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--- iphone_annoyances [2025.04.09 16:56] – Steve Isenberg
+++ iphone_annoyances [2025.04.09 16:59] (current) – [Option 2: Use coconutBattery (Mac only)] Steve Isenberg
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 This from Kim Komando.
-===== Checking Battery Health on iPad Mini 5 =====
-The iPad Mini 5 does **not** have a built-in Battery Health section in **Settings**, even on iPadOS 17 or later. However, you can still check the battery condition using a Mac or PC.
-==== Option 1: Use iMazing (Mac or PC) ====
-  - Download and install [[https://imazing.com|iMazing]].
-  - Connect your iPad Mini 5 via USB.
-  - Open iMazing and select your iPad in the sidebar.
-  - Click the **Battery** icon in the bottom right.
-  - You’ll see:
-    * **Battery Health (Maximum Capacity)**
-    * **Cycle Count**
-    * **Temperature**
-    * Charging Status
-Note: You don’t need the paid version to view battery information.
-==== Option 2: Use CoconutBattery (Mac only) ====
-  - Download [[https://www.coconut-flavour.com/coconutbattery/|coconutBattery]].
-  - Connect your iPad to your Mac via USB.
-  - Open coconutBattery and go to the **iOS Device** tab.
-  - It will display:
-    * **Design Capacity vs. Current Capacity**
-    * **Cycle Count**
-    * **Device Age**
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 ===== Checking Battery Health on iPad Mini 5 (and Other iPads) =====
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       - A proper USB-C to USB-A/C cable that supports data transfer
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-Let me know if you need help interpreting battery stats or if you're troubleshooting battery life issues on a specific iPad model.