BATTERY REPAIR SERVICE

Lithium-ion batteries in your iPhone will ultimately lose their ability to hold a charge, which can be really unpleasant if you’re on the go all day. If this is the case for you, there are various options available: you can upgrade to the most recent iPhone model, start carrying a battery charger everywhere with you, or simply replace the battery altogether.

To determine whether or not your battery is in need of replacement, go to “Settings” > “Battery” > “Battery Health.” This will let you to view how healthy your battery is currently. This is where you can find out what the current maximum capacity of your battery is. If your iPhone’s battery is nearing the end of its life cycle, a little message at the top of the screen may appear.

What is the best way to tell if your iPhone Battery needs to be replaced?

We will go through each of the most prevalent issues that our clients have encountered in the order in which they occurred.

HOW CAN I PROTECT THE BATTERY ON MY IPHONE?

On average, an iPhone battery will need to be replaced after 1.5 – 2 years of use, depending on how much the phone is used. As a result, changing your iPhone battery throughout this time period will ensure that your iPhone’s battery health remains consistent.

Avoid overcharging, and when the battery reaches 100 percent, unplug all of your wires.

Always avoid using inexpensive cables since the insulation on these cables is usually of poor quality. Over time, this will cause your battery to get corroded and eventually fail. You are causing your battery to wear out more quickly than it should be.