Replacing an iPhone battery is a controversial topic. Apple is doing their best to spread fear to the general public and their customer base that third party batteries and repairs by non-authorized technicians are dangerous. While it certainly can...
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In this consumerist era, you might be looked at weirdly if you don’t throw away your stuff at the first sign of malfunction. And this especially rings true when it comes to the devices that we use for communicating with...
You’re probably here because you suspect that your iPhone is showing some odd behaviors - sudden shutdowns, increased heat or you simply find yourself charging your device every so often. These are just a few of the common iPhone battery...
By now, the large majority of people have accepted that owning a smartphone is a necessity. And gone are the days when using one was perceived as a matter of social status. In fact, we all recognize that it...
iPhones and any other gadget can fail. It’s inevitable. It can fail without warning and without any apparent cause. Fortunately, most iPhone problems are repairable both software and hardware side. The best thing about doing your own troubleshooting is that...
What would you do if you had 2000€ right now ready to be spent? Think about it, and while you do we want to show you how you can make this amount of money within a year, by making a...
Did you know that right now in the US there are no laws or regulations around what to do with your old batteries? That’s right, as far as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is concerned, it is up to the...
Hey guys! It’s me, John, your friendly Scandi Tech support. In our years of selling high-quality batteries, we’ve encountered several people asking us why at certain times, their iPhone battery indicator bar turns yellow or orange. What most people...
Is your phone battery going bad, but you’re still not sure you want to replace it? Typically, the battery of a mobile device lasts anywhere between 18 and 24 months. If yours is dying a slow and troublesome death, you...
