
Which phone case is that?? Can you give the link?
I doubt re-entering an app after closing it drains the battery “a lot quicker”....besides, I have ocd, so if it comes to mind, I’m gonna close out all my apps.
Brooo I literally do the exact same thing😂
Wdym by this?
@mike anderson wdym by this so Instagram and TH-cam drains battery?
It does. Normally, when you’re not using the app, it becomes suspended. When you open it, you can pretty much continue from where you left off right away. If you close it, the app has to boot up next time you want to use it, requiring more resources (CPU, network I/O, disk I/O).
@@crnisrb does it drain battery if you leave the app open without logging off
Is it bad to be using your phone while it charges?
What abt switching off at night.? Does it effect battery health .?
So... yes or no to fast charger?
Thank you sm!! I have an iPhone 6s rn and the battery health is really low, so I’m getting the iPhone 11 soon! I’ve always charged my phone overnight so I thought that was the problem but it’s not, so thanks! Once I get my new iPhone I will make sure to take care of the battery health a lot more
Imho you may have ruined the battery by charging it overnight, maybe because of an older battery design or older software and I would not charge overnight a new phone. Charge it before going to bed even if it’s not dead and unplug it before you sleep
@@marcor5886 that’s what I thought of doing but instead I’ve done it since the morning since I leave it around 60 percent and use the rest in the morning which isn’t good plus I noticed how my battery went down a few percent when I wasn’t using it for about 2 hours 4 percent of it I’d gone is that normal I already been having an iPhone 11 a little since before my birthday back in autumn of 2020 and now I can only use it for a few hours if it’s about 60 percent before it goes to 25 percent which is where I have been charging it and all my other devices then stopping since 95 percent
@@Jocelyn_Games_And_More7216 I've charged my phone overnight and this doesn't ruin the battery (if you turn on the optimized mode in the settings). I usually charge it from 40% up to 90-95% during the day and it's ok. I also noticed that the battery level drops by a few % when idle and don't know if that's normal.
@@marcor5886 I do have optimized battery on but I don’t get the notification saying it’s expected to be full at a certain time and a little bit of percent does drop for me too I don’t know if it’s normal but I don’t like it that it happens in every few hours and I use so not disturb it seems to do well with trying to keep the battery from dropping while I’m not using but not by a lot of time
Using iPad Air 4 charger for my iPhone 12. Would it harm my iPhone?
Amazing video! How have I not come across your channel yet? Subscribed right away!
Is it ok to charge your iPhone while using it like watching TH-cam videos or playing games ?
Is it generally better to charge your phone to 80% instead of 100%?
no its a myth
Actually it’s worse cause your charging your phone more
I have iPad 12w type A with cable and MacBook Pro 65w with Type C and cable .. don’t have new 20w type C charger which is best recommended ..
Who else here uses low power mode all the time? Anyway, thanks for the tip dude... cool video 😇
I always have it on lmao
great vid. what is your case btw? thanks
I’ve had my 11 pro since December 2019 and it’s still at 100% battery health
Are you fucking kidding me dude?
@@karanveer6130no I’m not
how?
@@eternalsunshine569 I take care of it or something idk
@@crawdaddy1600 yes i mean how do you take care of it?
Is it better to charge till 80 then? And is it best to not let the battery die ?
What about charging from 20% to 80% . Does it prolong battery life?
no. go to apple, batteries and maximizing performance for actual tips. its recommended to only charge to 50% if you are going to keep it for more than 1 year
@@Kjerstina07 I think you are confusing the tip. you would only go to 50% if you are storing your phone for long periods of time
Is it okay to charge iPhone by connecting my iPhone cable to c port of my laptop. Thanks
I love your case. Where did you buy it? 😎
cool case; what is it?
One question, why do we need optimize battery charging if there’s no way to overcharge your iPhone? Say it reaches a 100% at 4:00AM and we wake up at 8:00 without optimize battery charging, would that damage the battery?
This will not damage the battery but optimize battery charging increases the overall battery health in the long run. So for day to day use this will not be affected. Hopefully this helps!
Optimize battery charging prevents the battery from being at 100% all the time while charging. Which improves the battery Life/Health long term. However even if you do Not use optimize battery charging your battery could go bad health could drop sooner than expected, but your iPhone does not continue to charge itself after 100% no matter what.
How many % should I charge my iPhone b4 go lowbat and how many % should remove after charge ? Like should I fully charge or nah? What’s good? Mmm pls answer me pslsss
does that also apply for iPhone XR, is okay to leave it charge overnight?
Yes
no. its effects the battery badly. go to apple, batteries and maximizing performance for actual tips. its recommended to only charge to 50% if you are going to keep it for more than 1 year
@Mad Mullah umm nah. It says on the apple. Just go check. Idc if you think im wrong
Does using data over Wi-Fi impacts the battery?
What about wireless charging for airpods pro? do they have optimize battery charging too?
they do, similar to the one found in the iPhones
They also start using battery as soon as you take them out of the case so definitely keep the AirPods in the case when not using them
I am currently using my note 10 plus 25w adaptor. Would it affect my battery health?
Should i buy apple charger?
Ps. I am not getting the warning you screenshoted
Charging over night isn’t good for a battery though. It’s best to keep your phone between 20-80% when you can, once you hit 80%, the last 20% puts a lot of “pressure” on the battery and degrades it faster. Hence the reason why Apple added the battery optimization setting to stop at 80 until you wake up.
Its been debunked its ok
@@johnny44937 how so?
@@Bdog0820 cause the newer iphones have like a stop charging more or something look it up
@@johnny44937 Lithium batteries have always had a limit where your phone stops charging at 100%… to prevent it from exploding and severely damaging your battery. Still doesn’t mean charging to 100 all the time is a good idea. Still degrades the battery much quicker then keeping your phone between 20-80%. The lower the voltage the better essentially. It’s like the rev limiter on a car. Sure the red line may be 6500 rpm but if you rev your vehicle all the time then it won’t last as long
@@Bdog0820 you know what idk even know what to say there are so many articles,people, experts etc saying this is good bad for phone battery
I dont even know lol
Thanks for this video - very helpful.
I just bought a used iPhone SE 2020. The battery life is 85%. I notice if I leave my iPhone on in sleep mode the battery drains fairly quickly and if I turn my iPhone off the battery barely drains at all.
Is this normal?
People still closed there apps in 2021 like they did something, it just drains the battery more
That is way out of logic, in this model he say open everything and leave in background funny, becground things are working all time, and is more good that thing work only when you need it!
Is not about 2021 batery spend more because close apps, but everything today need more ram and graphic base on proccesor, how can stay ready app if he is not ready on the memory ram, info about electronic must learn from tecniques of repairing them, they know more problems than fabric who create them.
@@MultiAlbon 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ iOS doesn’t work like this. It has good RAM management and stops background tasks
Is fast charging good or bad for iPhones or one should rather use the normal 5w charger ?
May I ask what case are you using for your iPhone? I like it.
Make video on significant location
History & my places is not working
Tried all resettings & also visited apple store & apple customers care
But still it is not working in iphone 12 pro max
Can u solve this problem bcz max people r facing this problem.
Pl show ur guts to slove this problem.
U will b declared No.1 utuber after this.
Lets see
Hope for positive
Not me using a case not meant for MagSafe and charging it that way every night
can these tips also be used for ipads?
iDeviceHelp I wanna ask when i charge my iPad to 100% and start using it, after almost 45 mins of hard usage the battery suddenly drops to 84% or less. Can u tell why?
'Cause you used it.
@@vincenzo6949 why suddenly?
Battery deteriorates overtime how long you had it for ? You might need to change the battery.
What is the best % to charge the iphone 13? And until what %? Thanks in advance..
Just charge whenever you want and need it . Everything isn’t eternal. Apple change your battery for about 55$, it’s not expensive
Doesn't it depend on the phone?
That’s for like the iPhone 8 Plus and below lol
I had an iPhone 8. Upgraded today and just realized the iPhone 12? The charger is totally different. Is there a way to go still keep my old power bank
Hey, thank you for your video. My question is, is it bad to use MacBook Air to charge my iphone all the time ?(using the iphone cable ) Thank you.
Same question
just got my 14 pm yesterday - learned a lot from you Thank youuuu
I have an Anker fast charger and it feels like the same quality as an apple product.
It is. Anker makes quality stuff and is more inexpensive when compared with Apple. I personally use a wire from anker that is usb c to lightning and a pixel phone adapter to charge my iPhone SE 2020
Anker cables/chargers > Apple
How come third part cables wont charge on my 12 but on other iphone will. hmm
@@blackbirdnoodle9546 what kind of third party chargers are you using?
@@passionatetechnology8306 It was from a fake airpods hahah. My cousin lent her wireless charger for temporary use but it was slow. but I got the anker brick and cable now so it's all good.
Is this the same for iPads
what case is that??? Its super clean
also want to know the case he uses
Where did you get your case?
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