What is your iPhone battery health (and how old)?

Raymond Lin said:
I would download coconut battery and tell you but that app isn't ont he appstore anymore!
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coconutBattery 4 - by coconut-flavour.com

With coconutBattery you are always aware of your current battery health. It shows you live information about the battery in your Mac and iOS devices (iPhone, iPad)
www.coconut-flavour.com

Raymond Lin said:
I only charge it overnight if the battery percentage is below 40% when i go to sleep. Since I only sit at work and I can charge it there.

So I just charge it when it hits around 20% and stop it when it hits around 80%. It would get to 100% now and again if I get busy at work and forget to unplug or charge it overnight, perhaps once a week.
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Really interesting to see the number of cycles, but it looks as though you actually take a lot of care about it, and yet it's at 82% and it's a year newer than mine, which is at 89%!
 
Feek said:
It's a Mac app, not iOS.
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The iPhone "capacity" shows 82%.

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That's a lot more cycles than mine as well, that explains why it's at a lower capacity.
 
Mine is currently sitting on 85% and is 4 years old.

IPhone 13

I get a few days out of a fully charged battery and sometimes more but depends on how often I use it.

Been tempted to get it replaced
 
Battery performance on my aging 13 Pro now sucks but I can't justify a new iPhone (no real innovation that interests me). Assuming its still worth paying Apple £85 for a new official battery opposed to somewhere like iSmash that charges £50 for a third party one?

EDIT: Just installed to PowerUtil to check stats, 907 cycles and 83% max battery health, 79% PowerUtil max health.
 
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86% for my 14 Pro but I barely use it since getting my iPad. I hate to think what it would be otherwise, probably 64%.
 
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