Question 1

Why is my iPhone battery swelling up?

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If your phone looks like it's starting to swell - it's most likely caused by an old or damaged battery. This is the result of damage to the lithium-ion (Li-ion) cells used in modern smartphones and tablets, leading to a buildup of dangerous flammable gases which can cause the battery to swell over time.     We Save Data brings affordable battery replacement services to iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Samsung Galaxy and other cell phones in Charlotte, Concord and the Carolinas.   Such damage can have several causes:   Overcharging – This can happen especially if you are prone to constantly charging your phone with a fast charging plug or car charger.  Heat – Heat caused by overcharging or from other sources can also cause battery swelling. Nowadays it's quite common to see cases caused by constant wireless charging.  Accidental Damage - Impacts caused by things like drops or liquid damage can cause the cells in your cell phone battery to fail or even puncture. If you feel like this may be the case, bring your device in for a free, no obligation checkup from one of our certified award-winning technicians.    An iPhone 4 with a swollen battery which caused the back glass to break off - an increasingly common sight among older devices    Want to learn more about how to take care of your cell phone battery? Read our article about 8 quick & easy tips to extend your phone's battery life!    Regardless of why it happened, bloated batteries can be dangerous and can even catch fire or explode. You should not use a device with signs of swelling until the battery has been safely replaced.   For safety reasons, please don’t dispose them in your regular household garbage can.    If you’re having your iPhone battery replaced by us, we will safely dispose of your old one during the repair process. Because swollen batteries can explode or catch fire, they should be replaced before you start using the device again.   Is your battery running out quickly? Get a FREE battery replacement quote now!

Question 2

Why is my iPhone battery running out quickly?

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Is your iPhone's battery running out quickly?    Nowadays many smartphones and tablet computers are sealed units with non-removable batteries. This does have its advantages of course - for instance devices can be slimmer as well as be water-resistant. Something that was significantly more difficult to do with a removable battery.   That being said, it also has several major disadvantages, one being that it is very difficult to replace a malfunctioning or old battery yourself. Many companies such as Apple and Samsung charge a premium for this service - if they even do it at all.    The good news is that We Save Data brings affordable battery replacement services for the iPhone, iPad, MacBook & Samsung Galaxy in Charlotte, Concord, Huntersville, Matthews and the Carolinas from as little as $40!      An iPhone X with a faulty battery that is bulging - a very common sign is that the battery will cause the screen to lift up, usually from the left hand side.    Why Choose We Save Data for a Battery Replacement?   Quite simply, we have years more experience than most of our competitors. Originally formed in 2009 in a small town in Northern Scotland - we quickly gained national recognition for our repair services; including winning the prestigious Scottish Independent Retail Awards  in 2016. Compare that to some random company that popped up six months ago with a window full of overpriced phone cases or worse, some guy on Facebook doing repairs from their bedroom!   Even just opening many modern devices to replace the battery can be difficult due to numerous easily-damaged connectors & components. Many modern iPhones have very easily damaged OLED Displays which are very expensive to replace if damaged.   Want to learn more about why newer iPhone screens are so expensive? Read our article about OLED Displays here!

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