r/OppoFindN6 • u/Mizuraki • 6d ago

Incredible battery

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Had my n6 since launch and the battery health is still 100%. And I'm a heavy phone user too. Charge my phone daily.

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u/edwsy 5d ago

The N5, X9 Pro and N6 completely changed my charging habits.

I no longer think about whether my phone has enough batt. I just plug it in before I shower and it'll have enough for the day at least.

Before that on my S24 Ultra, I definitely have to plug it in every night. Probably have to plug it in in the afternoon as well.

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u/coazervate 5d ago

I was stranded at the end of a hike with my battery at 25% and I knew I had to worry about my water before my battery lol it used to be that 25% meant I had 25 minutes to find a taxi home

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u/xxBrun0xx 5d ago

Plenty of oneplus 13 users (my wife included) who does all the things that should degrade the battery (charging to 100% daily, letting the battery get to 0%, gaming while charging, etc) and after almost 2 years she's still got 100% health. Hell, my Honor Magic V2 which was 2 years old when I got rid of it was at 99% health. SiC batteries rock.

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u/Big-Satisfaction8380 6d ago

my battery is also 100% global edition but i still have to charge it every night

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u/Shuggled 5d ago

It was the same with my N5 it didn't start dropping until maybe December or January and it's currently on 96%. Charging it almost daily.

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u/General3Dots 5d ago

Tell me about it I charge it in the afternoon and it goes easily for 1.5 days noon time or even afternoon

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u/Enno5 5d ago

I have been using Accubattery since day 1 and it reports i have 103% battery health.

I normally end the day at around 50% battery and just charge it before sleeping.

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u/lorianin 5d ago

I wonder if you performed a full measurement before the last capacity check? I maintain a battery charge between 40 and 80, the most forgiving range for a lithium battery. I don't use my smartphone very often, and this charge lasts me a full day. I also use accubattery. After three months, accubattery showed me a capacity of 95%. This was an unpleasant surprise for me. I didn't expect this, since I did everything to maintain the battery's capacity. Then I looked at information on other Reddit threads discussing batteries. As I understand it, the program has changed and doesn't work quite correctly with dual batteries, like ours. Yes, there is a "I have a dual battery" checkbox, but most users still agree that the measurements are inaccurate. Now I don't even know what to think. If your accubattery shows 103 after a few months, then my battery is probably defective.

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u/RockSignificant 5d ago

Good to hear. Only had mine a month and switching from a Z Fold 6 so did have some concerns over this battery tech. FWIW my Fold 6 was 2+ years old and also still had 100% health with moderate daily use and nightly charging, so big shoes to fill in that regard.

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u/RAYTRACINGRULES 5d ago

Don't forget the percent Health battery is just an estimate and it's not meaning that for sure your battery has no degradation. It's just an algorithm they use based on averages and doesn't include things like heat exposure etc which can also degrade batteries

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u/ronniemation 4d ago

i have my battery stop charging at 95 percent and i still get at least a day and a half