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For most phones I used the batteries were ok for ~2 years, but i still kept using them for 1-2 more years.
But longer usage times of the batteries also means that they need less charge cycles also not fully charging and slow charging will also maintain the battery life better. In total my phone should have half the amount of charge cycles in a year compared to my previous phones.
I do believe that this time my phone battery will probably hold out over the complete device lifetime for once.