In your iPhone, you are curious about your battery health and those unexpected shutdowns that occur frequently within your device. This might clearly indicate that your Battery is affected by something, and it’s time to check your battery health. Here in this article, we are sharing how you can check your battery health or does it need to be replaced.
Moreover, upgrading your iPhone every two years doesn’t create any battery-related issues. But those users who have previous models of iPhones that are 2 to 3 years older will have battery health issues. It depends on how many times you have charged your iPhone and also due to the chemical aging of the Battery.
How To Check The iPhone’s Battery Health?
You can easily check your iPhone’s battery health by following these easy steps mentioned below:
- Head to the Settings app on your iPhone.
- Scroll down and tap on the Battery.
- Now click on Battery Health & Charging.
- Your recent battery health is shown on the screen.
iPhone Battery Health When To Replace
If you notice that your iPhone’s Battery has drained below 80% of its original charging, it might indicate that your iPhone’s Battery needs a replacement.
However, if you are getting a warning that your iPhone’s battery health is not great, in that case, you need to visit an Apple store or contact an authorized Apple service provider if you are getting a battery replacement.
In case you are replacing your Battery within the one-year warranty period, your Battery will be replaced free of cost, but if you are replacing your Battery after the warranty period, Apple charges ($69.99) as a battery replacement fee.
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