Is this true that some iphone versions are losing battery faster than usual or is it just because its old?
If so which iphone or any apple phone version won't lose battery fast
Yea
Yes and no.
It isn't anything to do with the iPhone version, it's to do with batteries degrading. This applies to all phones using Lithium ion batteries. Over time, they degrade which means they hold less charge than when they were brand new.
For example, over a few years, an iPhone battery may wear down to 80%. Which means when fully charged, it is only holding 80% of the charge the battery could've held when it was new.
All of this can be fixed with a battery replacement. Battery life not lasting long? Replace the battery and you'll be good to go
All batteries lose capacity over time and eventually become completely unusable.
Each individual battery has its own lifespan that is determined by
a combination of its original quality of manufacture and how it is treated in use.
Some last so long it seems they'll never fail (but of course they will)
while others go bad much earlier than they really should.
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