Hi, anybody checked actual battery capacity in Honor 8? I've bought it week ago and installed AccuBattery like always. From calculations (this app doesn't display capacity given by Honor, it calculates it during charging) it turns out that my battery has about 2850-2900mAh. What are your results?
Hi,
The Honor 8 battery has a typical capacity of 3000 mAh but is rated at 2900 mAh.
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That's pretty much what I get. No more than that and I had to set capacity manually.
Huawei UK said:
Hi,
The Honor 8 battery has a typical capacity of 3000 mAh but is rated at 2900 mAh.
Cheers
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As stated
Accubattery estimates capacity to 2346 mAh
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hello,
i replaced the original battery 1500 mah with 1900mah battery by ebay. but the capacitiy of the new one shows 1500 mah wich will not be true.
so what to do in order to show the 1900 mah.
thx
Your phone cant show battery capacity, maybe you are using some software that shows standard capacity (because it was written to show that).
oh realy? its not possible to display the real capacitiy after replacing in different batteries in differen mAh?
hence i cannot determine the capacitiy of the battery, i must blind trust what written on the battery?
thx
U have to mesure it more professionally or your software is good and your battery is really a 1500mah. But most of all - check it in real life usage and compare.
I've been getting horrible battery life and have some bad wakelocks from System, OS and Play Services....but my question here what does the OS see as the battery size? I thought the S7 had a 3000 mAh battery. But when I look at my battery stats, I see 456 mAh calculated for Android System. If that has used up 25% of my consumed battery, that suggests that the OS thinks I've used 1824 mAh. And for the OS thinks I've got 13% remaining after using 1824 mAh, the OS must think I have a battery that's only 2096 mAh in capacity. When I do the same calculation for the other listed battery users, I keep getting a number roughly equivalent to 2100-2200 mAh capacity. So is it a 2100 mAh battery, or 3000 mAh?
See here for screenshots - that's with only 1hr 23min SOT. This is a Verizon S7 (not Edge), so it's SD820.
As you can see on some photo’s, there are different values stated for the battery.
So my question is, how many power you can recharge into it? 4000 or 3900 mAh?
All my different app’s are showing 3900mAh for my battery.
But the reason for it could be, that this value is not measured by a sensor but is calculated by a formula.
Uh... it's 4000 mAh.
4000er size, i know. but it is also the real inside power too?
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4000er size, i know. but it is also the real inside power too?
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All battery apps I've tried using only showed 3900mAh also.
There is this text on battery:
Rated Capacity 3900 mAh
Typical Capacity 4000 mAh
I'm hoping some with battery monitoring app can shed some light on this. I get decent battery life, comparatively to what I'm reading on forums. In CPU-Z my battery is rated as "GOOD" which I'm assuming/hoping is the highest rating as my phone is only 1.5 months old. Out of curiosity I decided to try the AccuBattery app. The first test charge of 7% (my phone was at 93%), above the AccuBattery minimum of 5%, said that my estimated battery capacity was only 2450 mAh. It was correctly reporting the design capacity of 2700 mAh. I'm going to let the battery discharge more this time and try again... 9% wear seems impossible. Thoughts...including is there a recommended app that gives reliable battery wear/capacity data? 2-year old Dell laptop still only reports 2% wear.
It may be the software, including needing several charges to provide accurate data. (maybe). I just did a charge from 75% to 100% on a HTC One M8 with 2600 mAh battery and the results were almost the same (2400 mAh estimated true capacity).
Hi,
I just bought a new Realme 9i and I noticed the estimated battery capacity at Accubattery to be lower than it's design capacity (5000 mah) by a respectable amount. I had Accubattery present in the background during multiple charging sessions, but I never found the estimated capacity to be any higher than 4750mah. Currently it's showing 4732mah in the health page.
I did a battery calibration as described here:
https://c.realme.com/in/post-details/1245767882487365632
However, I didn't notice any difference.
I have my own assumptions, either this is on purpose to protect the battery from the fast charging (33w), which should've been announced. Or, I just have a faulty unit. The phone does charge in some 1h 15m as most reviewers confirm, no matter what. Always 1h and 15-20m.
If you can confirm whether you have similar values on your device or not, or if you would like to share an educated opinion I will be really grateful. Thanks.
Not a faulty unit, i have a Realme 9 pro and it shows the same results, but even worse. (4604mAh)
Realme does protect the battery.