My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
In article <udvbi4$4uhu$1@solani.org>, Wilf <wilf21@is.invalid> wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
take it to an apple store. normally, 80% is the guideline for warranty >replacement, but they can override that if they think it's an issue.
When my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made an
appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working condition and claimed there was nothing they could do as the display was not
original. The display and everything else was working perfectly when I
took it in.
When they break customers property like that and walk away it's not
hard to see why they made over $80 billion profit in the last quarter.
In article <udvbi4$4uhu$1@solani.org>, Wilf <wilf21@is.invalid> wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
take it to an apple store. normally, 80% is the guideline for warranty replacement, but they can override that if they think it's an issue.
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
TIA
On 9/14/2023 11:15 AM, Wilf wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
Yes.
My iPhone 14 which is over a year old
has 98% battery capacity. What would
make yours get depleted so quickly? Is it possible you have open programs
in the background constantly doing something?
On 2023-09-14 12:15, Wilf wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
My iPhone 11 Pro is still at 90% and certainly lasts more than a full day.
So - as nospam says - may be time to drop in at an Apple Store sometime
soon.
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
Wilf <wilf21@is.invalid> wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
TIA
My iPhone 14 which is over a year old has 98% battery capacity. What would make yours get depleted so quickly? Is it possible you have open programs
in the background constantly doing something? I’ve noticed if I leave a navigation program like Maps open in the background my phone starts to get warm. Good thing I barely use that program.
In article <udvk5h$2o29u$1@dont-email.me>, badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
My iPhone 14 which is over a year old
the iphone 14 was released on 9/16/22, therefore it *can't* be 'over a
year old'. at best, it's just under one year old (by 2 days), and as i recall, you weren't among the very first to buy one, so it's not even
that.
On Thu, 14 Sep 2023 12:20:02 -0400, nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid>
wrote:
In article <udvbi4$4uhu$1@solani.org>, Wilf <wilf21@is.invalid> wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
take it to an apple store. normally, 80% is the guideline for warranty
replacement, but they can override that if they think it's an issue.
When my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made an
appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working condition and claimed there was nothing they could do as the display was not
original. The display and everything else was working perfectly when I
took it in.
When they break customers property like that and walk away it's not
hard to see why they made over $80 billion profit in the last quarter.
My iPhone 14 which is over a year old has 98% battery capacity.
Am 14.09.23 um 19:28 schrieb Chris in Makati:
On Thu, 14 Sep 2023 12:20:02 -0400, nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid>
wrote:
In article <udvbi4$4uhu$1@solani.org>, Wilf <wilf21@is.invalid> wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery >>>> is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is >>>> it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
take it to an apple store. normally, 80% is the guideline for warranty
replacement, but they can override that if they think it's an issue.
When my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made an
appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working condition and
claimed there was nothing they could do as the display was not
original. The display and everything else was working perfectly when I
took it in.
When they break customers property like that and walk away it's not
hard to see why they made over $80 billion profit in the last quarter.
You are an incredible Troll!
Your "story" is *a simple lie*.
Jörg Lorenz wrote:
Am 14.09.23 um 20:41 schrieb badgolferman:
My iPhone 14 which is over a year old has 98% battery capacity.
My iPhone 14 is slightly over 10 month old and still has 100%.
Good for you, JugHead. The OP didn't have such good luck.
Am 14.09.23 um 20:41 schrieb badgolferman:
My iPhone 14 which is over a year old has 98% battery capacity.
My iPhone 14 is slightly over 10 month old and still has 100%.
Wilf <wilf21@is.invalid> wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
TIA
My iPhone 14 which is over a year old has 98% battery capacity. What would make yours get depleted so quickly? Is it possible you have open programs
in the background constantly doing something? I’ve noticed if I leave a navigation program like Maps open in the background my phone starts to get warm. Good thing I barely use that program.
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
TIA
Am 14.09.23 um 19:28 schrieb Chris in Makati:
On Thu, 14 Sep 2023 12:20:02 -0400, nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid>
wrote:
In article <udvbi4$4uhu$1@solani.org>, Wilf <wilf21@is.invalid> wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery >>>> is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is >>>> it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
take it to an apple store. normally, 80% is the guideline for warranty
replacement, but they can override that if they think it's an issue.
When my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made an
appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working condition and
claimed there was nothing they could do as the display was not
original. The display and everything else was working perfectly when I
took it in.
When they break customers property like that and walk away it's not
hard to see why they made over $80 billion profit in the last quarter.
You are an incredible Troll!
Your "story" is *a simple lie*.
Wilf <wilf21@is.invalid> wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the batteryI’d hold off until low 80s to extend life of second battery. My 7+ battery got down to low 80s after a couple years and is again down to low 80s after
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
TIA
a couple more. Tempted to get another replacement to extend its life as a backup device.
My 7+ was my sole device. Now my 13 works alongside my iPad Pro so I don’t abuse it as much thus my battery health is still 98%.
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
In article <udvk5h$2o29u$1@dont-email.me>, badgolferman
<REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
My iPhone 14 which is over a year old
the iphone 14 was released on 9/16/22, therefore it *can't* be 'over a
year old'. at best, it's just under one year old (by 2 days), and as i recall, you weren't among the very first to buy one, so it's not even
that.
has 98% battery capacity. What would make yours get depleted so
quickly? Is it possible you have open programs in the background
constantly doing something?
it's an issue affecting some 14s.
Wilf <wilf21@is.invalid> wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the
battery is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than
originally. Is it worth having it replaced given that it seems to
last far less than 90% of the original time?
My iPhone 14 which is over a year old has 98% battery capacity. What
would make yours get depleted so quickly?
Is it possible you have open programs in the background constantly
doing something? I’ve noticed if I leave a navigation program like
Maps open in the background my phone starts to get warm. Good thing I
barely use that program.
In article <u1g6gipefqs6r5maijfa8tnc3ggjm7tos5@4ax.com>, Chris in
Makati <mail@nospam.com> wrote:
When my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made an
appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working condition and
claimed there was nothing they could do as the display was not
original. The display and everything else was working perfectly when I
took it in.
was the display original?
When my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made an
appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working condition and
claimed there was nothing they could do as the display was not
original. The display and everything else was working perfectly when I
took it in.
was the display original?
Was there something you didn't understand about the words "the display
was not original" ?
In article <ni58gittk8glpug1gv78jk7795ukm7c3tn@4ax.com>, Chris in
Makati <mail@nospam.com> wrote:
condition and >> claimed there was nothing they could do as theWhen my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made an
appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working
display was not >> original. The display and everything else was
working perfectly when I >> took it in.
was the display original?
Was there something you didn't understand about the words "the
display was not original" ?
just confirming why the phone no longer works properly.
In article <xn0o6v3s91bkbeb001@reader443.eternal-september.org>,
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
an >> >> appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.When my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made
condition and >> claimed there was nothing they could do as the
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working
display was not >> original. The display and everything else was
working perfectly when I >> took it in.
was the display original?
Was there something you didn't understand about the words "the
display was not original" ?
just confirming why the phone no longer works properly.
The phone was working properly when it was taken in for a battery
replacement. It sound like the Apple technicians disabled the
phone for having an aftermarket display.
aftermarket parts are not apple's responsibility. they didn't make
them and cannot guarantee their functionality.
his claim is with the manufacturer of the aftermarket display and the
tech who installed it (assuming it wasn't self-installed).
it's possible that the phone might have stopped working even if the
battery had not been replaced.
it's unfortunate that it no longer works, but that's the risk someone
takes when using such parts.
it's also suspect that they'd return a phone and say it's broken,
tough shit.
there are many unanswered questions. there is more to the story.
My son dropeed his car off for service and a tune up the other day.
They replaced the spark plugs and coil packs. When he picked it
up it was idling roughly. We called the mechanic back out and
they tried to diagnose and fix it in the parking lot, but to no
avail. We left it overnight and they fixed it the next day at no
extra charge. Turns out there was some debris in the intake
manifold which must have gotten in there when the air filter was
replaced.
that's completely different. spark plugs and air filters are generic
parts (with very rare exception).
The point of the story is to show the car was working fine when it
was dropped off, but after servicing it ran roughly. The mechanic
took responsibility for it and fixed it at no charge, engendering
good will toward the customer. This is how you build
relationships and trust.
its not uncommon for apple to repair devices for no charge even when
out of warranty and the user's fault.
that is how you build relationships and trust.
some years back, a friend of mine bought a new iphone and within a few
days, he dropped it and the screen shattered. he went to the apple
store, told them exactly what happened, that it was his fault. and
asked how much it would be to fix. they gave him a new phone at no
cost.
that doesn't always happen, but it's more common than you might think.
condition and >> claimed there was nothing they could do as theWhen my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made an
appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working
display was not >> original. The display and everything else was
working perfectly when I >> took it in.
was the display original?
Was there something you didn't understand about the words "the
display was not original" ?
just confirming why the phone no longer works properly.
The phone was working properly when it was taken in for a battery replacement. It sound like the Apple technicians disabled the phone
for having an aftermarket display.
My son dropeed his car off for service and a tune up the other day.
They replaced the spark plugs and coil packs. When he picked it up it
was idling roughly. We called the mechanic back out and they tried to diagnose and fix it in the parking lot, but to no avail. We left it overnight and they fixed it the next day at no extra charge. Turns out
there was some debris in the intake manifold which must have gotten in
there when the air filter was replaced.
The point of the story is to show the car was working fine when it was dropped off, but after servicing it ran roughly. The mechanic took responsibility for it and fixed it at no charge, engendering good will
toward the customer. This is how you build relationships and trust.
No. The story is 100% true and took place on August 1 2023 at the
Apple Genius Bar at Kingston-upon-Thames in UK under Repair No:
R588505668. I have the documentation available to support what I said.
In article <ni58gittk8glpug1gv78jk7795ukm7c3tn@4ax.com>, Chris in
Makati <mail@nospam.com> wrote:
When my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made an
appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working condition and >>>> claimed there was nothing they could do as the display was not
original. The display and everything else was working perfectly when I >>>> took it in.
was the display original?
Was there something you didn't understand about the words "the display
was not original" ?
just confirming why the phone no longer works properly.
The phone was working properly when it was taken in for a battery replacement. It sound like the Apple technicians disabled the phone
for having an aftermarket display.
an >> >> appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.When my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made
condition and >> claimed there was nothing they could do as the
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working
display was not >> original. The display and everything else was
working perfectly when I >> took it in.
was the display original?
Was there something you didn't understand about the words "the
display was not original" ?
just confirming why the phone no longer works properly.
The phone was working properly when it was taken in for a battery
replacement. It sound like the Apple technicians disabled the
phone for having an aftermarket display.
aftermarket parts are not apple's responsibility. they didn't make
them and cannot guarantee their functionality.
his claim is with the manufacturer of the aftermarket display and the
tech who installed it (assuming it wasn't self-installed).
it's possible that the phone might have stopped working even if the
battery had not been replaced.
it's unfortunate that it no longer works, but that's the risk someone
takes when using such parts.
it's also suspect that they'd return a phone and say it's broken,
tough shit.
there are many unanswered questions. there is more to the story.
Once again you miss the point, or most likely just avoid it. The phone
was working fine when it was handed over to the Apple technician for a battery replacement. It was handed back in a non-functioning
condition. Whose responsibility should it be to fix it?
In article <xn0o6v5hz1dwhfh002@reader443.eternal-september.org>,
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
made >>an >> >> appointment with my local Apple store to have it >>replaced. >> >> >>When my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I
the >> >>display was not >> original. The display and everythingcondition and >> claimed there was nothing they could do asThey returned the phone two hours later in a non-working
else was >> >>working perfectly when I >> took it in.
"the >> >>display was not original" ?
was the display original?
Was there something you didn't understand about the words
battery >> replacement. It sound like the Apple technicians
just confirming why the phone no longer works properly.
The phone was working properly when it was taken in for a
disabled the >>phone for having an aftermarket display.
the >tech who installed it (assuming it wasn't self-installed).
aftermarket parts are not apple's responsibility. they didn't make
them and cannot guarantee their functionality.
his claim is with the manufacturer of the aftermarket display and
the >battery had not been replaced.
it's possible that the phone might have stopped working even if
someone >takes when using such parts.
it's unfortunate that it no longer works, but that's the risk
it's also suspect that they'd return a phone and say it's broken,
tough shit.
there are many unanswered questions. there is more to the story.
Once again you miss the point, or most likely just avoid it. The
phone was working fine when it was handed over to the Apple
technician for a battery replacement. It was handed back in a >>non-functioning condition. Whose responsibility should it be to
fix it?
it's you who missed the point, that apple can't control aftermarket
parts or repairs.
the question is why is it not working, something for which we don't
have the answer.
if it's something apple did, then apple should fix it.
if it's something related to the aftermarket parts, then that's not
apple's fault and it may not be possible for apple to fix it even if
they wanted to.
again, it depends what exactly has failed.
Once again you miss the point, or most likely just avoid it. The
phone was working fine when it was handed over to the Apple
technician for a battery replacement. It was handed back in a >>non-functioning condition. Whose responsibility should it be to
fix it?
it's you who missed the point, that apple can't control aftermarket
parts or repairs.
the question is why is it not working, something for which we don't
have the answer.
if it's something apple did, then apple should fix it.
if it's something related to the aftermarket parts, then that's not
apple's fault and it may not be possible for apple to fix it even if
they wanted to.
again, it depends what exactly has failed.
1. The phone had aftermarket parts and worked fine when handed over.
2. The Apple technician took it and surely inspected it before
accepting to change the battery.
3. The Apple technician brought it back in a state of disrepair and
said it won't work at all now because of aftermarket display.
Even if it had aftermarket display and/or battery, it worked fine at
Step 1. What happened between Step 2 and Step 3? Please try to answer
this logically.
1. The phone had aftermarket parts and worked fine when handed
over. 2. The Apple technician took it and surely inspected it
before accepting to change the battery.
3. The Apple technician brought it back in a state of disrepair
and said it won't work at all now because of aftermarket display.
Even if it had aftermarket display and/or battery, it worked fine
at Step 1. What happened between Step 2 and Step 3? Please try
to answer this logically.
more information is needed as to exactly what the problem is and why
it was returned in a non-working condition. this is not complicated.
as i said, if it's something apple did, then apple should repair it.
if it's something related to the aftermarket parts or how they were >installed, then the issue needs to be taken up with the parts maker
and/or the installer.
1. The phone had aftermarket parts and worked fine when handed
over. 2. The Apple technician took it and surely inspected it
before accepting to change the battery.
3. The Apple technician brought it back in a state of disrepair
and said it won't work at all now because of aftermarket display.
Even if it had aftermarket display and/or battery, it worked fine
at Step 1. What happened between Step 2 and Step 3? Please try
to answer this logically.
more information is needed as to exactly what the problem is and why
it was returned in a non-working condition. this is not complicated.
The only information provided is this:
"They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working condition and claimed there was nothing they could do as the display was not
original."
as i said, if it's something apple did, then apple should repair it.
What were they doing to it for 2 hours? Why was there no explanation provided?
if it's something related to the aftermarket parts or how they were >installed, then the issue needs to be taken up with the parts maker
and/or the installer.
How could the aftermarket parts be a problem if it was working when
handed over to the Apple technician?
On Thu, 14 Sep 2023 22:23:32 +0200, Jörg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.net>
wrote:
When my iPhone 7 Plus battery health got down to 85% I made an
appointment with my local Apple store to have it replaced.
They returned the phone two hours later in a non-working condition and
claimed there was nothing they could do as the display was not
original. The display and everything else was working perfectly when I
took it in.
When they break customers property like that and walk away it's not
hard to see why they made over $80 billion profit in the last quarter.
You are an incredible Troll!
Your "story" is *a simple lie*
No. The story is 100% true and took place on August 1 2023 at the
Apple Genius Bar at Kingston-upon-Thames in UK under Repair No:
R588505668. I have the documentation available to support what I said.
In article <xn0o6v75b1g568e004@reader443.eternal-september.org>,
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
Once again you miss the point, or most likely just avoid it. The
phone was working fine when it was handed over to the Apple
technician for a battery replacement. It was handed back in a
non-functioning condition. Whose responsibility should it be to
fix it?
it's you who missed the point, that apple can't control aftermarket
parts or repairs.
the question is why is it not working, something for which we don't
have the answer.
if it's something apple did, then apple should fix it.
if it's something related to the aftermarket parts, then that's not
apple's fault and it may not be possible for apple to fix it even if
they wanted to.
again, it depends what exactly has failed.
1. The phone had aftermarket parts and worked fine when handed over.
2. The Apple technician took it and surely inspected it before
accepting to change the battery.
3. The Apple technician brought it back in a state of disrepair and
said it won't work at all now because of aftermarket display.
Even if it had aftermarket display and/or battery, it worked fine at
Step 1. What happened between Step 2 and Step 3? Please try to answer
this logically.
more information is needed as to *exactly* what the problem is and why
it was returned in a non-working condition. this is not complicated.
as i said, if it's something apple did, then apple should repair it.
if it's something related to the aftermarket parts or how they were >installed, then the issue needs to be taken up with the parts maker
and/or the installer.
You know very well that few people use their real
email address on newsgroups because spammers harvest them.
On Sat, 16 Sep 2023 08:29:20 +0200, Jörg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.net>
You are liar anyway: Chris in Makati <mail@nospam.com>
This domain does not belong to you.
Credibility *Zero*.
Stop trolling Jörg. You know very well that few people use their real
email address on newsgroups because spammers harvest them. Now why
don't you go back to milking cows and making chocolate rabbits, which
is what you people do best.
Am 16.09.23 um 11:50 schrieb Chris in Makati:
On Sat, 16 Sep 2023 08:29:20 +0200, Jrg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.net>
You are liar anyway: Chris in Makati <mail@nospam.com>
This domain does not belong to you.
Credibility *Zero*.
Stop trolling Jrg. You know very well that few people use their real
email address on newsgroups because spammers harvest them. Now why
don't you go back to milking cows and making chocolate rabbits, which
is what you people do best.
You are not only lying Troll you are also a primitive Troll.
OK. Let me spell out the entire story in more detail as accurately as
I can.
About three years ago the display in my iPhone 7 Plus got a small
crack in it and I took it to a non-Apple repair shop to be replaced.
They replaced the display and everything was working fine again.
Fast forward three years to last month and I realized that my iPhone
was needing to be charged more frequently and often wasn't even
lasting me a full day. The battery status said it was at 85%
performance. So I made an appointment with the Apple Genius Bar at
Kingston to have the battery replaced.
I took the phone in and they told me to come back after two hours.
When I returned they handed the phone back to me and said something
had happened and they couldn't complete the work. They said the
display was not standard and claimed that they couldn't accept any responsibility for the phone because of that.
I refused to accept that as there was nothing wrong with the phone
when I took it in apart from needing a new battery. They eventually
brought in a manager who agreed that they would order a genuine Apple
display and replace it free of charge. They told me it would take a
few days to obtain the part and would let me know when it was
available. At that point I was amazed at what Apple were offering me.
It seemed more than reasonable and I was looking forward to getting
the phone fixed.
So a few days later Apple called and we made an appointment. Once
again I took the phone in and they told me to come back after two
hours. When I want back the phone was still completely non-functional
and they told me there was nothing more they could do.
I went to a non-Apple repair shop and they guy there checked the phone
out. He tried putting a new display in and it still didn't work. He
then tried my display in another phone and it worked fine. So the
conclusion was that there never was and still isn't anything wrong
with the display in my phone. Something else must have happened while
the phone was in the possession of Apple that caused it to stop
working.
So a few days later Apple called and we made an appointment. Once
again I took the phone in and they told me to come back after two
hours. When I want back the phone was still completely non-functional
and they told me there was nothing more they could do.
did they tell you the reason for it still being non-functional?
I went to a non-Apple repair shop and they guy there checked the phone
out. He tried putting a new display in and it still didn't work. He
then tried my display in another phone and it worked fine. So the
conclusion was that there never was and still isn't anything wrong
with the display in my phone. Something else must have happened while
the phone was in the possession of Apple that caused it to stop
working.
something obviously did happen.
have you followed up with apple to find out what that was?
1. The phone had aftermarket parts and worked fine when handed over.
2. The Apple technician took it and surely inspected it before
accepting to change the battery.
3. The Apple technician brought it back in a state of disrepair and
said it won't work at all now because of aftermarket display.
Even if it had aftermarket display and/or battery, it worked fine at
Step 1. What happened between Step 2 and Step 3? Please try to answer
this logically.
On 2023-09-15, badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
1. The phone had aftermarket parts and worked fine when handed over.
2. The Apple technician took it and surely inspected it before
accepting to change the battery.
3. The Apple technician brought it back in a state of disrepair and
said it won't work at all now because of aftermarket display.
Even if it had aftermarket display and/or battery, it worked fine at
Step 1. What happened between Step 2 and Step 3? Please try to answer
this logically.
Just to clarify, this was a Apple technician in a Apple store, and not a >"Apple technician" working for a non-Apple store, right?
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
TIA
--
Wilf
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
TIA
--
Wilf
On Thursday, 14 September 2023 at 21:45:02 UTC+5:30, Wilf wrote:
My 14 Pro used to last all day and more. Now after a year the battery
is down to 90% but seems to last many hours less than originally. Is
it worth having it replaced given that it seems to last far less than
90% of the original time?
TIA
--
Wilf
Nothing will happen it just a battery drop..
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