Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses' second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
How old were each of the batteries? A lot of batteries will
swell up when they get real old.
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses'
second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
How old were each of the batteries? A lot of batteries will
swell up when they get real old.
Both 6+s' 2nd genuine battieres were installed on 5/1/2018 in a local Apple store. 4S was original from 2012.
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses'
second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses'
second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Ant wrote:
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6
Pluses' second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
How old were each of the batteries? A lot of batteries will swell up
when they get real old.
Both 6+s' 2nd genuine battieres were installed on 5/1/2018 in a local
Apple store. 4S was original from 2012.
Surprising that the batteries from 2018 swelled up already.
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses'
second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses'
second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses'
second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses'
second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
On 2023-10-29 20:24, Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up?
I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6
Pluses'
second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
I'm curious as to the odds of that happening to one person.
How do you abuse these things so much that this may happen?
In this house alone, over the years we've had about 8 iPhones.
Battery swelling has never happened. Only 1 battery was ever
replaced (by Apple).
In my wide entourage of friends, employees, colleagues, clients
and acquaintances, I've never heard anyone mentioning such.
On 2023-10-30, Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6
Pluses' second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
How old were each of the batteries? A lot of batteries will swell up
when they get real old.
Both 6+s' 2nd genuine battieres were installed on 5/1/2018 in a local
Apple store. 4S was original from 2012.
Surprising that the batteries from 2018 swelled up already.
Not if they sat unused for a long duration of time, it isn't.
On 2023-10-30, Ant <ant@zimage.comANT> wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses' second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
How many of those three sat unused for long durations of time?
Am 30.10.23 um 01:24 schrieb Ant:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses' second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
More than 12 iPhones + 4 iPad minis: *NEVER*.
Happens usually when the device is misused: Left in the car in the
bright sun, permanently plugged to charge etc. etc.
Ant wrote:
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses'
second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
How old were each of the batteries? A lot of batteries will
swell up when they get real old.
Both 6+s' 2nd genuine battieres were installed on 5/1/2018 in a local Apple store. 4S was original from 2012.
Surprising that the batteries from 2018 swelled up already.
Maybe they switched to second rate batteries, since you likely
didn't watch them install.
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses' >>>>> second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
How old were each of the batteries? A lot of batteries will
swell up when they get real old.
Both 6+s' 2nd genuine battieres were installed on 5/1/2018 in a local Apple store. 4S was original from 2012.
Surprising that the batteries from 2018 swelled up already.
Maybe they switched to second rate batteries, since you likely
didn't watch them install.
How can you even tell if you could look? Don't Apple use genuine
batteries? This was during the $29 offers from its batterygate. :/
Alan Browne wrote:
On 2023-10-29 20:24, Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses'
second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
I'm curious as to the odds of that happening to one person. How do you
abuse these things so much that this may happen?
In this house alone, over the years we've had about 8 iPhones. Battery
swelling has never happened. Only 1 battery was ever replaced (by
Apple).
In my wide entourage of friends, employees, colleagues, clients and
acquaintances, I've never heard anyone mentioning such.
You an entourage? Are you a rock star?
Jolly Roger <jollyroger@pobox.com> wrote:
On 2023-10-30, Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had >>>>>> three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6
Pluses' second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
How old were each of the batteries? A lot of batteries will swell up >>>>> when they get real old.
Both 6+s' 2nd genuine battieres were installed on 5/1/2018 in a local
Apple store. 4S was original from 2012.
Surprising that the batteries from 2018 swelled up already.
Not if they sat unused for a long duration of time, it isn't.
Define unused. I rarely used them, but almost daily.
On 2023-10-30 14:53, Hank Rogers wrote:
Alan Browne wrote:
On 2023-10-29 20:24, Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell
up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two
6 Pluses'
second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
I'm curious as to the odds of that happening to one person.
How do you abuse these things so much that this may happen?
In this house alone, over the years we've had about 8
iPhones. Battery swelling has never happened. Only 1
battery was ever replaced (by Apple).
In my wide entourage of friends, employees, colleagues,
clients and acquaintances, I've never heard anyone
mentioning such.
You an entourage? Are you a rock star?
Nope - just one who chooses words badly. OTOH, can you ever
contribute anything worthwhile?
Alan Browne wrote:
On 2023-10-30 14:53, Hank Rogers wrote:
Alan Browne wrote:
On 2023-10-29 20:24, Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses' >>>>> second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
I'm curious as to the odds of that happening to one person. How do
you abuse these things so much that this may happen?
In this house alone, over the years we've had about 8 iPhones.
Battery swelling has never happened. Only 1 battery was ever
replaced (by Apple).
In my wide entourage of friends, employees, colleagues, clients and
acquaintances, I've never heard anyone mentioning such.
You an entourage? Are you a rock star?
Nope - just one who chooses words badly. OTOH, can you ever
contribute anything worthwhile?
Glad to see someone picking up nospam's duties. I sort of miss his
caustic remarks.
Ant wrote:
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had >>>>> three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses' >>>>> second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
How old were each of the batteries? A lot of batteries will
swell up when they get real old.
Both 6+s' 2nd genuine battieres were installed on 5/1/2018 in a local Apple store. 4S was original from 2012.
Surprising that the batteries from 2018 swelled up already.
Maybe they switched to second rate batteries, since you likely
didn't watch them install.
How can you even tell if you could look? Don't Apple use genuine
batteries? This was during the $29 offers from its batterygate. :/
I wonder if apple contracted for some el cheapo batteries for
their "batterygate" replacements, knowing they would last at
least as long as the warranty.
It's also possible that you got two batteries that just
happened to be faulty. Statistics allows for that, but it is
low probability.
Also I don't know how apple stores operate, but in most chain
store operations, it's possible to have a particular one that
isn't stellar.
Have you approached the store where you had these batteries
installed?
Ant <ant@zimage.comANT> wrote:
Jolly Roger <jollyroger@pobox.com> wrote:
On 2023-10-30, Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had >>>>>> three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6
Pluses' second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
How old were each of the batteries? A lot of batteries will swell up >>>>> when they get real old.
Both 6+s' 2nd genuine battieres were installed on 5/1/2018 in a local >>>> Apple store. 4S was original from 2012.
Surprising that the batteries from 2018 swelled up already.
Not if they sat unused for a long duration of time, it isn't.
Define unused. I rarely used them, but almost daily.
That makes no sense. Rarely is no where near the same as daily. A long
unused period is something like a couple of months.
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had >>>>>>> three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6 Pluses' >>>>>>> second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
How old were each of the batteries? A lot of batteries will
swell up when they get real old.
Both 6+s' 2nd genuine battieres were installed on 5/1/2018 in a local Apple store. 4S was original from 2012.
Surprising that the batteries from 2018 swelled up already.
Maybe they switched to second rate batteries, since you likely
didn't watch them install.
How can you even tell if you could look? Don't Apple use genuine
batteries? This was during the $29 offers from its batterygate. :/
I wonder if apple contracted for some el cheapo batteries for
their "batterygate" replacements, knowing they would last at
least as long as the warranty.
It's also possible that you got two batteries that just
happened to be faulty. Statistics allows for that, but it is
low probability.
I wonder if there had been any public reports of this.
Also I don't know how apple stores operate, but in most chain
store operations, it's possible to have a particular one that
isn't stellar.
Have you approached the store where you had these batteries
installed?
Nope. I haven't been there since 2018. I remember now. It was a farther
store because the closer stores didn't have any batteries.
Jolly Roger <jollyroger@pobox.com> wrote:
On 2023-10-30, Ant <ant@zimage.comANT> wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6
Pluses' second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
How many of those three sat unused for long durations of time?
I use them rarely daily to check weather, security cameras, view and
hear medias, etc. 4S was on an alarm dock always charged since its
original battery life sucked.
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
Ant wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I
had three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6
Pluses' second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)
How old were each of the batteries? A lot of batteries will swell
up when they get real old.
Both 6+s' 2nd genuine battieres were installed on 5/1/2018 in a
local Apple store. 4S was original from 2012.
Surprising that the batteries from 2018 swelled up already.
Maybe they switched to second rate batteries, since you likely didn't
watch them install.
How can you even tell if you could look? Don't Apple use genuine
batteries? This was during the $29 offers from its batterygate. :/
On 2023-10-30, Ant <ant@zimage.comANT> wrote:
Jolly Roger <jollyroger@pobox.com> wrote:
On 2023-10-30, Ant <ant@zimage.comANT> wrote:
Just curious.
How many of you had your iPhones' genuine batteries swell up? I had
three since I noticed them (a 4S [original battery] and two 6
Pluses' second genuine batteries from 5/1/2018) yesterday. :O
How many of those three sat unused for long durations of time?
I use them rarely daily to check weather, security cameras, view and
hear medias, etc. 4S was on an alarm dock always charged since its
original battery life sucked.
How old are the batteries in each of them?
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