It seems to happen with all devices: you notice you don't get as much charge as you used to, and your iPad starts dying at inopportune times. Maybe it powers off when you still have 20% left, or just ...

Knowing your iPad battery health helps you decide when it's time for a new tablet. Image: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac Checking the health and maximum capacity of the battery in older iPad models isn’t as ...

On Apple's 2024 M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air models, Apple has made it possible to check the number of completed battery cycles, which is a valuable metric to determine your device's battery condition.

It's strangely difficult to find out what your iPad's battery health is. Even now iPadOS 18 is here, there's no sign of a full battery health setting coming to devices other than the new iPad Pro or ...

iPhone and Mac feature native access to see battery health, but interestingly, Apple hasn’t made the same available for iPad. Whether you’re curious about your battery health or you’re having issues ...

Apple's new M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air models feature a battery health setting that is new to iPads and when enabled prevents the devices from charging beyond 80% at all times, which can extend ...

If you notice faster battery drain with your iPad than expected, you’re not alone. Here’s a look at 8 tips and tricks to understand why you might be seeing it drain quickly and how to improve iPad ...

In this guide, we aim to guide you through a series of steps and strategies designed to maximize the battery life of your iPad operating on the latest version of Apple’s operating system, iPadOS 17.4.

Maintaining your iPad’s battery health is essential for ensuring consistent performance and extending its overall lifespan. By using built-in tools and adopting effective strategies, you can monitor ...