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My iPhone doesn’t charge fully. It stop charging when it got to 91%. I have different chargers but I still have the same problem.
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iPhone X, iOS 15
Yawok ~ It's not clear how you know it's the original battery if you bought it from someone. So have the battery replaced:
About genuine iPhone batteries
(Articles found by searching Apple's Knowledge Base.)
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Yawok ~ iPhone X was manufactured from 2017–18, so your original battery is 4–5 years old. It's unlikely that such an old battery has a high maximum capacity of 91% or "health" of 100%.
...Did you buy that iPhone X new and from a reputable source?
Or did you buy it used? – In which case, how do you know the battery is original?
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I have no idea if the battery was changed before selling it to me. Because I bought it from someone. So please in this case what should I do? Now it doesn’t change fully.
it stop anytime it got to 91%. Kindly help me with the solution. Thanks
Yawok wrote: "I have no idea if the battery was changed before selling it to me..."
So why did you previously say: "My iPhone have the original battery."?!
And I've already given you the solution, along with links to informative articles about battery replacement.
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Yawok ~ Does your iPhone X still have its original battery?
And what's the Maximum Capacity % here?...
Settings > Battery > Battery Health
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If you are using a fast charger (an 18 or 20 watt USB-C) charging will stop if the phone gets too warm inside. It will resume when it cools down.
My iPhone have the original battery.
My maximum capacity is 91%
My battery health percentage is 100%
I didn’t buy it new. I bought it from someone.
And in this case should I change the battery or the charger.
That’s my battery
My iPhone doesn’t charge fully.
