Supported models:
realme 11 Pro+, realme GT 6T, realme GT 6, realme GT 7 Pro, realme GT7, realme GT7T, realme C73 5G, realme NARZO 80 Lite 5G, realme 15x 5G, realme GT8 Pro, realme P4 Power 5G
Battery Health Introduction
Battery health (State Of Health, %) reflects the aging degree of the battery which is convenient for users to query the health status of the battery of the mobile phone. The maximum battery capacity is described in the phone settings. The maximum battery capacity is relative to the battery capacity of a new battery. The lower the maximum battery capacity, the shorter the battery life.
Maximum Capacity Introduction
Hello, the phone has a built-in battery health engine, so that the battery of the mobile phone can still maintain 80% of the power after a long charging cycle. The battery health of more than 80% is a value with a better experience, and it can be used normally if it is lower than this value.
But from your experience, if you find that the battery's health is lower than 80% then it is recommended that you go to the service center to check or replace the battery.
Path: Settings > Battery > Battery health > Maximum capacity.
Different battery health meaning
1. Maximum capacity is greater than or equal to 80%: No prompt.
2. Maximum capacity is less than 80%: It indicates that the health status of the battery has dropped significantly, and the battery life will drop significantly.
3. Calculating: It prompts that you need to use the device for some time before you can get the data.
4. Battery data acquisition failed:
It indicates that the battery contact is abnormal, please consult the realme service center.
It prompts that the battery-related information cannot be obtained, please consult the realme service center.
It prompts that the official battery is not installed, and the battery health information cannot be obtained. Please consult the realme service center.
Related FAQ:
Why does Battery health decrease with respect to time?
As rechargeable batteries age chemically, their efficiency decreases. Due to the chemical aging of lithium-ion batteries, the amount of charge they can hold diminishes. This results in shorter periods before a device needs to be recharged.