Replacing your phone's battery depends on several factors, including how you use the device, how old it is, and how often you charge the battery. Here are some of the signs that may indicate it's time to replace your phone's battery, whether it's an iPhone or an Android smartphone:

 

Battery drains very quickly - If the battery drains very quickly compared to its previous state, this may be a sign of a drop in battery capacity.

 

Uneven Discharge – If the device shuts down or shuts down at random percentages of charge, this could be due to uneven battery degradation.

Charging problems - If the phone has difficulty charging or cannot charge to 100%. Here, keep in mind that we may be talking about a problem with the chip responsible for charging the battery itself.

The device gets too hot when charging - If you feel the phone getting unusually hot while charging, the battery may be in a bad state.

Age of the device - Over time, even if the battery is working normally, its capacity gradually decreases. After two or three years of active use, you may need to replace the battery to maintain a satisfactory run time on a single charge.

Let's remember and not forget that according to apple a battery with 80% capacity is in good health and still has life in it. Usually about 500 charging cycles are done on such a battery, and a full cycle is not every connection to the adapter. For example, you charged your phone to 100%, used 70% and the battery is left at 30%. You turn it on again to charge to 100% and only when you use up 30% does a full cycle occur.

Another important information you need to know is that if you replace the iPhone XR, iPhone 11 or iPhone 12, 13, 14 battery with a new battery, whether original or not, you will see the following message:

"Warning: Unable to Verify This iPhone Has a Genuine Battery"

If you're experiencing any of these problems, it may be time to replace your iPhone's battery. Before you decide to replace it, it's a good idea to check if your device is still under warranty to avoid additional costs. If the warranty has expired, you can contact the manufacturer or an authorized service center.

 

This will provide you with a quality battery replacement and prevent any problems or damage to the device. Replacing the battery yourself can be risky and can lead to the loss of the warranty or damage to the device, so if you do not have experience with this procedure, it is better to turn to the professionals.

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