iPhone 16 family's exact battery capacities finally revealed

Vlad, 20 September 2024

Apple doesn't like to advertise exact battery capacities for its iPhones, and so we always have to rely on other sources to get those - regulatory agency certifications, teardowns, that sort of thing. The same has been true for the newly announced iPhone 16 family, but now we finally have the exact numbers courtesy of Brazilian regulator Anatel.

So, the iPhone 16 has a 3,561 mAh battery, up 6.3% from its predecessor's. The iPhone 16 Plus has a 4,674 mAh battery, up 6.6%. The iPhone 16 Pro gets a 3,582 mAh battery, up 9.4% from the iPhone 15 Pro's, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max boasts a 4,685 mAh cell, up 5.5% from the iPhone 15 Pro Max's.

iPhone 16 family's exact battery capacities finally revealed

Thus, there's one clear winner in terms of increase compared to last year's models, and that's the iPhone 16 Pro. But that doesn't mean the other devices don't have very good battery life - thanks to the A18 and A18 Pro chips used and thermal improvements in the internal design, both the iPhone 16 Pro and the Pro Max have significantly better longevity than their predecessors despite the minor (and different) increases in sheer battery capacity.

iPhone 16 family's exact battery capacities finally revealed

Additionally, all the iPhone 16 models support the faster 25W MagSafe charging, provided you buy one of Apple's new MagSafe chargers to benefit from it. You'll also need to connect that to a 30W power adapter. The new devices can also charge at up to 45W over USB-C.

The iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max will become available today across the world.

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  • Anonymous
  • 3 hours ago
  • rKn

Real reason is 5g on 4nm is still battery killer, Insane brightness, switch to 1.5k resolution and higher refresh rate. AI runs non stop in the background stealing your information if you don't disable all the permissions. Gps and location accur...

  • Anonymous
  • 3 hours ago
  • 3SI

The reason for the decreasing battery is not the heat but the processor either working too much for no reason (software problem) or being inefficient (hardware problem). Heat is a side-effect not a cause.

If the phone is hot, the battery % going down really fast. Even if you do not use it. Ask my previous S22 Ultra with Exynos. What a teribile phones. Being overheated just from reading articles on web.

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