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You own iPhone X or XS and you feel that its battery capacity is decreasing suspiciously quickly, which is why the overall battery life of the phone is also deteriorating? Then we have good news for you in a way. You are by no means alone in this feeling. Threads are appearing more and more frequently on various discussion forums around the world, led by Reddit, in which users point out these very problems.

The battery problems of the iPhone X and XS are manifested quite simply – specifically (according to users) rapidly decreasing battery capacity and deteriorating endurance, which is directly related to the low battery capacity. It is quite interesting that users report rapid capacity reduction both when using wireless chargers or fast chargers, which are not ideal for battery health, and when using “slow” 5W charging adapters along with following generally known principles that should be followed for maxto observe the battery life simulation. No matter how the contributors charge, the battery capacities of their iPhones easily reached almost the limit for recommended replacement (which is 80%) after just one year or a year and a few months, even with standard use. This was confirmed, for example, by reddit debater ozumado, stating that while his iPhone The XS, which he bought on the first day of sales, only has 85% of its battery capacity, his previous one used for 18 months iPhone 7 boasts 96%. The difference is indeed significant. However, what could be behind it is up in the stars.

The rather rapidly decreasing capacity of the battery is definitely not something pleasant for Apple users, if we take into account the high price of its replacement. Apple it does provide a warranty for this problem as well, but it is only applicable if the battery capacity drops below 80% after 500 charge cycles, which rarely happens. However, it should be noted that (from the user's point of view) a rapid decrease in battery capacity is definitely not a rule and you do not have to encounter it. So there is certainly no point in panicking.

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