(2023) This is How Should You Charge Your iPhone - Best Practices 

In iphone 15 pro u have an option to block it from charging above 80%.

Due to the design of wireless charging, it'll heat up more than charging through USB-C or lightning. The electricity has to collect through a huge winding copper coil in the middle of the phone for wireless charging, which is usually where the battery is too unfortunately. Not too sure about the clean energy charging.

Optimised battery charging your iPhone will charge to 100% but it should stop at 80% for few hours and then slowly finish charging to 100%

Zollotech has a very good video explaining that

Charge it to 80%, plug the charger out of the phone, then go to sleep.

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No

Its better as 100% is always avoided, as optimized charging still charges to 100%. However this function is only available on iphone 15 for no reason.

Been plugging/charging my iPhone7+ after work & all night to 100% for close to 6 years and only recently found that the battery was draining a bit faster...so to me, it does not worth the pain to go through all this stuff...and after 6 years, wee, its time to upgrade (got an iPhone15). I got to say though that I'm not a super heavy user...no gaming, not taking pics everyday, get/place few calls per days, 3 videos TEAMS meeting per weak, i do use different type of apps apps alot thought (Outlook email, calculator, chats, camera video access, banking, stocks...). So yeah, someone that uses its phone like I do should not bother with all this battery stuff...unless you want to keep your phone for 10 years! For those heavy users, the 80% could certainly be a factors. Thanks for your vidéo.

slow charging anything is never a bad thing I don't ever use special fast chargers and NO wireless chargers either. It's the reason my iPhone 8S Plus is STILL working flawlessly. It's a 2016-17 has 93% overall health and it's my secondary line. It easily lasts ALL day, takes great pics its huge for my huge hands. Try using any android that old if it even functions. My main 13 Pro Max I've had a year. Still at 100% overall battery health. Just use a simple smaller Apple charger. Ive never understood what's so special about wireless charging. whatever floats your boat. Not very difficult to simply plug an apple cord in my phone once a day.

Exactly, I use a 10 watt charger and charge my phones to 100% . 5 years and the xs max is at 97% health my little sister has my old xs max and uses the 10 watt charger I gave her . I have a iPhone 13 Pro Max and used a 20 watt charger that it came with , 2 months it dropped to 99% . I bought a 10 watt apple charger and charged it 100% when ever I want and it’s still at 99% it’s been 2 years .

Because optimized charging is to prevent prolonged charging at 100% and not to prevent charging past 80%. I have commented on this above. As far as I know it takes a few days for the programming not to learn when you will start using the phone again but once it has „learnt“ it will be at 100% for this time. I also read that this function only works when you are in locations where you spend a lot of time…like at home or in the office… but not when you are traveling.

Watch payette forward on RU-vid. They have a bunch of battery tips that work. They will explain how the optimize charge actually uses more battery and now a days is better off turned off. Check it out I’m sure you will like it. I changed like 15+ settings. Also turn phone ipad to dark mode Lower white point. All kinds of good stuff. 👍🏼

I think Daniel was just trying to say eventually after an extended amount of time the battery *can* degrade to 80% *eventually.* Depending on how rough you are with your battery that could be 1 year or 5 years. Depends on how careful you are with charging, heat, and percentage. They are all factors to battery degradation. As to the occasionally charging to 100% to maintain accurate battery state of charge, the idea is that the battery has a "memory" of how much capacity it has, and occasionally (every month or two) you'll need to charge it to 100% again to "reset" the "memory" of the battery. So Apple already made software to automatically do that without disabling the 80% limit.

It will.

Exactly. This guy doesn’t even know wtf he’s talking about

They work on differenct cells that complete their own cycle? What doea that even mean?

@@nutzeeer look it up and read about how they work. It’s about the charge cycle. How the ions go back and fourth inside the battery ect… there are other videos that explain it, Payette forward put one out explaining how a LI Ion battery works and its very easy to understand the way they explained it. I’m not sure which video it was now. It was a while back but if you look up battery videos eventually youll find it. Another guy put out a video on it as well not someone I follow I forget his name but they are there. Check it out. He explains its on the inside of the battery it has multiple “cells” where old batteries didn’t. They have to complete a full 100% loss, if you use 50% from The first 100% and charge it back to 100, the first 50 you lose now (after the recharge) will be counted with the remaining 50% from the original 100% charge. Lol I don’t know if that makes sense to you if not sorry. So 100%-50% half a “cell” charge back to 100% use 50 more that would be the one cycle. Always has to complete a full 100% loss. Hope it made sense. Lol. Stay safe!!!

Nahh my iphone still has 96% battery capacity after 3 years. I will continue caring for it.

Do you use the 20 watts cable though from apple?

@@Thisismyusername197 Yeah man. the basic USB-C to lightning cable that came with one of my iPads. Bro it charges my iPhone 13 Pro Max crazy fast. I don't even want third part fast or wireless charging fuck that. Im also not starring at my phone all day on stupid social media sites. No time for that nonsense. So im not draining my battery every day all day. Yeah the 20W APPLE plug works wonders

I recommend 30 % to 80 %

Not sure if my statement is usefull in anyway . XR/SE series should be avoided if you cant afford to replace your battery once a year ish espicially 1. if you play games 2. download stuff 3.play 1440p videos . for some reason not all iphone nvme storage is equal. if you really want to keep an iphone i'd recommend on going Atleast iphone 13-14 pro or just base model if u're broke xr se have like 0 vapor chamber. also if it drops from 100 to 96% in literally 1 week that means 1. the battery werent even at 100% to begin with ( iphone battery / health likes to stay on 100% for longer period. even if its at 98% it'll stay on 100%. 2. your phone is constantly thermal throttling

I think your iPhone battery health is bosted

It takes a little while for the phone to learn your charging habits and when you take it off after charging it. If there is a consistent plugging in and removing the charger at the same time it will learn from that. Mine did the same thing. When it senses the time it believes you are going to use it then it will start the rest of charging from 80% to 100%.

Should we use dark mode or not always ?

@@awinkc2338 ALL my devices I use dark mode. Saves your battery when unplugged and also the bright white background Annoys my eyes and brain. The white screen is burning energy of your battery. So on battery power think about it. I also like the look of dark mode personally.BUT use whatever you prefer of course.

@@Mbro-dq2do 😂that thing only works for led displays its oled even black color is generated here

@@zaidhasankhan3742 OLED is great. The tech isn't fine tuned yet though. That's why Mac isn't fucking with it yet. Trust me. My close friend who works at Apple mentioned this to me. Once Apple dials it. Shit bro its game over for the PCs and androids. When Apple isn't doing something every Droid and PC does. There's a very good reason for it.

Yeah quite distracting

And takes way to long to get to the point 🙄🤦‍♂️

I can't stand youtubers who talk with their hands, it's so annoying. It always makes me not watch the entire video