[xraiderv1]

so, I've noticed the iPad doesn't have a battery health section under battery in settings, this is kind of important information to know, so I know when its time to take it in for servicing.

how do I view this information? supposedly theres a program(or three) for windows that will display the battery health data to me.

help?

[Ed7789]

I don't know of any app on Windows that's able to read the battery status from iPhone or iPad.

If you have access to a macOS device, you could use coconutBattery to view the battery status for both iPhone and iPad devices

[xraiderv1]

I do not in point of fact have access to a Mac Os device.

[Mars20]

Periodically I check my battery status in the Analytic Data for the device.

[Up_And_Away]

Echoing Ed7789, I also do not know of a windows app to check the estimated iPad battery health. However, performing a web search will provide Windows compatible “solutions”. I didn’t list any of the search results because I wouldn’t recommended small app developer for Windows found on the internet. That’s not to say it’s a good or bad app, it’s to say I personally (especially for Windows not in the MS Store) do not install apps who have a dev/company I’m unfamiliar with.
I’m a fairly long time IPad user. If your iPad has very noticeably begun needing more frequent charging, the health estimate can be useful to see how much time is left. But IME (just IME) the death of an iPad battery has quite a downward slope as it gets very close to the end. You’ll see the battery, slowly at first, overall slope downward through its life with the slope increasing a bit over the months/years. but the last month or two is a black diamond ski trail type slope. It’s now on a quick slide into the afterlife. BOL..

[xraiderv1]

I just wish we had a means of seeing the health of the battery, the health, not the charge level. I rely on this information to plan maintenance visits to the store for my devices.

[Annie_M]

I just wish we had a means of seeing the health of the battery, the health, not the charge level. I rely on this information to plan maintenance visits to the store for my devices.

I agree completely! Perhaps it’s worth sending feedback to Apple!

[xraiderv1]

just gotta find their feedback form now lol

[Up_And_Away]

You can find iPad feedback right here:
https://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html#mn_p

[Annie_M]

You can find iPad feedback right here:
https://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html#mn_p

Thanks for adding this! I mean to do so, but... LOL! I forgot!

[Ledsteplin]

Periodically I check my battery status in the Analytic Data for the device.

I haven't seen the battery health % in that data. I see the Battery charge cycles though.

[xraiderv1]

thanks for the link guys, it just baffles me why the health section is in the iphone os, but not the ipad os.

[Ed7789]

thanks for the link guys, it just baffles me why the health section is in the iphone os, but not the ipad os.

I suspect it might have to do with the iPad being much larger, and thus requiring fewer charge cycles - causing it to degrade less.

[xraiderv1]

still utterly strange to not have that information available.

[Ledsteplin]

I do not in point of fact have access to a Mac Os device.

You can use iMazing on Windows. No clue how much it costs, but it does have a free trial.

[Annie_M]

still utterly strange to not have that information available.

I agree. I've just submitted a "feature request" via the link @Up_And_Away provided.

[Ledsteplin]

still utterly strange to not have that information available.

Probably because iPad batteries are both considerably larger and have a much longer service life. The iPad is designed to retain 80% of its original capacity at 1,000 charge cycles under normal use. That's twice as many charge cycles than the iPhone. Go to settings> Privacy > Analytics and Improvements > Analytics data > scroll down to the first "log-aggregated"> scroll way down and find Battery Cycle Count. If it's over 1,000, then you might want to check battery health % using iMazing on Windows.

[xraiderv1]

...I dont have any 'log-aggregated' entries?

[Ed7789]

...I dont have any 'log-aggregated' entries?

You might need to have “Share iPad Analytics” enabled.

Looking at this log (from my own iPad), it’s possible that there is a Battery Health warning message encoded in iPadOS.

[xraiderv1]

enabled share ipad analytics. still no log-aggregated file. power cycling my ipad to see if it generates a file....and restart complete. nope.

what am I doing wrong..

[Ed7789]

enabled share ipad analytics. still no log-aggregated file. power cycling my ipad to see if it generates a file....and restart complete. nope.

what am I doing wrong..

The log is periodic, so you need to be patient
On my iPad, it’s about once per day.

[xraiderv1]

there it is...buried in there isn't it?

[Ed7789]

there it is...buried in there isn't it?

Yeah, it was about 2/3 down on mine. Someone else mentioned it being completely at the bottom.

It will be under the cycle_count entry.

[xraiderv1]

why does apple make this one thing so hard..

[Wotchered]

Lot of help ! still can’t find it !