Right now! Third-party battery health display does not pop up Apple mobile phone iOS18.1 system brings spring

Apple is notoriously strict with third-party repairs and parts. For a long time, once the third-party battery is replaced, the Apple mobile phone not only has a pop-up warning, but also the health level cannot be checked. The transplanted battery cell scheme that came into being was a helpless move, and the battery management disorder caused by the cycle not being cleared to zero, and the step-down power lock also seriously restricted the energy efficiency of the new battery cells.

However, right now! Apple's third-party batteries can be used directly!

Recently, the beta version of the new system iOS 18.1 released by Apple has seen unprecedented adjustments to the policy on the use of third-party batteries, that is, users can use third-party batteries without worrying about feature disabling or compatibility issues.

Apple's new system iOS 18.1 beta brings spring

Specifically, these changes include:

Open third-party battery health display: Apple announced that it will open up third-party battery health display in the future, which will bring users more freedom and flexibility in maintenance options. This means that even with third-party batteries, users can see the health status of the battery, such as maximum capacity, number of cycles, etc.

Launch of iOS 18.1 beta: After upgrading to the latest iOS 18.1 beta, you can directly check the battery health of your iPhone even if you replace a third-party battery. In the case of the iPhone 12, tested with third-party batteries of different brands, the maximum capacity can be shown to be 100%.

Self-repair permission: After pushing the latest beta version of iOS 18.1, Apple has opened up the repair permission, allowing users to repair iPhone products by themselves. This means that as long as the parts meet Apple standards, they can clear the fault alerts themselves, including the problem that the battery cannot show the health and number of cycles.

How can I check the health of a third-party battery?

To check the third-party battery health, users only need to update their iPhone to the latest iOS 18.1 beta version, and then go to [Settings] - [Battery] - [Battery Health & Charging] to easily check the battery health. It is worth noting that users will be prompted with "Unable to verify that this iPhone battery is a genuine Apple battery". It can be seen that it is particularly important to choose a regular third-party battery.

Benefiting from the launch of iOS 18.1, users can finally see the maximum capacity and number of cycles of the battery after replacing the third-party battery. This change not only reflects Apple's emphasis on user needs, but also brings new opportunities to the third-party repair market.