iPhone 6s Battery Capacity reduced a lot. Please help

GreatD7007

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iPhone 6s Battery Health is 95 % after 23 charge cycles, should I send my phone for warranty??

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What battery health app is that?
Recently my 6S plus battery has been draining faster than normal.
 
You want to return your phone because of what a 3rd party app says?

Good luck with that. :rolleyes:
 
Mine has the same issue and occasionally just dies when it is at +/- 20%.
 
How long does the battery last now compared to when you got it?

About a day. Always lasted about a day but haven't gotten more than 6 hours of usage under battery so I suspect something is wrong.

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Never mind their trustworthiness, but they will never be accepted as 'proof' for warranty returns.

If I suspect a bad battery fitted in the phone, should I send it in for warranty and let them do some tests etc.?
 
You want to return your phone because of what a 3rd party app says?

Good luck with that. :rolleyes:

Battery has been bad and my usage is terrible. So I had to check my battery's health. My girlfriends iPhone 6 is 100% battery health at 10 cycles so far.
 
OP, You can go into the istore and they can run a diagnostic on your phone. Checks a number of things including battery, problematic apps that keep crashing, screen, etc.

They connect to their Wi-Fi from your phone and it then opens a special setting in your settings menu that lets it run the diagnostic. Once done, they will be in a position to tell you whether there is anything wrong with your battery.

I just walked in and they weren't busy. They helped me out but then there was a queue from people that booked with the technicians. Best to book on the istore website an appointment at the i store closest to you.

Mine is not under warrantyand they still checked it.
 
OP, You can go into the istore and they can run a diagnostic on your phone. Checks a number of things including battery, problematic apps that keep crashing, screen, etc.

They connect to their Wi-Fi from your phone and it then opens a special setting in your settings menu that lets it run the diagnostic. Once done, they will be in a position to tell you whether there is anything wrong with your battery.

I just walked in and they weren't busy. They helped me out but then there was a queue from people that booked with the technicians. Best to book on the istore website an appointment at the i store closest to you.

Mine is not under warrantyand they still checked it.

My phone is on contract with MTN so can I still take it to the istore? Or will they have to book it in when I take the phone to MTN??
 
Don't mean to hijack the post but I got that app and I too see a massive wear level on my phone's battery. I'm reading above posts stating that apps at the app store may not be the best gauge so I decided to try alternative apps. One app I trust most is the mac app coconut battery. Tried that and I was shocked to see that my iPhone battery is at 65% level. So I guess a new battery is needed in my case. Thanks for the post for it prompted looking at my 5s battery in depth.
 
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