Hi everyone,  
I have an 11-inch iPad Pro with the M2 chip that is about 3 years old.  
I recently checked my battery statistics using a log analysis tool and got the following results:  
Battery Health: 91%  
Cycle Count: 447  
Current Capacity: 6923 mAh  
iPadOS 26.5  
The numbers seem reasonable on paper, but my actual experience feels very different. The battery life feels noticeably worse than it used to, and honestly I would have guessed the health was much lower than 91%.  
The iPad has a few minor dents and two small display scratches, but everything else works perfectly.  
I was originally planning to replace the battery this year because the device is getting older and I want to keep using it for a long time. However, seeing 91% battery health makes me wonder whether a battery replacement would be a waste of money right now.  
Do you think the reported 91% health is realistic for a 3-year-old M2 iPad with 447 cycles? Would you replace the battery now, or wait until the health drops further?  
Personally, I’m leaning toward waiting. While the battery life doesn’t feel great anymore, 91% health and 447 cycles don’t sound like a battery that is near the end of its life. On the other hand, real-world battery life matters more than a percentage shown by a tool.  
What would you do in my situation?  
Thanks!

My iPad Pro M2 shows 91% battery health, but the battery feels much worse. Should I replace it?