Apple iPhone is a truly fantastic device: in 2007, the year in which it was presented and marketed, with the legendary first model called by fans "iPhone EDGE", the frist Apple smartphone radically changed the world mobile phone market.
Before its large touch display, the cell phones of the time had small keyboards and little screens with very low color depths, and very low resolution.
At the time, web could not be explored without experiencing a perpetual state of frustration, the emails all looked like SMS, and watching movies in HD was something just out of this plan of reality.
The iPhone was therefore a real revolution, which changed all the production of world mobile telephony.
But as useful and wonderful as a modern electronic device can be, even the iPhone suffers from a defect common to all of them: it needs electricity to work.
Which must therefore be supplied by a battery.
Possibly, a light, powerful and stable battery.
One of the successes of the first iPhone was its powerful lithium-ion battery, which managed to deliver the power needed for that fantastic, innovative and historic device.
The iPhone mounts, since its first model, an integrated lithium-ion battery (a lithium polymers, to be exact).
Lithium ion (Li-ion) and lithium polymer (Li-Poly) technologies have many advantages over the 'old' nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd), or nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH) batteries ): they can store much more energy thanks to their very high density cells (only seven grams of a Li-ion battery can contain almost a mole of electrons!), they do not suffer from the memory effect, they can be charged at any time without worrying about the residual charge and, above all, lithium batteries offer a really high average life. Between 500 and 1000 charging cycles, generally speaking.
Although of excellent quality and very powerful, thanks to lithium-ion technology, like any rechargeable batter, the iPhone battery does not last forever: although it can be charged for many times, eventually the materials that make up its cells, by force of being oxidized and de-oxidized, will end up oxidizing irreversibly.
Gradually, the cells of the battery won't accumulate more electrons, and won't have enough voltage to make them move.
Slowly, the phone will have less and less energy to draw on.
Eventually, the battery will no longer charge, and must necessarily be replaced.
This usually occurs after the first two years of battery use, which it meas a total of 800-1000 battery charging cycles.
However, it is always better to never consume all the battery cycles to the bone: it is always better to avoid replacing a lithium-ion battery just right before its death.
Manufacturers don't like to talk about it, but Li-ion and Li-Poly have the bad habit of tending to explode if the total voltage of the battery cells drops below a certain voltage.
This is not that common (the controller puts reasonably safe), but as they say: better safe than sorry.
Assuming constant use over time, a generic Li-poly battery of good quality and without conformity defects usually reaches 500 total cycles with still 70-80% of the original residual capacity.
This percentage quickly begins to drop after around 500 cycles, guaranteeing less and less energy performance to the battery.
In case of long periods of storage of the iPhone without voltage, the degradation of the battery is much higher.
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Yes, it's true.
And this is common to all lithium polymer batteries, of any other electronic device.
Indeed, due to their construction technology, this kind of batteries gradually lose their original capacity, in a slow but irreversible process.
It is estimated that, in a year, a generic Li-poly battery will lose about 20% of the charge it had originally; this percentage of deterioration worsens if the accumulator remains unused.
There is no way to eliminate this side effect in lithium-ion technology, but regular use of the battery, with frequent charging, mitigates and slows down degradation.
This drawback makes all Li-poly batteries perishable spare parts.
Our lab, following the 'just in time' policy, always ensures batteries with minimum storage time.
No, it's not possible.
And this applies to any type of batteries.
A rechargeable battery can be seen as an isolated system, which continuously exchanges energy with another system: for the second principle of thermodynamics, it is always the system with higher energy (the power source to which we connect our iPhone) to transfer energy on the battery, and never the other way around.
This exchange is irreversible, and every time it occurs, part of the potential energy is dispersed in a form that can no longer be used to produce work.
This phenomenon worsens over time, because like any other closed system, even a rechargeable battery tends to entropy.
It is not possible to prevent or reverse all this.
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From iOS 10.2 onwards, the iPhone Operating System is able to perform an automatic software check of the health of the battery, and can warn the user when it requires assistance.
If the message is displayed in Settings > Battery:
"iPhone battery may require technical assistance"
the phone should be brought to a service center as soon as possible for the necessary checks.
Like any software, the iPhone control software is not able to establish any damage to the accumulator or problems related to it, such as: internal short-circuits, damage to integrated circuits and so on.
That's why it's always good to have your phone checked by an experienced and specialized technician when iOS warns that the battery requires attention.
We replace the batteries of all iPhones produced so far on the market, at an extremely convenient price: starting from Euro 39.001 for any iPhone model.
And we provide you with a service totally equivalent to what Apple provides in its Apple Stores: the batteries that we mount, are products of the highest quality.
We replace batteries in Milan every day, at any time right to your home, and we do not keep you waiting.
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Here is a general list of symptoms:
If you find the symptoms mentioned above, most likely your battery is left with very few cells still active, and is about to die: in a short time, it will greet you definitively.
So it is better to run for time, replacing the battery before it completely ends its life.
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Most people ignore it, but there is a substantial difference between a damaged and a worn out battery.
The wear of the accumulators is physiological, and it is an inevitable process.
When the cells are all irreversibly oxidized, the battery will stop working.
Damage, however, is another story: it is an event not foreseen in the planning stage, which shares part of the symptoms of wear but whose origins are completely different.
A damaged lithium polymer battery usually shows the following symptoms:
One or more of these symptoms generally indicate a damaged battery, in the vast majority of cases due to under or over voltage, even if there are cases of real mechanical damage (punctures and lacerations of the battery).
Such a situation is extremely dangerous, both for the telephone and for the physical safety of those who use it: lithium polymer accumulators become unstable, if damaged, with the risk of explosions and fires.
Generally speaking, the main risk is that the phone, sooner or later, will simply not be accessed anymore, because the battery will be completely oxidized, and will no longer even have a functioning cell to accumulate electrons.
This is usually the most common end of an iPhone exhausted battery: the battery will remain in place in your iPhone, but will make it unusable.
The lithium-ion batteries, like their subsequent lithium polymers, fortunately do not disperse the electrolyte like other battery models, but as mentioned above, they have a tendency to become unstable if the total voltage of the cells drops too low.
It is rare and it is good to underline it, but the battery could also explode, with the relative risks of this disaster.
It has happened several times, in different parts of the world, and always with Li-ion or Li-Poly.
However, this is a rare event.
A side effect of lithium ion or lithium polymer batteries, intrinsic in their construction technology, is the known 'swelling effect'.
This effect, as the name suggests, literally inflates the battery, making it increase in shape and volume, just as if it were a balloon.
Given that a Li-Ion or Li-poly does not have an external metal container, the swelling is uncontrolled: this can cause irreparable damage to the iPhone, which instead have well-defined internal spaces, where the battery must be housed.
The swelling effect of lithium batteries is essentially due to how they are charged and discharged: too high a current intensity, as well as a too fast discharge are usually the main ones responsible for the swelling, which makes it absolutely necessary to replace the battery.
The voltage of the cells that make up the battery is also fundamental: generally, voltages greater than 4.235V per cell, or voltage drops below 2.7V may be sufficient to inflate the accumulator irreparably.
Once inflated, there is no way to restore the original condition of the battery, which will then have to be disposed of and replaced.
The symptoms of a swollen battery are essentially mechanical: depending on the model of iPhone in your possession, the swelling will create inconsistencies in the appearance of the device.
In the iPhone5 and later, given that the battery is placed between the metal body and the screen, the swelling will be immediately evident: the display will begin to lift from the central bezel, curving (sometimes, breaking), and creating a more or less wide crack between it and the plastic body.
Given that the screen is above the swollen battery, the worst possible damage is breaking the display.
Often, this damage is unrecoverable.
If you remove the swollen battery and replace it with a brand new one, and if the screen has not undergone too high torque energy, you can recover the device, without replacing the screen itself.
We provide a fast, professional and very secure iPhone battery replacement in Milan.
All our iPhone batteries are individually tested: we do not carry out random checks, but we test each battery one by one.
We provice a complete charge / discharge cycle for any brand new battery, and analyze the results using the appropriate software: only if the battery passes the test is the OK to be installed.
And if by chance an installed battery turns out to be failed, there is no problem: there is a 24-month warranty on every intervention performed (for private customers), for your maximum peace of mind.
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Yes: from iOS 10.2 onwards, Apple has modified the Operating System, implementing a processor underclock function (lowering the operating frequency) in case of excessively worn out accumulator.
This was decided for both marketing and safety reasons: an exhausted lithium polymer battery - therefore, to a large extent irreversibly oxidized - can become unstable if damaged, and provides an unreliable, decidedly reduced energy supply.
This can be a problem for the processor, always used to working at the maximum possible speed: given that it is extremely dangerous to bring a Li-poly battery at zero voltage, since it can burst, the System turns off the phone before the battery runs out completely .
To minimize sudden shutdowns and extend battery life, iOS lowers the CPU frequency.
This causes a slowdown of the whole system, including applications.
To restore the original speed of the System-on-a-Chip mounted on the iPhone, it is therefore necessary to replace the exhausted battery with a new one.
From iOS 11.3 onwards and from iPhone 6 series onwards, it is possible to check if the device has entered performance management by following the path Settings> Battery> Battery Status.
In general, in case of worn battery and CPU and GPU underclocking, the user can experience these problems while using his iPhone:
To resolve these problems, you need to replace the exhausted iPhone battery.
There are no other lasting and definitive software solutions or remedies.
We provide a fast battery change service directly where you are in Milan.
The service is active in many areas of Milan, and it is really convenient and useful: we come, we change the battery of your iPhone directly on site, we perform all the control tests and we solve the problem in 10 minutes.
You will not lose your data, you will not have to wait and you will not have to queue.
Nothing more and nothing less: very quick change of the battery of your iPhone on the spot, in maximum comfort and efficiency.
The price? Very small: starting from € 39.00!
Finished price and VAT included, with all the advantage that you don't have to move from your sofa in the least: call 333.29.22.308 or fill out the booking form, and we will come to you in a flash to change the old battery of your iPhone.
A service that is our flagship, and statistically the most loved by our customers.
Because it is quick, cheap and very practical.
With our iPhone home battery change service, you won't have these problems: all you have to do is call 333.29.22.308, book your intervention and get comfortable.
Our technicians arrive in every part of Milan with both express and standard service, and cover the areas of:
If you need to change your iPhone battery, use the form below: choose month, day and time, and specify the model of your iPhone through the convenient drop-down menu. We will reply within 24 hours to confirm your reservation.
We remind you that our fast battery change service is ... Really quick!
In fact, we replace the exhausted battery of your iPhone in 10 minutes, and always at the same advantageous price for all models: starting from € 39.00.
If you want the battery change at home, directly on site and without waiting, the cost is starting from only € 39.00 (VAT included) for each iPhone model.