iPhone 15 Pro Max
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- Apple has introduced more battery health-related details on the iPhone 15 series. You can now check your battery’s manufacturing month, the month of first use, and the number of charging cycles within iOS on the iPhone 15 series.
- Apple already allows older iPhone users to check their battery health as a percentage of the original charge capacity.
- Android will be playing catch-up, as the feature is under development on Android 14 and Android 15.
Apple launched the iPhone 15 series last week, and early reviewers are just getting their hands on the device. Apple makes a lot of changes to iPhones and iOS every year but doesn’t get around to announcing every little change. Early users can explore the phone and discover all the new features added to it. It seems Apple caught a hint of Android’s plans to provide comprehensive battery health information and decided to up the game with the iPhone 15 series by going further.
Early reviewers have found that you can now check the production date, date of first use, and charging cycle count of your iPhone 15 battery within iOS 17. To check these details, navigate to Settings > General > About this device.