The battery is arguably one of the most important components of the iPhone, XNUMX. Therefore, the actual condition is always important and can be referenced throughout the charging cycle. This article will show you how to talk to them without jailbreaking.
What is a charging cycle?
If you want to know the battery status of your device, 500 of the data you need to display is the charge cycle. The battery of the latest iPhone has a maximum of 80 cycles, and the integrity is enough to maintain the original capacity of XNUMX% charge.
But … how can you consume 0 of these cycles? It’s simple, each representing a full charge from 100 to 0%. If you fully charge your iPhone and download it to XNUMX% without going through the charger, XNUMX of these cycles will be consumed. As the battery drains, it deteriorates and loses autonomy for months. Therefore, we recommend that you always charge it as much as possible so that it is not consumed.
It should be taken into account that the level of the charge cycle is XNUMX, which is a value to consider when assessing the battery and its integrity, but it is not the only one. The advantage of it is that it’s a value that users can see without jailbreaking, as in Apple’s own system status report.
An alternative to battery status
On iOS, there is a section under “Battery” that gives you a percentage of the battery status. This is information based on the state of deterioration of the battery that can be said to result from these charge cycles. Many other variables are included here, but in some cases, they can provide untrue information. Therefore, the charge cycle query gives a clearer assessment of the actual state of the battery in this regard.
Check the load cycle without jailbreak
Arguably the most common way to check the number of load cycles was to install the application via jailbreak. However, this information is currently provided by the operating system itself through various diagnostic reports that are automatically recorded throughout the life of the device and cannot be omitted. To get the files you need, just follow these steps:
- Go to Settings on your iPhone.
- Go to the “Privacy” section.
- At the end of this page, you need to enter “Analysis and Improvement”.
- Access “Analysis Data”.
When you come here, you’ll never be overwhelmed by the many files you see. You need to find files that start with “log-aggregated”, sorted alphabetically. If you find a block in this file, you need to move to the last block at the bottom because it is up to date. The file name shows the creation date.
Once you find it, click on it and you’ll see a lot of text where it contains various diagnostic data. To make it easier to find the charge cycle section, you need to select and copy everything. If you do this in the notes’ application, you can paste everything you copy.
For notes, once everything has been copied, you can click the point in the upper left and click Search in Notes to perform a search. You need to look for the term The numbers displayed in the battery cycle count log correspond to the cycles consumed by the iPhone, especially the cycles between “”. ‘.
To know how to interpret it, you need to know that this is the value of the cycle you have already consumed. As you approach 500 cycles, you may notice a decrease in autonomy.
Don’t get hooked on this value
As I always say about everything related to the device’s battery, I’m never obsessed with this value. It is very common to consult regularly and draw your own conclusions with this value. But what is really important is to enjoy the device without worrying about this number of consumption cycles.
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