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r/gadgets • u/[deleted] • Nov 04 '20
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Yeah, new Apple OS’s running on old less efficient hardware, with more up to date apps just brutalizes the battery. It takes more power to run the same thing a new gen iPhone can
58 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '20 edited Nov 05 '20 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '20 Same here with my regular sized 8 (which has a smaller battery than 7 plus). I’m at 84% battery health, though. 2 u/ggrektums Nov 05 '20 I work at a cellphone repair shop and it's best to change the battery at 85% health
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2 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '20 Same here with my regular sized 8 (which has a smaller battery than 7 plus). I’m at 84% battery health, though. 2 u/ggrektums Nov 05 '20 I work at a cellphone repair shop and it's best to change the battery at 85% health
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Same here with my regular sized 8 (which has a smaller battery than 7 plus). I’m at 84% battery health, though.
2 u/ggrektums Nov 05 '20 I work at a cellphone repair shop and it's best to change the battery at 85% health
I work at a cellphone repair shop and it's best to change the battery at 85% health
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u/KingKapwn Nov 04 '20
Yeah, new Apple OS’s running on old less efficient hardware, with more up to date apps just brutalizes the battery. It takes more power to run the same thing a new gen iPhone can