What is the iPhone battery cycle?

One battery cycle means the iPhone has been fully charged and discharged once. That is, the battery has gone from 0% to 100%. So, each charge cycle would represent the number of times you have charged the iPhone.
Keep in mind that not necessarily every time you charge your iPhone, you complete a battery cycle. One cycle is consumed when you use up the entire battery. For example, if you charge your iPhone 50% today and another 50% tomorrow, you will have spent one battery cycle on your iPhone over two days.
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H2- How do I check the battery cycle on my iPhone?

The iPhone battery has an approximate life of 500 battery cycles. So when you reach that number of cycles, it will be advisable to change it. In that case, you can count on iSTYLE. We are an official Apple Authorised Service Center!

Below are the steps to view battery cycles on your iPhone

• Step 1 - Go to Settings
• Step 2 - Click on General
• Step 3 - Select on About menu
• Step 4 - Scroll down and you will find the number of cycles

This information on battery cycles is available on the latest iPhone models. They are starting with the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. If you have an older iPhone, you will only have the battery health percentage information. In that case, 500 battery cycles are equivalent to 80% battery health.

The batteries in all iPhones are designed to withstand hundreds of charge and discharge cycles. Learn more about the world of Apple from our iSTYLE blogs. We have you covered with more articles related to the iPhone.