Roystoys
I use an app , accubattery,, and normally I wouldn't put much into the results eg when I charge my battery to 100% from say 15% and check what the app says about the health of my battery it says 92% or there abouts it has done this from the word go . Ok it's just an app and probably not very accurate but I recently purchased my wife a Nokia g 10 and when I check the battery with the same app it says 101% ( it has a 5050 mAh Battery capacity) but the app says it's capacity or at least the amount of charge I just put into it is 5118 mAh.
My zenfone 7 has a 5000 mAh Battery and when I check the app after charging to 100% it says it's capacity is roughly 4600 mAh or 92% . I purchased it as soon as it hit the market, the box was sealed so no one could have used or tampered with it .
Is it in fact correct and is the batteries capacity less than the advertised 5000 mAh ?
I am curious what other people think???
Battery capacity
This is because you bought your Nokia X20 recently and its new, while you are using your Zenfone 7 since 5 months now. Use your nokia X20 for 5 months and you will notice that there is not any diffrence in accubattery calculations you will just see 1% more health i. E. 93% with Nokia X20 depending upon its capacity while comparing zenfone 7 what it shows now (92%). So this is Normal. And also battery degradation depends on you daily usage pattern
