I currently charge my phone once a day, starting automatically at 3am and cutting off at 7am. I stick to this routine unless it’s an emergency. On weekends, I try to stretch it to charging once every two days. No gaming, no heavy video usage, and I always turn on airplane mode at night with sleep focus.
Replacing the battery seems reasonable—it’s only RM500 at the official store. That said, I’m tempted by the trade-in price, but I think I’ll wait until my battery hits 80%.
Thank you for your feedback
If you have plan to trade in, why not just sell it via marketplace for better return and upgrade
yes, set limit 80%, mostly charged during apple carplay, while on the go, magsafe charging, in office, using usb a to usb c charging through laptop or usb c port through laptop or m1 mba usb c socket charger, or samsung usb c socket charger.
Joined: Dec 2007
From: Bandar Baru Bangi , Malaysia
QUOTE(eternity4av @ Feb 8 2025, 10:01 AM)
yes, set limit 80%, mostly charged during apple carplay, while on the go, magsafe charging, in office, using usb a to usb c charging through laptop or usb c port through laptop or m1 mba usb c socket charger, or samsung usb c socket charger.
Not really lo. Just occasionally check emails and some Facebook and instagram only. Hope can last another year or two without changing battery la. My wife's iPhone 14 Pro Max is one year older than mine still have 96% battery life.
Joined: Dec 2007
From: Bandar Baru Bangi , Malaysia
QUOTE(Barricade @ Feb 17 2025, 07:18 PM)
Not really lo. Just occasionally check emails and some Facebook and instagram only. Hope can last another year or two without changing battery la. My wife's iPhone 14 Pro Max is one year older than mine still have 96% battery life.
Yours 90% i think it slightly bad as compared to your wife phone, yes lets hope it will last, if its last a year more consider lucky
Not really lo. Just occasionally check emails and some Facebook and instagram only. Hope can last another year or two without changing battery la. My wife's iPhone 14 Pro Max is one year older than mine still have 96% battery life.
If you just plan to change phone in a year time, the battery should be able to last although the degradation is consider fast.
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