iOS 14.5 brings a good change for iPhone 11 Series users

Today, Apple officially released iOS 14.5 and iPadOS 14.5 for iPhone / iPad users. This is a major update to the iOS and iPadOS 14 operating systems, first launched in September 2020.

In this update, Apple brings a long list of new features, such as support for unlocking iPhone with Apple Watch, 5G support for dual SIM users, new emoji icons, .

Comes with that is fixing annoying bugs that existed on previous iOS versions, including the feature "Recalibrate battery status" of the device.

This feature is intended to fix battery status indicator errors on iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.

The information disclosed by Apple is as follows: "The battery health reporting system recalibrates the maximum battery capacity and performance capacity specified on iPhone 11 models to resolve inaccurate estimates of the report. battery status for some users. "

It is known that the "Recalibrate battery status" feature was integrated by Apple in the previous iOS 14.5 beta 6. After the update, some users of iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max reported a significant increase in the battery health on their device.

Specifically, Twitter user Guilherme shared results after iOS 14.5 beta 6 recalibrated his battery. This person claims that the battery status has improved on his iPhone 11 Pro.

Another user on the Reddit forum said that his estimated battery health on his device had increased from 90% to 96%.

Apple support documents say that the faulty battery condition has nothing to do with the iPhone battery. The error lies in how iOS measures battery health. Recalibration in the iOS 14.5 beta versions and the official release today was released to address this issue.

A handful of iPhone users also face the highest performance reductions. You can recalibrate the battery of iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max by going to Settings> Battery> Battery Status.