Apple gives you a lot of information when it comes to the battery of the iPhone device, but it does not tell you how to discover the number of times that the battery of your device has been recharged, and in this article we will tell you how to discover the number of cycles of recharging the battery of the iPhone without applications and programs External.
IPhone battery
Go to settings, battery, and battery health, and you will find information about the maximum battery capacity and performance, but there is an important piece of information missing, which is the number of times your iPhone battery has been recharged.
This information is very important because the iPhone battery is of the type of lithium-ion rechargeable, which means that it has a certain life and a number of recharge cycles before it is damaged or wants to be replaced. In the official website, Apple says about the battery of the iPhone, “Your battery is designed to maintain a percentage It reaches 80% of its original capacity when it reaches 500 full charge cycles.
Note “A full charge cycle, intended to discharge the battery capacity, and it is not necessary for the matter to result from a single charge, for example, if you started your day with a 100% fully charged battery and then consumed 50% and then charged the device completely and the next day it consumed 50%, this It means that you discharged 100% of the battery capacity in total, i.e. one charge cycle within two days.
How to know the number of battery charging cycles
- Head over to Settings> Privacy> Analytics & Improvements
- And make sure that the option to share iPhone & Watch analytics is enabled
- Then tap Data Analytics
- Scroll down to the most recent file in the list and it will be log-aggregated-2021-01-19-xxxxxx.ips and the date mentioned is the date of the last file the phone prepared, meaning you will basically search for log-aggregated
- After that, you can copy and paste what's inside the file into Notes
- Or easier to send it to yourself via e-mail, then open the file on a computer and look inside for BatteryCycleCount
- Next to it, you will find the number of recharging cycles for your device's battery, as in the following image
It is worth noting that if you have not previously done Share iPhone Analystics, you will not find the reports; You have to activate it and wait a few hours or days for the phone to prepare the reports.
Finally, third-party software such as coconutBattery Or 3autools To withdraw information from the device, but the method I mentioned above for those who wish to check the number of battery charging cycles directly through the iPhone.
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Follow the same steps you did previously to get to the 'log-aggregated' file, which no longer exists in iOS 16
-Look for the 'Analytics' log instead, which now has the battery cycle info
-Copy the contents of that file and post them in Notes (same as you did with the 'log-aggregated' file)
-Using 'Find' in Notes, search for “Last_Value_CycleCount” (including the quotes, to avoid partial matches)
-You'll find two occurrences (at least that's what I found in my case), each showing the (same) number of battery cycles
May God’s peace, mercy, and blessings be upon you, Bahaa Al-Salibi 🙋♂️
Thank you for your important note! In the iOS 16 update, we can now access cycles via the 'Analytics' menu instead of 'log-aggregated'. We can search for “Last_Value_CycleCount” to view the number of charging cycles. I will add this information in an update to the article for your benefit. 📝👍
Wishing you a day full of smiles! 😄
Thank you so much
Hi
I have an iPhone 13 Pro Max and I tried to apply the method, but for about a week now I have not found the log aggregate file
Note that there is a strange file that appears frequently, unlike previous times, the file name
Jetsamevent
Can you help me
Hello Bahaa Al-Salibi 🙋♂️, It seems that your device is hiding the log aggregate file from you like a valuable treasure! 😅 Don't worry, it may take some time for this file to be set up. As for the JetsamEvent file, it is just a report of memory and applications that have been closed due to memory consumption. Don't give him more than his size! 📜🚀
Thank you for this nice topic
The method worked, and I got XNUMX cycles
The method works XNUMX%, after performing the steps, I got the following:
com.apple.ioreport.BatteryCycleCount
191
Which means 191 cycles
Thank you very much
Thank you for this nice topic
I followed all the steps and in between this log-activity file
Ok, after you copied the notes, what is the next step?
Please inform and respond
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The number of charge cycles using the 3utools app is XNUMX
Possible program link
The question is whether after XNUMX cycles the battery must be changed or there is a certain number of charge cycles and then the battery must be changed
According to Apple, after 500 charging cycles, the battery capacity will reach 80% or less, and then it must be changed, or the iPhone will slow down in performance because the battery remains old
Islam, why are some applications not running on Mac like XNUMXutools? I wish you could write an article about it
Hello
Frankly, I did not know how to view the link
Get lost in existing links
Thank you for the way you tried, but you did not control me. It seems that I have missed something, but in any case, thank you very much. Thank you.
Thanks for the feedback
Question by the way:
Are we installing the latest update for IOS 14.4 now or do you advise us to wait?
In fact, a completely new piece of information
Greetings to you working group
Ok, I change the battery
New iOS 14.4
The article will be published shortly.
Since the process requires a computer with an easier way, by applying 3uTools, once the iPhone is connected to the computer, it will show you all the information, including the number of times charged
The program is actually invention …… 😍
Unfortunately, this program does not work on Mac
Information the first time I hear about it Thank you Yvonne Islam
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Wonderful topic