The iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus utilize a new type of adhesive that can debond when an electrical current passes through it. As outlined in ...

Fixit has given the iPhone 16, a 7/10 on its repairability scale, which is the highest repairability score for any iPhone.

A few days ago, we learned that the iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max batteries would be more expensive to replace than other models. I speculated that the longer battery health and rumored battery ...

The Apple iPhone SE (3rd ... If the iOS Battery Health screen shows the status “Performance management applied” or “Battery health degraded,” consider having Apple replace the battery ...

Here’s a guide. Lithium-ion batteries ... a do-it-yourself frame of mind, you can find battery-replacement guides on tech-repair sites like iFixit.Credit...iFixit If your current smartphone ...

More importantly, the iPhone 16 doesn’t disappoint in the Tom’s Guide’s battery benchmark test ... However, you’ll need to replace your existing MagSafe chargers if you already have ...

This list counts separate models like the Plus or Max series with the mainline iPhone generation, but we did include new models like the iPhone SE 2 and ... massive leaps in battery life, with ...

But the battery is the real star of the show. The iPhone 16 and 16 Plus use a new electrically-releasing battery adhesive ...

Only the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus have the new adhesive, and they’ve earned a 7/10 on iFixit’s repairability scale.

Fixit’s annual iPhone teardown shows how debond-on-demand adhesive works and the mechanics of Apple’s new Camera button.

It’s battery-powered, and iFixit clocks its life at eight hours on a single charge. A pair of on-device USB-C ports, meanwhile, can be used to charge other devices. Image Credits: iFixit As for ...

Fixit has released the results of its teardowns of the iPhone 16 lineup. I love these posts because not only do they provide insights into the repairability of the new iPhones, but they also answer ...