The Apple Iphone XR has a non-removable Li-Po 2,942 mAh battery that keeps the phone going without issues. With normal usage, the battery will last about one day before you need to recharge it. If you use your phone heavily, the battery may only last up to ten hours or so depending on how much you use it and what features are turned on.
What is the iPhone XR battery capacity?
Unfortunately, Apple does not list an official battery capacity for its new iPhone XR. However, if you want to know exactly how much juice is inside of your new iPhone XR, it's really pretty easy to figure out using a bit of math. It's important to note that all phone batteries lose some efficiency over time and after they have been charged and discharged numerous times. So with that in mind, we would say you can expect around 5-8 hours of screen-on time per charge when comparing your brand-new iPhone XR to its performance later on down the road as it begins to show signs of wear-and-tear.
Talk time
Apple promises that when you take your Apple iPhone XR off its charger at 7AM, it will still have 80 percent of its battery power by midnight. But how useful is that in real-world terms? That’s an impossible question to answer without knowing what phone activities you intend to do. Still, we can make a few educated guesses as to how much battery life Apple iPhone users might expect. To do so, we first need to understand what’s contributing to power drain while using an Apple iPhone. Phone calls (assuming they use voice over IP or VoIP), streaming music from services like Spotify and YouTube music—those things are going to eat into your battery in a big way because they are constantly pulling down data through WiFi and often through cell towers as well.
Standby time
The Apple iPhone XR's battery is rated at 13 hours of talk time. That isn't amazing by smartphone standards, but should be sufficient if you're used to using your phone on a daily basis for everything from making calls to checking email and Facebook. On standby mode, however, where you leave your phone on but unused, it will last significantly longer (Apple says about 17 days). With that in mind, if you intend to use your phone frequently throughout the day—for music streaming or gaming—it may not make sense to opt for an iPhone with such a small battery life. It could actually run out of power before you finish using it!
Charging time
The battery is one of the most important features on a smartphone, so it’s only natural to wonder how long you can expect it to last before it needs charging again. According to Apple, if you’re using Wi-Fi, watching video and listening to music at maximum brightness for an hour each day you can expect about 12 hours of battery life per charge. In other words: if you want your phone to last all day then you might need a portable charger (or two) or maybe even a solar charging case. Either way, plan accordingly. It’s always better to be safe than sorry.