iPhone 8 Battery Swelling! Is it reliable? Are you still looking forward to buying iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus? And before you buy iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus, you should
think about every parts such as the
LCD display, the glass back cover, the wireless charging, and the battery etc and learn more about iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus.
When Apple launched the new phones on September 22nd, at least seven iPhone 8 battery swelling incidents have been reported. A few short days, the number seems big but Apple has undoubtedly sold so far that is still the millions of iPhone 8. When Galaxy Note 7 comes
to such incidents last year, its battery related recall is still fresh in people's minds. Although reports have been coming out about iPhone 8 battery inside the phone is swelling, bending the front of the phone and separating it from the body of the device. Fortunately, so far there haven't been any fires. But When Apple comes to have the iPhone 8 battery problem now, they have a short statement on the matter: "We are aware and looking into it." So we not clear yet whether it's occurring in just now, or in the future, you must proceed with caution. Because it is no longer the previous iPhone battery. These issue as a "battery failure" . Last year, Galaxy Note 7 exploded, Samsung issued its first recall after 35 reported cases, and decided to halt sales completely. Galaxy Note 7 batteries swelling, Samsung choose to recall, and learned many things from the Galaxy Note 7, then launches Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8.
Recently rounded up reports of the issue, iPhone 8 user in Japan, Taiwan, China, Canada, Greece, and Hong Kong have now reported iPhone 8 battery incidents. Apple has been tight-lipped in its response about the "swelling" batteries, saying only that it is looking into the issue, without providing further details. Now we don' t know what' s causing the iPhone 8 batteries to swell up, but it's actually there have no reports of scorching or explosions related to the new iPhone, so there has no worry of a catastrophic design flaw similar to Samsung's Galaxy Note 7. So as you can see, there's no way to draw any conclusions as to what causes the problems on iPhone 8. But as long as they do not explode and Apple identifies and fixes the problem, you can't worry about it.
But as a iPhone user, after Samsung's Note 7 fiasco, there has reason to be concerned about what' s happening here, especially since it' s a battery issue. So if you want to buy new iPhone, you must consider carefully. More information about phone repair tools and guides, you can try Vip Fix Shop Team.