Apple Increases IPhone 15 Battery Capacity A Little Amount Of 2.3 Percent

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Apple increased the capacity of small batteries in the iPhone 15 lineup by 2.3 percent. This small increase, which Apple officially announced on its website, was discovered from the Chinese regulatory database and published by MySmartPrice (via 9to5Mac).

Apple indicates that the iPhone 15 lineup has the same battery power capability as last year's model. The company stated that the iPhone 15 Pro Max has up to 29 hours of video playback and audio playback up to 95 hours.

While the iPhone 15 Pro has up to 23 hours of video playback and audio playback up to 75 hours. Meanwhile, the iPhone 15 Plus is registered with video playback times of up to 26 hours and audio playback of up to 100 hours, and the basic version of the iPhone 15 reaches up to 20 hours of video playback and 80 hours of audio playback from the battery.

The following is how much battery capacity according to the regulatory submission:

The largest increase in battery capacity occurred in the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max models, although it is still increasing slightly more than 2 percent. The iPhone 14 Pro owners, in particular, appear to be experiencing a faster battery capacity decline and generally a low battery life.

The iPhone 15 Pro model is equipped with the Apple Silicon A17 Pro chip with the most efficient 3nm process in terms of power consumption. However, this chip is also stronger, so the clean result, according to Apple data, is the same stamina.

Battery power capacity on the iPhone 14 device lineup appears to be decreasing faster than the previous model, with many customers reporting that their iPhone only reaches about 80 percent of its original capacity in less than a year. Quoted from The Verge, it will take some time before we can determine if the iPhone 15 series will experience similar degradation.