Hey! What's going on guys? Rahul here, from TechReviewPro!
and welcome back to another quick video in which you'll learn:
How to view iPhone battery cycle count on your iPhone.
So without any further delay, let's get started!
iPhone battery cycle counts comes very handy when you want to know
whether your iPhone has surpassed 500 charging cycle count or not.
Usually, Apple recommends that after 500 battery cycle count,
your iPhone battery will start degrading and you should seek for a battery replacement.
First thing first, let me tell you what is basically battery cycle count on your iPhone.
When you start charging your iPhone and it reaches 100% i.e. it is fully charged,
that is one cycle count of your battery on iPhone. Now, the question rises...
What happens when you don't charge your iPhone to 100% or fully charged?
In that case, as well, it is counted but not completely. Let me explain it with an example.
Say, you started charging your iPhone from 20 per cent and charged until 70 per cent,
then the difference between the two is 50 per cent.
That means that is a half cycle count. And if after 70 per cent your iPhone drains to 40 per cent,
and then you plugged in again and charged until 90 per cent,
the difference between the two is 50 per cent.
So, both of 50 per cent earlier and 50 per cent after that, both will add up to 100 per cent.
And that will count as one cycle count of your iPhone battery. So it's as simple as that.
Now, the question is: Why does iPhone battery cycle count really matter?
The answer is: Like any battery, your iPhone battery also consists of some ions which degrade over time.
For example, let me show you on my iPhone 11 Pro.
If I go to Settings and then scroll down until I see Battery.
Here in Battery Health, you can see the maximum capacity that is 83 per cent.
This is basically because the battery has degraded over time due to usage.
That means the maximum capacity of battery on this iPhone is 83 per cent.
So now, let's proceed and learn how to find battery cycle count on your iPhone.
In order to find Battery Cycle Count on your iPhone, first go to Settings
and then scroll down
until you see Privacy. Then, tap on that and again scroll down,
and here you can see Analytics and Improvements.
So, tap on that and the first thing you need to do is
you need to turn this setting on which says Share iPhone Analytics.
This will basically share your iPhone analytics data with Apple
and this will come very handy in finding various important informations about your iPhone.
By the way, here is a quick note.
If you have just enabled share iPhone Analytics data,
then it may take some time say about one or two days
to get the data populated on your iPhone. So, just enable that and wait for
one or two days, at least.
And then you can come back here
and tap on Analytics Data,
and here you will get various data. Just scroll down
until you see Log Aggregated Data
and here is it. Here you can see that Log Aggregated Data
is from 6th of January, 7th of January, 8th of January
and 9th of January along with 10th of January.
If you want you can view from any of these dates
but I'll select the latest one
because that would provide me
the most accurate data. I'll tap on that and here you will see some random text.
These text will basically show you some kind of data
but we are not concerned about all data here
we are only concerned about iPhone Battery Cycle Count.
So, you have to just scroll down and find where it has been written
Battery Cycle or something like that.
It may take some time to check that out and find that.
And by the way, there is also a quick method to find where that is written
and I'll show you that in a moment.
But first, know this method.
And now we have reached near Battery Cycle Count.
And here you can see Battery Cycle Count
along with some integer that is 23.
So, 23 is the battery cycle count of this iPhone which is
only two months old.
Now, let me show you the same another iPhone which is iPhone X and this is pretty old.
And the charging cycle count on this iPhone must be a lot.
Let me go to Settings and then in Privacy
and again in Analytics and improvements
and here in Analytics Data tap on that
and we have just to scroll until we see Log Aggregated Data.
And here we go; here is the log Aggregated Data of 10th of January,
if I tap on that you can see here I have got all this data.
So, in order to find that Battery Cycle Count
we will have to scroll and find those data in these
random text. But,
there is a quicker method that I promised earlier. Let me show you that here,
we will simply tap and hold to select these text.
And then scroll all the way down
we are basically trying to select
entire text from this area and this may take some time.
So I just fast forwarded this to save your time and once I selected everything
text in this file, I just copied it and then I'll minimise it
and go to Notes
and I'll simply paste everything in a new Note.
And here you can see I have pasted everything,
the next thing I need to do is
I'll simply tap Done.
And then from these three dot icons I simply tap on that,
and then select
Find in Note.
This will basically allow me to
search anything written in this Note. So, I need to simply search for Battery Cycle Count.
I'll type that,
and here you go:
you can see that here it is written
Battery Cycle Count
and with that you can see
there is also integer value that is 820.
So, 820 is the battery cycle count on this iPhone
which is pretty old iPhone.
So, that is how you can view Battery Cycle Count on your iPhone.
I hope you found this video helpful. If yes, please hit the like button to let me know.
And if you have got any questions feel free to ask in the comments below.
Also, please let me know your Battery Cycle Count in the comments below.
I would love to see that.
Thanks for watching! I'm Rahul signing off,
and I'll see you in the next video.