Why Your iPhone Stops Charging At 80%

If you’ve left your iPhone plugged in overnight only to find it at 80% in the morning instead of 100%, you were probably left frustrated and wondering why. Well, there are a few potential reasons. Starting with temperature.

[@AppleExplained]

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[@therealloganyt237]

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[@Sheena1234ization]

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[@therealloganyt237]

@@Sheena1234ization 💀

[@JT8D200C]

I’m waiting for the Apple explained video “why the iPhone pro models are only manufactured for one year”

[@ThatGuy3DPrintz]

simple, apple wants you to get the newest greatest one. most of the time, people would rather go for the other older one at a discounted price rather than the almost zero changes, more expensive version.

[@Soupat2]

Cause those who can afford the pro you aren’t settling for “last years model”. A shame because it would be a good “value” option for those who want but are broke.

[@YeahTheMitchs]

⁠@@Soupat2Furthermore, it makes them more money, and they probably don’t expect you to be buying a previous pro model if you want a pro phone. It’ll probably add confusion too.

[@williamsanborn9195]

I actually asked this question to an employee at my local Apple Store. They told me it’s because (and I quote) “They’re basically the same as the previous model, so it’s like buying the same phone.” NO JOKE! THAT CAME FROM AN ACTUAL APPLE EMPLOYEE!!

[@ThatGuy3DPrintz]

@@williamsanborn9195 makes sense. the pros are basically next years base model, so it makes sense to just get the 15 (which would also come with an extra year of support longer than the 14) rather than the 14. if you notice, the 13 and the 14 are like the exact same. the major differences in the year happen to the pros, not the base phones

[@FracturedGoblin]

80% limit setting should be there for all iPhones with iOS 17+. If it doesn't work for your particular phone (capacity too far gone or whatever reason) then just disable it. No reason it should be 15's only...

[@johnhutt80]

Yes again apple wanting u to upgrade just for this purpose 😮 forcing people with older models with less

[@kylearchie6598]

Apple being apple again 💀

[@skinnynotlegend963]

As a person with 15 pro I agree.. I have an XR that will benefit from that

[@Oliverlopez2007]

It’s because they don’t have the hardware

[@yvan2563]

@@Oliverlopez2007 All iPhones can show us the battery percentage, and they can "learn our routine", so it's 100% a software limit decided by Apple.

[@doctordothraki4378]

For years, Samsung phones had the option to automatically halt charging at 85%, and I wasn't aware the iPhone 15 was the first to get an 80% limit (but of course I knew it's the first to get USB-C)

[@Cilander4978]

the models before had it, ish. it stopped at 80% until it starts charging so that its ready in the morning

[@MegaLokopo]

Android has always let you set the charging limit at whatever number you want.

[@Radu_NG]

@@MegaLokopo false. When, where?

[@MegaLokopo]

@@Radu_NG always in the developer settings, also it is far easier to unlock the bootloader and modify literally anything on Android than it is to jail break an iPhone and make the same change.

[@avgredditmod]

​@@MegaLokopolol good luck unlocking the bootloader on any samsung phone made in the last 5 years

[@BlindGordie]

Yup, all the above has happened to me with this situation. I currently have the 15 pro and I actually use the charging limit every time I charge now, but not how you would expect. If I'm in the situation where my phone has reached a critical point in where I need to charge it up during the day, I have a power bank and a dongle with which I use the phone while it is charging, or trickle charged depending on the situation. I put it to 80% limit and leave it there, until bedtime when I switch it to the wall charger and another cable. While switching, I change the charging option to optimize charging and it goes up to 100% by the morning and I'm ready for the next day of usage. That's a typical day for me with this phone, but there are other situations where I have to charge it up without using the 80% limit and I forgot to switch it from optimized to 80% limit once by accident and it activated optimized charging and stayed at 81% for a while, with my power bank and dongle in tow.

[@Zomboy4313]

I have the 15 Pro and I use the 80% limit. The battery is still much better than the SE2 it replaced so I don’t mind sacrificing 20% to improve my battery health. Still on 100% health

[@etg5242]

same here with the 15 plus

[@yensteel]

Not an iPhone user, but it’s a great feature for a lot of devices such as my laptop and phone. I enable 100% full charge only during events and flights, when battery life is crucial. Sadly, the iPad doesn’t have this feature.

[@Bojloi]

@@etg5242same

[@bleyd__]

buy a 15 then, give Apple more money :p same thing with 120 Hz which should be a must have in flagship models

[@josephpepe2607]

You buy a $1400 phone and you’re worried about conserving a $100 battery replacement 😂😂😂

[@IvanITpro]

Incorrect about 80%... When set to charge to 80% limit, iPhone will charge itself passed 80% (to full) periodically to have a proper calibration of the battery capacity. It says it itself when you enable this feature, and it happens once every 1-2 weeks for me. The video said iPhone will never exceed 80% charge when it's set to that setting. Never say never ;) I have my iPhone 15 Pro Max set to 80% limit and love it, as when I charged it to 100% it lasted me 3 days!! 1-2 days of use at 80% is plenty. Love your short Apple videos, spot on!!

[@thatonerobloxiandude]

I was wondering why this always happens, thank you Greg.

[@CrazyMagyar]

One trick I’ve learned is to set an alarm on your iPhone. Even with battery optimization turned “on” your battery will charge fully to 100% by the time your alarm is set to go off instead of stopping at 80%. So if you plug in your iPhone at 1 AM and set your alarm to go off at 6 AM then your battery will be at 100% by 6 AM.

[@MadDunhill]

good to know!

[@Krillinish2]

Is this confirmed? Very neat if true

[@fabiano2855]

Exactly meaning that the phone has learned that u need for start your day at 6AM and fully charged, but that's something Greg didn't showed us is that this feature came in 2022 after iOS 17 was released the only change is that you can now enable or disable through the battery settings, since I'm insomniac person I used to see a message saying that the iPhone is holding the charge until 1 hour before the usual hour of wake up.

[@axilleas]

Yup, it works for me, too

[@csuporj]

I put my phone to charge at 8 PM in the camping bathroom or in the car for an hour or so and expect to get full. And I sleep in the tent with the phone besides me (no charging), from 10 PM to 7 AM and have the phone alarm set to 7 AM. This smart feature is very dumb in this case.

[@VOLTRONDEFENDER4440]

Yea I kept battery optimization on because I do want to extend the lifespan of the battery

[@bensimmonsforr3]

Crazy I just started wondering this thx for answering 😅

[@constantine6490]

I'm not an Apple fan or buyer but I love and watch this Channel.

[@rdspam]

Not frustrated and wondering why at all. I have the Charging Optimization set to 80% limit intentionally. Fwiw, it doesn’t prevent the phone from “ever exceeding 80%”. It will periodically chart to 100% to calibrate. From Apple: “With 80% Limit enabled, your iPhone will occasionally charge to 100 percent to maintain accurate battery state-of-charge estimates.”

[@IvanITpro]

I said the same thing to the guy, he was always spot on before. I dk why he had to say never... lol

[@LeeStewart]

Contrary to belief, you should only charge your phone if it’s between 20 and 80 per cent anyway. This allows for battery longevity and technically does not count as a full charging cycle. The more cycles the less your battery is going to last in the long term. I actually use the Shortcuts app to vocally inform me when the battery needs and no longer needs charging between 20 and 80%.

[@MegaLokopo]

That isn't really the whole story though. Perfect behavior would be to never let your battery drop below 49% or above 51%.

[@boyo2012]

I actually really like this feature; it’s 99% accurate no matter what I do each day. One day I’ll plug it in with 60% at 11pm; fully charged by 7a when I take it off the charger after waking up and doing my morning routine. The next, I’ll be out late and use my phone a lot but I have to get up in the morning for an appointment; plug it in with 2% at 2am and it’s fully charged again by 8 when I have to get up for my appointment. Granted all of this is in my calendar and alarms are set on my phone too. So maybe the people who have problems don’t use their phone as an alarm or calendar? I even unplug my phone at times when it’s holding at 80%, plug it back in a few minutes later, and it just holds at 80%.

[@yousefslimani99]

Yeah that kinda happened to me too…until few hours later it fully recharged!

[@Lovejazz01]

This other night I was charging my wife’s iPhone and hit the message for optimum charging , I overrided it so I could charge my phone when. It was finished. So interesting cause I charge my Tesla Model 3 battery to 80 percent ( recommended) every morning ( it’s starts charging overnight and is at 80 percent by 5am every morning). I guess it helps to trickle charge the phone overnight too..

[@jongoin4404]

“Phone will not charge if it gets too hot”… I have also noticed that it will not charge if the device is too cold also. I found this out one time by leaving my iPad on a windowsill to charge when it was about 20° one night back when we had old drafty windows. I woke up and my iPad had only charged about 10% more than when I plugged it in the night before.

[@csuporj]

Android phoes have this cold problem too. Probably every recharghable battery fails to charge in the cold, for example in May in a tent from a battery pack. You need to make a fire under a Tesla if you want to charge it in January.

[@LB_H]

Using a hard cover that does not allow heat to escape, and playing the video helps in this matter, and you can fully charge it. I hope I have helped you.

[@agustinmarinangeli]

I've been using the Samsung S23+ for a year now, and as soon as I got it, I activated the battery protection, which stops charging at 85% (it doesn't resume charging to 100%). Usually I use between 30% to 50% per day so it doesn't bother me and I should be helping to increase the battery life a lot. If I ever need the battery for a long trip for example, I'll consider letting it charge to 100% that one time.

[@IvanITpro]

Why are you watching a video about an iPhone than?? 😅😉

[@LB_H]

@@IvanITpro They are all batteries that work on the same mechanism, there is no difference in this or that

[@coreymcdonald7745]

One caveat with the 80% charging limit feature: your iPhone will still sometimes fully charge to 100% to maintain battery health.

[@grahamevans8567]

And keep ur battery percentage indicator correct. I wouldnt call it a caveat tho

[@coreymcdonald7745]

@@grahamevans8567 I guess exception is the better word

[@kusumaraviraj764]

At that time should we charge till 90 or 95 or 100℅ ??

[@jadeddry]

I own both a samsung and an iphone14 pro max and my samsung came with this battery charging feature right out the box. this charging feature is supposed to be healthier for your phone battery. i wish apple could give this feature to other iphone models and not just on the 15 line up.

[@priyabrataparhi4712]

It always ambient temperature that cause the iPhone to stop charging at 80%, I have encountered this issue only during summer times

[@TheRythimMan]

Android does this too and I believe mac book does this yo some degree too if it notices you like to leave your laptop plugged in all the time.

[@wolfgangvan-uber6515]

Why does Apple remove previous wallpapers with each new OS version?

[@TimHPop776]

Thank you. Would you do a video explaining the Mac Pro vs Mac Air please. Thank you.

[@IvanITpro]

Air is lighter, simpler and less expensive. Done! 🙃

[@tyreevongsaly]

Happened to me while going to Georgia and while I was at Laos.

[@beybladerandbrawler2969]

I’ve always wondered this

[@Officialgmdmcars2]

I’m waiting for video for this: "Why Non-Pro iPhones Have Colorful colors"

[@kiwi.kiwi.]

I think that's because of the fact that the models are entry-level, and that Apple would very clearly like to distinguish the Pro models.

[@Roboseal2]

Me and my friend actually did a test where My Iphone NEVER went past 80% while his always charged to 100% (we use our phones roughly the same amount each day with roughly the same apps) We noticed that my battery health was actually 2% better than his. Id say thats a very nice feature to have as I don't use my phone too often and if it gets low I can just use my battery pack. Edit: {every once in a while} my apple watch SE does it too. I find that kind of strange and can you make a video on that? Because there is no option to turn on battery optimization for the SE...

[@JamminJarrod]

If you quick charge your iPhone disabling battery optimization will it damage the battery?

[@atlasdiem5516]

Hello can you explained why Iphone basic series doesn’t have macro mode/ability? Especially Iphone 13 basic it has two main camera😢 While my samsung A6+ (2018) can have it😂

[@RexRex-tz3dv]

even though I turn off the optimized battery it’s still stopped to 80% and I hate that…because sometimes I want my phone to 100% in the morning not just charging in the evening ang waking up with 100%.

[@Destiny07180]

My iPhone 14 Pro battery is already shot down to 87% capacity. Even though I’ve had the optimized charging turned on it never seemed to work. Just like having apps auto update, never works.

[@Digital111]

Auto update come at different times, I think there’s 4 rounds of 1 week each. To make sure servers are not overloaded and to make sure any bugs can be caught before the app is updated by everyone.

[@Backslash962]

how long u had the phone?

[@Destiny07180]

@@Backslash962 I got it when it was released so going on 18 months.

[@LordAlucar01]

the only time when i charge it past 80% is when im gaming since i want to last it as long as posible to finish my gaming section, in my case i use 13 pro max and it lasts me around 4 hours on genshin impact on ultra settings from 100% to 30% and under, started playing it less than a month ago and i got addicted to it anything else it will last though 24 hours at 80% to 30% even if i use youtube or netflix for half day which is overkill anyway, while my iphone degraded rather fast from 95% to 93% i kinda understand why since i play so much genshin, well while this iphone will suffer the next one wont since by then im sure i finished the game story quests since that is what is eating my time on game.

[@alimodz6253]

I love this feature, charging any battery over 80% shorten the lifespan

[@MegaLokopo]

That isn't true, 80 percent isn't some magic number, ALL charging of any battery shortens the lifespan, the best thing to do to slow the damage is to keep it as close to 50% charged as much as possible.

[@Soupat2]

100 percent on low power mode barely gets my xr through the day. That would have been a useful feature for before my battery degraded. Too late now.

[@lexio9913]

Can you explain why the republic was reorganised into the first galactic empire for a safe and secure society?

[@yvan2563]

Why won't Apple allow users to set their own parameters? In settings it says "iPhone learns from your charging routine", but I don't have a fixed routine. Why can't we have a simple toggle to NEVER charge beyond 80% except if I toggle that setting off? Because Apple wants us to destroy our battery and sell us a replacement, of course. How "green" of them. I'm sick of companies trying to decide what's better for us (such as Apple with the battery charge limit, or deciding to slow down phones instead of letting us decide wether we want to preserve the battery or let the CPU run at maximum speed, or actually really disable Bluetooth without re-enabling it automatically the next day without asking me if it should do that) or even what we like or are likely to buy (like Google/KZbin spying on everything we do, in order to show us so-called "targeted ads" for things we could not care less about.

[@RobC1999]

Apple provided a setting on the iPhone 15’s to limit the charge to 80% all the time. They should have put it on all phones as an option.

[@Destiny07180]

Same, I don’t have a set charging routine so the optimized charging never really worked for me. And now my battery capacity is 87%, after only 16 months.

[@IvanITpro]

You have 3 charging options - Off, Optimized, 80% limit. Whare are you sick of?

[@yvan2563]

@@IvanITpro Because there is no 80% charging limit option on my iPhone SE. The only way to limit to 80% is the "learn from my charging routine" that doesn't work. I'm tired of companies trying to "learn" and "guess" from our habits instead of giving us direct control.

[@tonyp114]

I can’t use my phone at work so I use the 80% battery optimization. Better for battery health and I still have more than enough charge to last me. I think Linus did a video explaining why 80 is also optimal but this is years old

[@Podcast_con_Erick]

What if the phone notifies you at a certain time to be fully charged while at 80%?

[@nkl1z575]

I have a 14 plus and therefore not the 80% limit. But I found a great trick. I set a shortcut. The phone will automatically send me a notification once it exceeds 80%. I never charge it over night, only during the day. Therefore this works for me and my lifestyle✌️

[@davidjacobs6244]

I had a 14 Pro Max for a full year and 99% of the time I MagSafe charged it overnight and when I sold it to get the 15PM the battery health was still on 100%.

[@AlexanderWagner264]

its a "hold voltage steady" thing

[@gparyani]

One thing that wasn't mentioned in the video: for every 10% away from 100% you charge your phone, it reduces the wear on the battery by half, so charging to 80% will make the battery last a total of 3.2 times longer (once the reduction in charging is factored in). I'm really glad that Apple implemented an 80% charge limit option into their iPhone 15. Before then, Sony was the only manufacturer (as far as I'm aware) that had this. I've used Google phones (Nexus and Pixel) for a decade and actually bought a device called a Chargie that sits in between my phone and the charger and stops the charging once it reaches 80% for this exact purpose. I switched to Sony last month after my Pixel 5a broke, and Sony's one of the few makers that puts a very high emphasis into how long their phones' batteries last.

[@Zakaria_2328]

Samsung implemented this feature back in Android 12

[@IvanITpro]

Probably when it first implemented USB-C. Just like Apple apparently, as it just implemented USB-C and it wasn't possible with other charging ports in the past.@@Zakaria_2328

[@Historicutuber]

Yeah I noticed my phone does this alot

[@yogeshnagargoje1344]

I hate it if it's limited to 15 models , cuz my stupid 14 goes above 80😢 so what's the point of that option in settings

[@mil546]

Thank you posted in X and FB

[@johndavidsanandres977]

I,have new phone and twice to leave it overnight in charge and it 100% is true that dont full charge to 100% atleast 80 is enough and charge it at 20%

[@maxcava19]

Just have a habit to charge when down to 50 percent or below, not till 0% 10% should be safe, top it up to 100% and unplug it put to low power mode And go to sleep. Seems keeping my X on 100% battery health even after 300+ cycle charge

[@dastaniam]

Any way to turn battery optimization off on iPad? My M1 ipad pro charged 30% in 3 hours!!

[@mixeuwave]

get better charger

[@TheTitaniumSkull]

90% of the time my phone is only charged in my truck, while using airplay. And I have the middle passenger air vent directing cold air to the phone the whole time, I work in SoFlo and Not working in an office. And my phones keep 100% batt life 2-3 years, by that point I am already getting a new phone and my outgoing phone goes to whomever wants it in my family. And I don't use my phone lightly at work, it's either streaming music all day and taking 20-100 photos a day.

[@sudarshankrishnasuresh4726]

Optimised battery charging doesn’t work for my 15PM and watch series 7, I have everything turned on, but it still doesn’t work. It worked on my iPhone 11, after getting my 15pm it has never worked.

[@Jayden-lr2mm]

It’s important that the battery doesn’t degrade if charged to always 100%

[@IvanITpro]

What?😅 It's impossible if I understood you...

[@Soundwave857]

Why display it as 80%? Just change the color of the battery symbol when protection is activated and keep 0-100% displayed

[@AbhishekRavindraShankarshetti]

Tell me something about NEW APPLE SE MODEL

[@IvanITpro]

It will have USB-SE 😅

[@DeedUNo]

Thanks. Q: so, are iPhones specifically made for M.Eastern countries hot weather?

[@turtythelegendary4575]

My base iPhone 15 model charges to 80% I turned everything off and I don’t charge it overnight and it still doesn’t pass 80% it’s at 100 batter capacity what do I do?

[@zabrak999]

It doesn’t.

[@spyross2391]

So in order to not lose battery capacity in 2-3 years you choose to have 20 % battery capacity everyday on a brand new phone. Essentialy living with the reduced capacity you try to avoid.

[@abd12459]

Yeah I say goodbye with that method, I always charge mine at97%

[@aknetworkedit]

Apple should buy this channel.

[@IvanITpro]

They'll just delete/kill it after. Had an awesome weather app - Dark Sky before apple bought it and then they killed it, as it competed with their default weather app...

[@naufalihsan2373]

why mine cant charge to 100% even the battery optimized setting already turned on? is it normal?

[@horseydestroyer9466]

I wish you could customize charging speed, max limit, etc.

[@IvanITpro]

Get a charger with less watts ...

[@bleyd__]

@@IvanITpro that shouldn't be an only solution in 800$+ phones

[@Max10612]

Yea but even if you turn the optimised charging off in the settings, the phone still randomly doesnt charge past 80% (no overhearing message or anything like that)… kinda annoying sometimes.

[@MegaLokopo]

Apple does this thing with most of their settings, where you can turn the toggle off but they will for some arbitrary reason turn the feature back on, but keep the toggle off. They don't think you are smart enough to use their products you are renting properly.

[@kazimraza2385]

Is your problem fixed..i have encountered this issue today when I received high temperature notification after that my phone stopped charging past 80%😭😭 how do i fix this??

[@christopherchubguerra8238]

Interesting

[@modestocorrea6322]

So I turned off optimized battery charging and no matter what I do I wake up and my battery is stuck at 80% with no overheat message.

[@IReapZz95]

Since has 80% been enough on an iphone? Mine is always dying and on battery saver

[@MegaLokopo]

Most apple users don't use their phone as much as you do which is why the battery life is so good for them. If you actually use your phone a decent amount, the battery won't last more than two or three hours.

[@thishdude]

I have a 15 PM and the 80% is not a hard limit because sometimes it does pass it randomly.

[@FlamingStar_]

With 80% Limit enabled, your iPhone will occasionally charge to 100 percent to maintain accurate battery state-of-charge estimates.

[@iNagProTips]

I always charge my 13 pro near a window with a standing fan, so my phone doesn't overheat while charging.

[@Bakamarimo135]

My Ipad 9th generation stop charging at 80% but it don't have Optimise Charging setting what can i do ? Please help me find the solution

[@meroinheroin]

Yeah Pixels do this too

[@ismailhossen6942]

Where I go to stop dis system?? My phone is nubia

[@chaseAutopilot-wx1xe]

Rizzler

[@gustavolevy8016]

please tell us how to manage our iPhones from going up at high temperatures

[@LB_H]

Do not charge it, do not use it while it is charging, the heat will be discharged in less than 7 minutes. This is a private experience from a very hot place, which is the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

[@MegaLokopo]

You guys should realize at this point the answer to every question this channel asks is that apple believes it's users are too dumb to be given the option, because they might screw something up and cause apple to have increased customer support costs.

[@vmilann]

is there a problem with my phone if my phone charges to 80% but then keeps dying until the morning until it goes to like 60%?

[@soumyasaha8665]

Yes. Change the battery.

[@rsvt]

i can't overemphasize how bad iPhone is in that regard. In Sony we've had the same feature back in 2015 with Stamina. But since 2020 it became the way it has to be: you can command your phone exactly when to be charged to a 100% to protect battery. Apple can't still do that and i don't know why people even considering to buy them. Sony with 0% marketshare do that, Apple should be ashamed

[@andyH_England]

No phone does that at the moment, I take your word Sony still does. Instead, phones use AI to stop charging at 80% overnight and top up to 100% based on when your alarm goes off. On the iPhone 15 Pros, you can limit charging to 80% max. Samsung used to limit to 85% but now copied Apple at 80% as that is the optimum.

[@grahamevans8567]

Im sure they’re so ashamed 🫣

[@rsvt]

@@andyH_England in Sony Stamina settings you literally have a setting to command your phone to charge to 100% to the exact time you need. Xperia 5 mk3, i can show you if you don't trust me

[@ThomasEJohnson]

But how damaging is it really under “normal” circumstances to the battery if you always have your phone/iPad on the charger and charged to 100% for most of the day(s)?

[@IvanITpro]

It will just lose it's full capacity faster when you charge to 100% every time. There have been studies and the best time to charge and discharge batteries is when the lowest charge is at 30% and charge max to 80% - that's any Lithium Ion battery, which is like in everything these days. Think about it, when batteries are recharged, the electrons are moved from one side to another. It's easy to move 80% or up to 80% of electrons from one side to another, but difficult to move/push/squeeze the remaining 20% to max 100% That's why it slows down the charging passed 80%, and this is what causes some electrons to just die and never be able to be charged or discharged again, so the capacity of the battery dies/lowers with it. Hope it makes sense ;)

[@IvanITpro]

You'll lose 5 - 10% of your battery capacity every year, if you replace your phone every 2-3 years - who cares? If once every 5 years, might want to prolong the battery capacity for longer than, so charge to 80% most days and to 100% when you know you'll need it

[@ThomasEJohnson]

@@IvanITpro My devices use a lot of power even when sitting idle, so for me, it is more beneficial I think to just stay connected to power when power is available. I do have AppleCare plus on everything so at worst I would have to have Apple put a new battery in if the capacity drops below 80%.

[@MegaLokopo]

@@IvanITpro That isn't true, that is simply the arbitrary line we drew for a good balance between longevity and usability. The best behavior would be to never let the battery drop below 49% and only charge it up to 51%.

[@abd12459]

I use 18W samsung powerbrick and always charge from 23% to 97% everytime

[@jonathannato5983]

That's why people need their device a piece rest for charge.

[@aka_xtrahernandez4954]

I think this was stupid that this setting applied by itself. I took my phone and Apple Watch to Apple wondering why it’s not charging correctly. Then I was told about this setting.

[@emaad4402]

Welcom

[@djfcb]

I have my Android stop charging at 85% to not hurt it's battery

[@BlueSonikku]

My iPhone always says that.

[@soorajsoorajs3385]

Battery protection. Even samsung has that feature

[@grahamevans8567]

Aaaaaand??

[@tommygun4789]

Im using iPhone 14 pro max, I want my charging to stop at 80 but it’s not stopping. How do I make it to stop at 80.😢

[@IvanITpro]

Unplug it when it reaches 80% 😅 or upgrade to 15 as it's the only iphone(s) that support automatic shut off at 80%

[@tommygun4789]

@@IvanITpro haha

[@Plutotheaxolotl]

Video idea why doesn’t it show you the battery heath on iPads

[@IvanITpro]

It will when it's bad ;)

[@asianstud7]

What's really annoying is that the hard limit charge at 80 percent is only available on the iPhone 15 models. There is no reason for that. Apple trying to get people to upgrade.

[@IvanITpro]

lol, what if it's only available on USB-C devices. Ever think about that?

[@asianstud7]

@@IvanITpro ok so if youre so smart Mr . IT , then explain to me why it needs to be only for USB-C devices.

[@0999ricky]

@@asianstud7 because the C in USB-C stands for CHARGING LIMIT. there you go

[@asianstud7]

@@0999ricky LOLOOLOLOLOL

[@Jayderzomb]

Im waiting for the video „Why the iPhone 15 pro still gets extremely hot while charging even through it has had „Software fixes“…

[@funxzpro]

do a video why there is not whatsapp on apple watch

[@MajinTar]

Ok

[@giovannisanjust152]

I love this feature on my new iPhone 15 Pro, but, unfortunately, it is not all sunshine and rainbows. I found my iPhone over 80% randomly a couple of times already, even with "80% limit" feature turned on. It seems that this feature doesn't always wrk as expected.😕 So disappointing...... Once I didn't use it for many hours, so I left it plugged with the feature turned on, and the next time I grabbed it was at 100........ Anyone knows why this could happen?

[@IvanITpro]

Yeah, you missed the message Apple showed you when you first enabled this feature. The video is incorrect about 80%... When set to charge to 80% limit, iPhone will charge itself passed 80% (to full) periodically to have a proper calibration of the battery capacity. It says it itself when you enable this feature, and it happens once every 1-2 weeks for me. The video said iPhone will never exceed 80% charge when it's set to that setting, that's wrong. I have my iPhone 15 Pro Max set to 80% limit and love it, as when I charged it to 100% it lasted me 3 days!! 1-2 days of use at 80% is plenty.

[@vamos419]

Worrying about this and letting your phone charge only to 80% limit is pointless. Just enjoy your phone and replace the battery after 3-4 years if you still decide not to upgrade.

[@skinnynotlegend963]

I try to keep my iPhone between 30% and 80%.. is this good ? I had my XR for 5 years since lunch, and it's at 80% battery health

[@IvanITpro]

Interesting, I had my XR for 5 years and never cared about battery health and it was at 76% batt health... but couldn't stand it's charge level any more. Got the 15 Pro Max and it lasted me 3 days, literally 72 hours after I charged it to 100%, so I now charge it to 80%. 1-2 days of use is plenty for me ;)

[@akak8299]

I always charge at 80% limit. Research has shown how damaging it is to charge closer to 100%. I own a pro max and even at 80% charge limit on, my phone still lasts for two days

[@fraizie6815]

They should just default to 80% capacity and call that 100% so consumers FEEL like they're fully charged

[@memeblitz4]

literally at the time of writing this comment my phone been stuck at 80% for over an hour while i been on the phone loll

[@filippos1315]

Mine still charged to 93% even tho I have 80% limit

[@d3nie]

Same I don’t know how to fix it 😭😭😭 Happy to know that I’m not the only one having this issue

[@RanomThings4672]

Mine stops at 100% if I'm not using it but if I'm using it (and it is overheating) it charges to 86%

[@JustARandomChannel42168]

31 seconds ago this video was posted for me

[@realdeal8607]

Most of us got jebaited because the title did not include IP15 feature only.

[@alfredoamaya2689]

Mine doesn’t even though I turn the setting on