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 ...

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 ...

If your iPad doesn't have that option, coconutBattery and iMazing can check the battery health from a computer. Consider replacing the battery or upgrading your iPad if its battery is no longer ...

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 ...

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.

No matter how well you take care of a device, your battery's health will slowly deteriorate over time. Here's how to quickly check the health of your iPhone or iPad battery. A low-health battery will ...

To check your iPad's battery health, you'll need to install a third-party battery monitoring app, which will require you to connect the iPad to a computer. Unlike the iPhone, the iPad doesn't have a ...

The new iPad requires a lot more power than the iPad 2. How much more power? So much that despite an astounding 70% increase in the new iPad’s battery capacity (42.5 watt-hour up from 25 watt-hour), ...

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 ...