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The problem isn't necessarily the replacement, even though it's certainly not for a large majority of iPhone customers. The problem is sourcing the battery in t
by revelation 9y ago
The problem isn't necessarily the replacement, even though it's certainly not for a large majority of iPhone customers. The problem is sourcing the battery in the first place. Apple certainly isn't supplying any of them.
In the best case you get one that works properly, if you're unlucky you might get one that has lower capacity, and if you're very unlucky you might just get one that puffs up and catches on fire.
- baddox 9y agoThey’re not user replaceable. Apple and their certified shops will absolutely repair the battery for you, although I don’t know how many generations of iPhones they support.
- pishpash 9y agoThat they are not user replaceable is not under any dispute. The question is why.
- Domenic_S 9y ago> The problem is sourcing the battery in the first place. Not really! iFixit and others have done the hard work for you there (I work at iFixit).