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I have an iPhone SE 2020 and only after 20 days of use, I felt that its battery is not the same as before, and by looking at the settings, I realized that the battery health has decreased by 2%!
With a little research, I realized that other people have the same problem with SE 2020!
Will this problem be solved by presenting a new update?
Is this a hardware problem?
iPhone SE, iOS 15
People have this weird notion that Battery Health should never decline. The reality is Battery Health will decline, no matter what you do. Every time you charge your battery its health will decline. Its what batteries do. ALL BATTERIES. A 1 - 2% decline in Battery Health is normal and expected. So it's not a SE 2020 issue. And no, you should not expect some update to fix something which isn't broken and can't be stopped.
People have this weird notion that Battery Health should never decline. The reality is Battery Health will decline, no matter what you do. Every time you charge your battery its health will decline. Its what batteries do. ALL BATTERIES. A 1 - 2% decline in Battery Health is normal and expected. So it's not a SE 2020 issue. And no, you should not expect some update to fix something which isn't broken and can't be stopped.
What is your reason?
My education is in the field of electronics!
And that's my job!
2% means about 40 mAh! And there have been people who have reached 95% after two or three months! And that means about 100 mAh
This means that the 1821 mAh battery of your iPhone SE will turn into the 1710 mAh battery of iPhone 6S after 2 months!
In this case, why has this problem not been seen in previous iPhones?
IPhone battery problem
