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I am wondering if anyone been in a similiar situation.

I got the S4 some years ago initially wore it but put it away in the shelf not long after, only recently I started wearing it again.

When put away Battery was at 94%, not sure of cycle count. I started wearing it again in the begining of august, mainly to track sleep. Today the battery is at 79% and at 309 cycles.

Considering Apple heavily advertises Watch to last 80% for 1000 cycles, i feel pretty scammed.

Could I have case about the relation of cycle count and battery capacity? Free replacement maybe?

Thanks everyone

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[–] redavid@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

not being used for a long time is probably the biggest component to the degradation. and apple isn't going to care unless it degraded to below 80% within the standard 1 year warranty period.

[–] rr196@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

You let a lithium ion battery fall into a deep discharge for nearly 5 years? Is that what you did? If so, congratulations you scammed yourself.