watching on my 13pro

Ok

Take your time its okey ☺️

Great

hopefully it will be far easier to repair but knowing apple, i doubt it will.

They do. You can change iPhone battery without any problems. But people wants $10 replacements.

So then what would be the point of a warranty? Or should companies not offer warranties since you can repair your own device? Not everyone is tech savvy to repair their own devices. I know people who in 2021 had to be taught how to delete and move an app. Let alone open up their own device.

@@andrewilliams6367 warranties are still good, but the OPTION to repair it yourself if you have the skills is also a great thing to have. Having FULL FREEDOM to add or improve the device YOU bought with YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY, and having the option for a warranty, would be great in a perfect world. But this ain't a perfect world. :v

I Officially labeled you as a propagandist now for not saying the most obvious reason why cell phone manufacturers make their batteries impossible to access! If you pull out the battery then they cannot know your location even when your battery is dead it is still pinging location to the cell phone towers! They don't want you being able to pull out your battery and keep them from pinging your location! It's all about full spectrum domination FSD! I'm officially unsubscribing and blocking you it was so easy to say this and you didn't say it you are a propagandist! That's why your video got recommended to me and that's why you have subscribers because you push BS propaganda!

@@nnnnnn3647 no, apple won't sell you the battery

An apple tv, probably

Some are rechargeable with non user removable batteries. It's a scam. Same with electric vehicles. There is NO reason other than greed that the packs can't slide out like on industrial equipment, toy and model vehicles. The ONLY thing that will get their attention is the loss of money from people not buying their stupidity.

Or maybe, just maybe, vast majority of people simply don’t care. You guys are vegans of tech.

@@tophan5146 Maybe some of us aren't rich and wasteful.

@@tophan5146 Maybe they should care.

So how’s that working out? Anything yet? Lol

Manufacturers have time till 2027. And there are some exceptions too. So it's not that great.

@@rarplayeddecks2710 thanks for letting us know bro appreciate it

@@is4c_ You're welcome. From 2027, manufacturers will all have to offer replaceable batteries, but unfortunately not if the batteries still have a remaining capacity of 83% after 500 charging cycles. This shouldn't be a problem for the manufacturers. So it probably won't have much of an impact, at least on smartphones.

@@is4c_ You're welcome. From 2027, manufacturers will all have to offer replaceable batteries, but unfortunately not if the batteries still have a remaining capacity of 83% after 500 charging cycles. This shouldn't be a problem for the manufacturers. So it probably won't have much of an impact, at least on smartphones.

And on a perfectly good phone, what a waste !!!

The green agenda is there to make your life worse, not better.

Apple is a fraud. But apparently people just love being defrauded, so what are ya gonna do?

It’s because they don’t want to be green but they want to appear green…

It’s the same for everyone claiming that, it’s a grift.

It also works way better if every word on the battery is misspelled.

What about batteries with RGB

That's how it works in fallout 4! Better paint job, means better stats!

Gold ones are the best 🤣

R i c h b o i

I've heard the EU are bringing in a law that forces smartphone/tablet manufacturers to use the same charging port to cut down on e-waste and to prevent people having to buy a new charger for each device they use. Not sure how Apple will deal with it as I'm assuming the EU will go with either micro-usb or USB-C.

What do you imagine happens when a smart TV updates its software?

@@MrHowardMoon It's USB-C and it passed. And Apple HAS to give a non proprietary option. As MagSafe is proprietary, and there is no wireless charging standard that everybody uses right now, Apple is FORCED to use USB-C ports on their new devices at around late 2023.

This is like EXCACTLY what the EU has decided in March this year. At least 10 years availability to repair and repair parts from day of release.

yeah. a law will fix it! lmao.

Is that the exploding version?

@@XxUltimateGodzXx Yeah sure is.

Yahtzee!

@@ryansheen523 phone go boom lol

I want a Note 7 for my collection, that would be so funny to show off even without a battery installed

2017 means the day the sticker was printed

@@apache1120 See, the Chinese DON'T lie about everything! lol

You do understand ( or maybe you don't... ) that the trend is already to the contrary. In Britain they've already tried ( and maybe have by now ) made it an offense to make modifications to a motorcycle. Have you ever heard of the state named California? It's their more-strict restrictions on virtually everything ( except children selling their bodies on the street ) which have inexorably begun to spread like a cancer throughout other states. Either through their influence with their market-share of sales on manufacturers eager to lower inventories who just say "heck with it---make everything we make CaCompliant and pass on the costs" or through their unwitting emissaries who go to other states to escape the Californian regulatory/taxation excesses but in their new lodgings immediately insist that the Californian plugged-nose pig occasionally found some acorns and that's why you had Texans sitting in their barkaloungers succumbing to hypothermia because those "green" wind-turbines which work perfectly well in the California climate don't function when the temperatures go so low that you observe a type of snow you've never seen B4 in your whole 3score&7. This whole you-can't-because[fill-in-the-blank] cancer has long-ago metastacized. I don't think it's legal for me to effect a whole host of home repairs I've been doing all my life in the heart of the midwest unless I hire a licensed contractor to do them. I'm the guy who has sat there and watched licensed contractors "fix" things and then, when they weren't fixed fixed it myself and had the major appliance work longer afterward than it did to it's first mean-time-to-failure. But legally, i can't do that now. And it's not because the local taxing authority gives a rat's ass if I suffocate on CO or get electrocuted because my non-GFCI-protected outlet is too close to a faucet. It's because they believe this to be a way of forcing upgrades to real property improvements and keeping their tax base up. And what better way to destroy the element of self-reliant can-do HR nature of our unique national culture, eh? To hell with "great". Make America AmeriCAN Again. But don't hold your breath waiting for that to start appearing in campaign literature or signs. Not unless you find yourself to look particularly "fetching" in your cyanosis-blue birthday suit.

@@diogeneslamplit6573 As long as these companies continue to rake in billions a year and the gov't backs their shady practices....nothing will change.

Just wait until you are forced to buy electric cars and have to replace the batteries in them.........Remember Cobalt(battery material) is NOT a renewable resoruce.

@@diogeneslamplit6573 you don't have to press the spacebar multiple times...

And let's applaud Louis Rossmann the man behind the Right to Repair movement. ;) ukposts.info/have/v-deo/aY9keo6lqJuG0YU.html

It’s not green to have people repair their phones. How do you make sure they will dispose of the parts correctly? No, only way is to remove all ports (Jack, lightning, etc) serialize parts so they don’t work outside their OG device, and then charge 75/80% of a new phone for any kind of repair. The world is save, thanks Apple!

@@Neonregenesis Aplle is such good of a seward to the environment that they conviniently forget to add a charger to your iPhone kit (knowing that many will buy unfit charger resulting in truncated battery lifespan, LOL).

@@Neonregenesis safe. or saved.

I Officially labeled you as a propagandist now for not saying the most obvious reason why cell phone manufacturers make their batteries impossible to access! If you pull out the battery then they cannot know your location even when your battery is dead it is still pinging location to the cell phone towers! They don't want you being able to pull out your battery and keep them from pinging your location! It's all about full spectrum domination FSD! I'm officially unsubscribing and blocking you it was so easy to say this and you didn't say it you are a propagandist! That's why your video got recommended to me and that's why you have subscribers because you push BS propaganda!

@@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler Stop spamming your nonsense on unrelated comments.

I still use my cheap old flip phone that I can easily swap out battery in seconds. I like this phone because it is NOT internet capable....I use an Android for internet. I do not store any identifiable personal info on it...never use it as a phone.

Phones today do have a good reason for being sealed though. That is, they’re IP68 water resistant and can survive a drop in the pool.

@@TylerN945 That doesnt matter, they could still make the battery easily removable and also have the phone be water tight ha

@@VashStarwind It certainly does matter. A phone with a removable back simply cannot have the water resistance that let’s say the iPhone 13 Pro max has. You need a strong water tight adhesive to get an IP68 rating for 6 meters up to 30 minutes. Besides, with all the software that apple implements into their phones, you can easily get a battery to last 3 years+ without noticing a significant decrease in the battery’s efficiency. $70 to change the battery at an apple store 3 years from purchasing an iPhone isn’t bad either. People usually upgrade their phones by then.

@@TylerN945 You sound like an apple employee lol

Same, it makes me sick how many broken stuff I had, always tried contacting the brand and never had luck with any company yet, they just say the regular blah blah blah thank you and we sell no parts... In my opinion almost every product should have been like cars where everything or at least almost everything is made to sell as parts, however they still sadly have the problem of costing a damn lot which suck.

Start by not buyng apple peoducts

@@UnipornFrumm Never bought and probably never will😎. They are really some of the most overpriced piece of garbage out there that just having that eaten Apple logo makes them charge pretty high while at least on most of their laptops they have many design flaws that keep breaking and apple continue to launch them with a ton of problems and they don't give a dam because they keep buying it👏💰💸

@@guily6669 and when they do brake there is no way to fix apple divices

@@rustyshackleford7200 it's not opinion it's everywhere... Apple is the company on the entire planet who charges far more for extra memory, they refuse to fix some devices and do not sell parts either and are against repairing. Their modern computers using intel and whatever known hardware would always end miles more expensive than the same specs from any brand without an eaten Apple logo and probably with their defective design fixed... They made so many defective designs and even blame the users... Then everyone pays a lot to them thinking they must at least pay well to workers that have all the proper conditions yet not many time ago apple workers in China wanted to commit mass suicide from the poor conditions and bad salary, apple "fixed it" and some time later a similar situation happened which mean they haven't fixed shit. Do I really need to buy a product with a eaten apple to know all of this? Ps: or is it that shitty Mac OS that is worth the extra BIG price difference? Because I don't want it not even 4 free, garbageware that look like it's made 4 kids and I hate their design, I hate the UI, I hate their icons...

Yeah, that especially happens with low quality cameras.

That tonds to happon. a iot.

@@HeadsetGuy 🤣

The new iphone has only a 3000ma/h battery????

@@AndroidFerret So you have to recharge them more often and thus reduce the overall lifespan of the battery and the phone! Gotcha... have a bite of another apple! I have a Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro that meets US MilSpec for water resistance, drops, and heat (to certain limits, of course). But what's best: I can open the cover myself and replace the battery (I have two batteries). Phone will last years and years with the two batteries. It's a "business" phone, so the phone stores don't have it "in stock" for "average American" consumers, and it's half the price of the $1000-plus phones they want to sell you (and that they just happen to have in stock), so I order my phones directly from Samsung. AT&T online order price for a locked phone: $510 and a $30 setup fee; Samsung direct price (where I actually ordered the phone): $424 (set it up myself and saved $30 ripoff fee!). Samsung direct phone is also unlocked. What a bargain! Phone works great.

Couldn't have said it better myself

The phone smoked the competition.

I really wanted that phone when it releases till I found out it went kaboom

Samsung really "exploded" the market with that phone

Such a heated statement, watch the comment section blow up.

almost true. they dont make extras for sale so its out of a doa fone like from a carrier. most parts are stripped carrier returns that are icloud or google locked . otherwise somebody reverse engineers and makes the parts. takes about 6months to get a good working aftermarket part. in some cases the aftermarket part is better because its newer tech and not ripped out of a dead fone

@@bermudaguy03 Apple makes extra batteries for sale to Authorized Repair Centers and Authorized Service Providers. How these would make it into the hands of other people I'm not sure but I've personally swapped out an iPhone 7 battery for one with a manufacturer date of 2020

This is even more sad considering they actually did sell original ones. At least the one I got was. Behaved just like new on day one and degraded just as quickly as the one the phone shipped with, going from one charge every two days to 30% at the end of the day in about 30 months.

Order from Taiwan or Hong Kong and your chances are much better to recive what you paid for, maybe Ameica will get off their DUFF and start manufaturing again, OH I forgot their are few if any left in our country that have the required knowledge to make anything of old country standards when we were very near the number one in the World. Thank GOD Japan is still around to supply us with first class quality and South Korea seems to make decent products as well.

Original battery worked for 5 years in my iPhone 5s, then each new one worked about a year. One worked for several months before making phone scorching hot when discharged. I’d say it is impossible to find a good one, so now I’m going to replace my devices as soon as battery degrades😾

Companys will argue with - it looks ugly - its not waterproof then And Tbh. Otherwise the phones will die because they fall in water

@@feuerherz007 have them explain phones without the removable battery OR water resistance

@@feuerherz007 most right to repair supporters say you can have an internal battery, but at least sell the genuine battery or allow suppliers to sell them

I dont have a problem with glued backs,its not that hard to remove if you are carefull,but i m for right to repair,we should be able to buy the battery and glue template from the manufacturer and other conponents,or at least have them avalable for repair shops

Usb c should be standard for every device not just phones

I saw a cartoon where the printer's assistant told his boss "You only told me to proofread it...you didn't say anything about correcting it".

We need to learn how to boycott !!!!

Yeah blame all the suckers that buy those pieces of s.

It's a sacrifice for water resistance I think

@@augustuslunasol10thapostle No, it's so you have to open the phone through the screen, significantly increasing the chance you will damage it.

@@venturoes1912 dude that's fucking stupid no company designed a phone to be opened through the screen even now in the time of phones being a bitch to open you still do it from the back

@@augustuslunasol10thapostle ever opened an iPhone 6s?

@@augustuslunasol10thapostle Try about any Samsung the past few years, pry the screen off without breaking it then remove the frame screws holding frame to the back. I recommend removing the motherboard from the frame one the back is removed then you can wrestle with the adhesive holding the battery to the frame. Might want to test the capacity of your replacement battery, it might be weaker than the used original.

There only one issue I have yet to have a phone battery wear out before u was thinking of upgrading because phone was running slow and software updates weren't available any more

@@mattpolton3802 do you think that this is by accident?

@@adamjj001 no just hardware get out of data

Incentive for a genuine battery? What 'genuine' batteries?

@@danielyoung_ just a lot of people would upgrade phone in 3 or 4 years not replaced battery because cpu us too old

And cheaper in the manufacturing process on the way as well...

its harder to replace only because of water proofing, not to intentionally make you struggle. they probably sold more phones due to water damage than battery issues.

they will not. money = power

In ideal world: YES, but not in this world. Look how much Tax Apple or Amazon pays...At least they could pay the tax in the country they sell the products in and not skip on paying it. This is missing money in the pool, that, everybody who pays taxes, will need to top up.

​@@marwerno hence why we are all poor.

Sadly it also means that it gives Apple/Samsung etc the reason to lock their hardware so things can't easily be replaced without issues. They can now justify it's the only way to know you're getting genuine safe spare parts...only from them of course.

@@Dedubya- To be fair you can also argue that the only reason why they are buying batteries from third party companies is because they can't buy it from the companies themselves.

No an uncalibrated chip could never lead to an explosion. These old cells could barely make your hands warm when you short out the bare cell.

@@two_number_nines Oh.

dude, apples official batteries are also made in china, stop thinking all products made in china are boycott and cheap

@@thomasturner8093 wtf are you talking about, where's the connection?

The idiot whose salary is paid by a 2+ trillion market cap company

Substandard corporate thinking led by self serving dummies that require Golden Parachutes before becoming CEO's.

@@greebj by screwing over its customers and nickel-and-diming them to fucking death. You can thank Android that you can now just make a short sound clip your ringtone without having to use your Mac to do it we've been doing that forever while iPhone bozos have been paying a dollar for each little download ridiculous

@@gadgetsage Thomas Turner has spammed that exact same reply to almost every comment on this video.

It's too complicated.

@@Graeme_Lastname its not

It reminds me of the *_mold in this video_* ukposts.info/have/v-deo/m3qhomauop-ZuJ8.html&.zlkga

@@Graeme_Lastname No its not

Right to repair!

It reminds me of the *_mold in this video_* ukposts.info/have/v-deo/m3qhomauop-ZuJ8.html&.jaqoa

Sony has had several major recalls because of flawed battery engineering and failed Quality Control and probably no field testing? What is it about corporations, are they to cheap to set up Quality Control or did they figure the consumers would find the problems with their failed products and someone elses expense? Next, explosions like commercial aircraft and Laptops???

To clarify the Audience, that'd be the OVERSTUFFED one (it almost didn't fit the cavity it supposed to go inside) they sold originally. There is a narrower (less capacity) one offered in the Fan Edition of the Note 7 sold in some countries after the debacle to get rid of the remaining components.

I had a sony Ericsson never a single problem... aside from the inability to use none Sony Ericsson apps. Even though it was android based.

Knaeckebrotsaege L00K closely at the battery and if you were paying attention, you would see that it is SONY and not Sony. Typically zombies have eyes bit cannot see --Ears and cannot hear. So learn to pay attention to detail. These names are written the way they are for a reason that is beyond your present ability to comprehend.

@@andrew_koala2974 Whatchu talkin bout, Willis?

It reminds me of the *_mold in this video_* ukposts.info/have/v-deo/m3qhomauop-ZuJ8.html&.nyzda

@@thomasturner8093 feck off with your spam

Still apple ripping off with their battery prices

I paid for it so I have every right to do whatever I want to it. If I want to repair it or throw it away.

If you find a RELIABLE brand, would you PLEASE post on this channel, Thanks!

Yup just like those 90,000 lumen flashlights for $5.99

But people would rather seperate power bank and phone instead of having a power bank's weight permamently attached to your phone Until graphene battery are in mass production

I think they should just drop the "m" in mAh to make huge improvement on battery capacity!

@@user-dv6yo5bc4z nope, I'd rather have a bulkier phone that lasts for a few days on one charge. Have you ever used your phone attached to a powerbank on the go? Made a call holding both phone and powerbank to your ear? It's so freaking inconvenient! I hate powerbanks, I don't want to need those damn things in my daily life!

@@LRM12o8 Keep note the fact current limit of phone weight are 250-300 g and stuffing 8000 maH or above is not forseeable.

apple

Yeah, on the iPhone 13 face id stops working when you change the screen even though they have nothing to do with each other

You're right. I think this is a business that came to stay. The sticker part also triggered me, hahaha. However, this will never change.

Apple

I Officially labeled you as a propagandist now for not saying the most obvious reason why cell phone manufacturers make their batteries impossible to access! If you pull out the battery then they cannot know your location even when your battery is dead it is still pinging location to the cell phone towers! They don't want you being able to pull out your battery and keep them from pinging your location! It's all about full spectrum domination FSD! I'm officially unsubscribing and blocking you it was so easy to say this and you didn't say it you are a propagandist! That's why your video got recommended to me and that's why you have subscribers because you push BS propaganda!

It reminds me of the *_mold in this video_* ukposts.info/have/v-deo/m3qhomauop-ZuJ8.html&.klrra

Didn't Apple also have EXPLODING laptops a while back?

Wow!

Oh.

Damn

Ifixit

@@frs-vr3mg no lol

@@karmakaze9972 why it's great

@@frs-vr3mg it’s one of the worst places you can go for phone parts lol

nice

How do you find a reputable source

@@akajessca I would just start with the products you see in PRG’s videos. He wouldn’t recommend something we shouldn’t use

Was it an Axon 7 by any chance? I had the same failure and put in an aftermarket board, that unfortunately did not have circuitry it needed to do fast charging. I knew that going in, but it still sucked being back on 500mA charge rates.

Planned obsolescence in action!

YES YES YES YES!!!!!!!!!!!!

The bomb phone

Less explosive?? Bruh

Yes of course "less". Every Lithium Batterie is a potential bomb. Any damage, even tiny ones to the internal separator will cause a chain reaction. Never an explosion but like magnesium or fireworks

Yes it did lessen the force of the explosion, using an official iPhone battery. I lost only 2 fingers instead of the rated 4.

Those "tube testers" could only be trusted if the meter indicated "BAD" . Just because you got a "GOOD" reading did not mean the tube was good. The only real way to test a "GOOD" tube was by substituting a KNOWN good tube!

@@TheOzthewiz Thanks for responding to my post. Are you sharing what you have experienced or what you have read? In my case it was actual experience repairing radios, TVs, and one HP VTVM. In many cases the heater would go open and the tube would not glow when it was in circuit and was usually bad. If the tube was glowing it could still be bad and the tube tester gave some more information. In my experience in about 95% of the cases replacing a tube that tested bad caused the device to return to operation. In less than 1 case in 20 all tubes would test good but the device still wouldn't work properly. In those cases the quick tube test was just the beginning of the adventure.

Apple products have "retailers", while CHEAP Motorola phones have NO stores to go to for parts and service at CHEAP rates! The "service" for my Motorola G phone consists of ME finding a "round" file and placing said phone into that file! LOL

For my experience, I had my iphone 7 battery replaced by an Apple store last march. I was expecting to go back to full day and a half battery life i was able to get out of the phone back in 2017 when new. But evidently, 4 major OS updates took their toll on the processor power consumption. Despite the new battery, I cannot get through an entire day anymore. And I'm 100% sure that the battery is genuine.

I have also been a victim of this scam in the past.

@@loresign4933 that's just an apple feature

@@TheGuruStud Apple has been prosecuted and found guilty for purposefully slowing down older phones (aka sabotage) via updates in the past, so it's not outside their MO.

I Officially labeled you as a propagandist now for not saying the most obvious reason why cell phone manufacturers make their batteries impossible to access! If you pull out the battery then they cannot know your location even when your battery is dead it is still pinging location to the cell phone towers! They don't want you being able to pull out your battery and keep them from pinging your location! It's all about full spectrum domination FSD! I'm officially unsubscribing and blocking you it was so easy to say this and you didn't say it you are a propagandist! That's why your video got recommended to me and that's why you have subscribers because you push BS propaganda!

It reminds me of the *_mold in this video_* ukposts.info/have/v-deo/m3qhomauop-ZuJ8.html&.hwowa

True, but the multinationals, phone or other, won't allow you as a consumer to buy original parts in general. In the watch industry, for example, ( yes you Seiko-Epson) it is just as bad. And the Chinese, they are masters of fake products!

or as some say 'a pig in a poke ' ,

When I buy replacement parts, I look for "factory OEM" on the package. NOT, "direct replacement" or "direct fit"! You are going to pay more for the "OEM" part, but believe me, in the long run IT IS WORTH IT!!!!

When a replacement battery is £79 and the phone only cost £100. Sometimes it’s best to take your chances, do your research and get a battery from a reputable company, just not the manufacturer.

This works for Apple phones because of the HIGH replacement cost for a new phone. For those of US with lesser means who buy $200 Android phones, professional service doesn't make economic sense! So, we are stuck with buying "a pig in the poke" batteries!

Unless it's gold. Then it's definitely legit /j

Unless it's 5000mah sticker outside of 1250mah battery, it's safe /s

That's great advice for life in general, Don't believe your wishes - if it costs a third of the price then it's probably gonna die in a third of the time. And there are no such thing as amazing sale deals, only old stock nobody wanted ;)

I Officially labeled you as a propagandist now for not saying the most obvious reason why cell phone manufacturers make their batteries impossible to access! If you pull out the battery then they cannot know your location even when your battery is dead it is still pinging location to the cell phone towers! They don't want you being able to pull out your battery and keep them from pinging your location! It's all about full spectrum domination FSD! I'm officially unsubscribing and blocking you it was so easy to say this and you didn't say it you are a propagandist! That's why your video got recommended to me and that's why you have subscribers because you push BS propaganda!

Did you end up finding a legit supplier for android batteries? I would be interested as well for my phone.

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/j3ekrKR6ipye0aM.html

+1 I'm interested too

Scammers and big tech companies

@@ralphal7022 what's the difference?

Scammers arise when the real villian prevents you from using genuine parts

@@nayutakani2055 nah scammers just appear out of thin air when a new product comes out

They also give hope when company don't provide spare parts

what is your reasoning behind this?

It seems odd that CHEAP TV remotes have user replaceable batteries, with remotes costing $5. While cell phones costing HUNDREDS of dollars feature "sealed" batteries, in some cases, glued back covers! What is wrong with this picture?

Another one would be using the wrong kanji in the case of japanese, specifically using a simplified version used in chinese but not japanese or vice versa. Although katakana and hangul should be easier.

It would like reading "do nut peel thE stickr" but if it was in another language

Misspells in English are a good enough indicator