Do Fast Chargers RUINS a Phone's Battery Health?
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I used 21% of my iPhone 13 Pro battery health in just over a year of use, wireless charging at night, and fast charging in the car every day (to top up). Now I use a 5W cable at night and don’t top in the car, I am at 100% battery health after 4 months of use.
So what you're saying is that you had your battery replaced? I just had my 12 pro battery health hit 79% this year and just had my battery replaced last weekend (7/14/23) after 2 years of heavy use. I have been using fast chargers all day everyday and am afraid to degrade the battery too quick again
@@banana_sackboy whole phone was replaced, but yeah starting from 100%.
@@banana_sackboy I had a fast charger in my car too, and typically it would top it up from about 70% ish to 100% but also give it lots of extra heat. I’m at 100% now, slow charge nightly with a 5W cable and have had the “iPhone too hot, shutting down notification” twice on hot days recently.
@@E6MND ah i see I would use a fast charger in the car too noticed the intense heat my phone would get and it would slow down immensely or even lag when I'm using maps while playing music. I only got the heat notification once but that was also cuz my area was like 108+ degrees
My iPhone 12 was at about 87% after 2 years using the 20 watt charger, my 13 mini is at 99% after 6 months using the 5 watt. 5 watt is definitely a big saver
Best way to mantain your iphone battery is: dont let them go below 20%, use 5w charger at night and just when you are in a rush use the 20w but not in your car, completely forget about wireless or magsafe charging, because is slow and gets warm. By doing this i have an iphone 13 with 90% in two years of extensive use.
are theses tips applied for androids ??
Yeah. My 6 year old y9 2019 last longer than my father's new phone with a newer battery.
I'm using the 10W on my 15 pro max every night. Still 100% since October with 157 battery cycle count.
No. Saved you 3 of the 6 minutes of the video. You're welcome.
Indeed the 11 Pro Max is a beast. I own it 4 years now and my battery condition is currently sitting on 81%. But I wanna go for an upgrade this year, looking for the 15 pro max and I hope the battery will be perfect as well!
did you use fast charging a lot?
@@kenpachizaraki3196 no almost never, I think that’s why the battery is still in good condition.
@@BiekesI have 75% on iPhone 7 Plus, 7 years of daily use
do you think 67 watts or more is to much does its seem 45 watts is possible ? I mean do you think if I charge at 120 watts if I dont have optimization software do you think 67 watts or more is possible ? I have an android phone !!!
The chemical reaction that goes on in the battery during fast charging naturally generates heat so blowing cold air outside won’t really prevent battery degradation. Even EVs have coolant flowing through their battery packs to keep the temps down and over time the batteries still degrades.
But it definitely slows down the degradation cuz if they were not useful then why would they spend to develop it in the first place?
I only use it if I’m desperate for charge, otherwise use the slower chargers
Hi . Currently i am using mophie wireless charger with 20w apple charger. As i know that apple wireless charger can boost to 15w if i use 20w apple charger. What if i use wireless charger from another brands with 20w apple charger. Is it will be boosted to 15w.
One thing I've started doing is leave my phone on top of the A/C vent while charging, charge my phone at 25 watts and it stays totally cool
When you’re fast, charging your iPhone having it in front of an air conditioner, cools it from the outside while the battery is heated from the inside not the same thing as just using a slow charger in the first place
Battery heats up, transfers the heat to the outer side, AC displaces heat from there in , cooler battery
You giving advise on how fast charger affects battery health is totally wrong. You have 92% left in less than a year. Your routine or ideas is very wrong in first place. My 13 pro max is 92% and its almost 2 years. I use the appel 5w charger. So yes fast charger degrade your battery
Its not the fast charging that hurts your battery health it's the heat that comes with the fast charging for me i found out that the best charger to use was apple 20w adapter it's doesn't heat the phone at all compared to anker and u green
im at 87 on iPhone 14 pro. beta since launch as a developer
I’ve had a 100w cable and my battery is still at 100
My phone sucks 100w when charging.......i might invest in a small brick for night charging
fast chargers and magsafe chargers ruin your batterys there is nothing complexed about this. and 100% charge is not a problem you need to do more extensive testing as i have so dont belive all the crap you read and hear with out doing your own proper testing over long term ..
0:48 my iphone 11 pro max battery is at 83%. owned it since lauch
Nice. My 12 Pro Max still has over 90% battery health and I’ve had it since launch.
Impressive!
are you planning to upgrade to the 15 pro max?
@@Biekes ima wait until the 16 or 17. my phone is still going strong
My 11 pro is at 81, didnt have it launch, bought it in 2022 refurbished around 96% battery health
i’ll say from experience, it might. i never babied my iphone 7 plus since new. charging it overnight, using powerbanks, car charger, playing multiple matches of PUBG nearly daily for some time, etc. i bought it in march 2017 and haven’t had a battery change. today, i still use it as my secondary phone & modem for my laptop, and it’s currently at 72% battery health.
then there’s my iphone 13 pro. haven’t changed the battery as well, and it’s currently at 74% capacity 🤣 i kinda babied it ever since it reached 78%, avoiding charging overnight & using car chargers and yet it still degrades so fast. i don’t even play heavy games like PUBG anymore. so if i had to guess, either the battery quality has went down, or maybe it’s because of fast charging.
Mine use realme gt5 240w about 5 month drop 2% of battery health AND my iphone 13 pro use 20w charger and its drop fast af! ABOUT 3% AND I USE ONLY ABOUT A MONTH! A MONTH!
My iPhone is charged using the Apple five W block every single night. My iPhone 14 Pro Max is still at 100% battery health after 10 months my 13 Pro Max was 100% battery health for nearly 13 months my 12 Pro Max was 100% battery health for a full year.And I know it’s because of how cool I keep my iPhone cause I use it all day long and play games on it and FaceTime and iMessage for 8-12 hours a day
😂I dealt no way still be 100%bh after a year if you are spending 8 to 12 hours on a phone everyday
If that was my usage it be 88%
I gave up the slow 5w switched 30w 😂 can’t it’s 2023 not 2017 who’s got time 3 to 4hrs to wait I got Apple care so no worries
Bro if you get a new iPhone every year why bother with the battery in the first place anyways? Lmao Eventually those old phones wont get an ios update from Apple and become irrelevant. Go sell them now before it loses its value 😂
do u charge mostly overnight?
How many amps is ur 5w?
It does impact your phone on a big way my phone at 93% after 6 months of use
Mine 95 after 1year 5w charger
@@eren5411shit takes 3 hours to charge damn.
iPhone doesn't have fast charging in the first place 😆Nothing even near to the fast charging.
This isn’t true
@@0L1V3R_xx Yes, it is. 20W is everything iPhone 15 Pro Max can do, and it's pathetic. Even Apple is hiding that information on their webpage, so that users don't feel like they spending ridiculous money on some crap.
@@0L1V3R_xx Yes, it is. 20W is everything iPhone 15 Pro Max can do, and it's pathetic. Even Apple is hiding that information on their webpage, so that users don't feel like they spending ridiculous money on some s**t.
Just use the shat out of phone and then replace the battery, be alot happier
Innit man, all this BS about trying to save battery health. I’d rather replace the battery than spend time worrying about it.
He is talking about fast charging and addressing iPhone?😂
Bro, OnePlus has Supervooc charging technology ⚡🔥
I only use a cable and after 1 year it is 100%
Keeping ur phone out the heat should be common sense 😂
Charging works well on my 12 pro max but will be better when I cop the iPhone 15 Pro max
the short answer ... fast chargers will impact your battery health don't believe anyone tell you otherwise ... in one condition fast chargers will not have any impact in your battery health ... if your phone cool to the touch ... and there is no fast charger will keep your phone cool to the touch ... even if you're in cold place
This isn’t true, the heat generated from a fast charger isn’t enough to cause substantial damage to your phones battery health. All fast chargers are MFI (made for iPhone) so they are fitted with a special chip that regulates how fast the phones being charged -this controls the temperature- and although you may think your is too hot while fast charging, it’s the right temperature.
Bad habits from Apple users, leaving their phones on a charger overnight, is one of the main culprits. If you fast charge your phone, and pay attention, it will trickle charge once it hits 90%. If you leave your phone on a charger after it is full, it slightly discharges then tops it back off, which is bad for any device with a lithium battery. Charge your phone and pull it off when it’s full. This is more apparent with laptops as people have a tendency to leave their laptops plugged in, a lot. This degrades the battery immensely. Your phone needs to go through it cycles as normal, and not left on a charger for long periods of time after it tops off. The whole battery Health monitor on iPhones is just a way to keep you paranoid, and help them with giving you less money via trade in. Same as them putting overpowered chipsets in their phones and not allowing you to use all the horsepower. They put those in there so your phone stays running after 4+ years. Are we to assume ladies have hot asses? I thought your comment on women putting their phones in their back pockets hilarious. Interesting take nonetheless.
I have a iPhone 14 pro max in purple and my battery health is at 100% and I had this phone for 6 months
Let me guess u charge using apple 20w adapter
I always stay lightening fast brick charged 100%. OCD! 🤭 S23!🤜🤛 But!... I charge first and then turn my cell off at bedtime bc I have a landline for backup😉 Never leave on overnight charge! Shawn I love your videos! 💜
Sounds stupid u can’t control were u need to charge ur battery my answer to all America if I want ur battery to last longer don’t let ur battery get down to low then charge it it be to much pressure on the battery so there is ur answer
Anything which heats up your fone damages the battery. The rest is bulshit.
iPhone 14 Pro Max - 12 months of use and still at 100% battery health
I used my 13 Pro Max for over a year and still had 100% bh left. I used a 5W charger almost all the time and kept it between 45-65%
😂nah I can’t specially the crappy 5w can’t w8 4hrs to charge from O to 100
Screw it 30w 1hr half hate waiting
Apple replaces the battery for a decent price
How many amps?
@@bigmaxcc In Brazil, the battery replacement is 50% of the minimum wage...
Maybe where you live it is a decent price, but not worldwide.
20%-80% is enough my guy
Quality elaboration 👍
can u make a video about the 14 pro
what would you like to see?
@@SimplyPops like the battery and how is it this month and hows the battery keeps up
I’ve been using a fast charger for my 13 Pro Max since day one at launch and I’m at 88% health.
Same BH & it’s still going on strong
lol, he's got an iphone...
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Lol
iPhone 14 pro still at 100% capacity
Perfect!
Yes it does. Fast charging kills battery gradually. Max 12w should be used for optimized charging.
good idea
im using 10 watts
Do fast chargers *hurt* your iPhone battery
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S23+ here, after 16 months of usage, 97% of battery health left, 99% of the time with 8W slow charging.
So should I use 10 watt charger for my samsung phone, pls reply
@@madcars4222 If you have time to wait then you could use your 10W charger, since if I turn off fast charging, it's gonna take me 2,5 hours to fully charge the phone.
Fast Charging shouldn't ruin your Phone's Battery life.
Idc if I’m first
Been using a combo of fast wired charging and MagSafe charging on my 14 Pro Max since launch. I’m now at 91% health. I wish Apple would give us the option to limit both charge to 80% and speed of charging manually so we can take control of our battery health instead of relying on the “smart” options. Almost feels like they don’t want to give those options so we can go buy new battery replacements.
they added this…to the newest 15 model☠️
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