check settings > battery > battery health. if it’s under 80%, that usually means this will sometimes happen if you get into low percentages. probably time for a battery replacement

Either you have some very odd charging habits your you have a faulty battery. 15+% within one year is well outside of an acceptable degradation of product life

It broke

The Mini has a much smaller battery. So for simplicity’s sake, if you use both for the same workload, the Mini will need to be charged more often to last as long as the Pro. More charging=more wear

When Apple recommends a new battery and when performance decreases due to battery% aren’t the same at all. I’ve had devices in the 60%s before it started to impact performance.

84%? my 13 pro is at 97% after a year. how is it so different

Sleep focus exists.

apples to apples. everyone knows this- when buying apple products. cmon

I worked at AppleCare for a couple years, doing call evaluating. A staggering volume of calls were solved by the tech advisor simply asking the customer to read the full message on the screen/ screen sharing and reading it for them. Especially with Apple Pay calls…

“This card can not be added, please contact your bank/ card issuer.”

Phones Apple Support to ask what to do.

Do you trust the VPN you are using? Perhaps you are connecting to the hackers and giving them everything they need?

The 6/6S had the worst batteries in terms of lifespan. There was definitely a flaw in the design or chemistry for that generation.

Happy cake day!

Please enlighten us then, what is unclear about this message?

Generally from an aging battery.

However, it can also be from a seemingly still decent battery in an area with extremely marginal reception.

Source: me out in the boonies

The battery

Not true, had it happen on my iPhone X with 85% battery health, got it replaced and issue went away.

Flip the phone into its face and it will turn off.

AOD is automatically disabled when you enable the sleep focus.

Your battery is no good get it replaced at Apple so you don’t have battery warnings

There won’t be any burn in. The software is designed to prevent it.

If you go into language settings, you can change your notifications to read in a language that makes sense going forward.

Alternatively, you can increase the text size within settings.

Yeah mine is at 73% and still says it is delivering peak performance. It does say I should replace it in the battery health menu, but I have never had a pop up message like this. Apple recommending replacement at 80% is just to get more money out of people.

Nah. Battery health is a measure of overall capacity relative to new. The battery could be 92% capable of holding a charge, but chemically degraded in a way that it cannot output the same peak voltage or amperage.

The phone momentarily ramps up and demands full power, the battery can’t deliver, the system crashes and reboots. After reboot, performance management is applied to prevent the CPU from exceeding the battery’s current maximum output capability.

Username does check out 🤣

I don't know ... maybe THE BATTERY?