by using a 9V battery and some alligator clips. iFixit’s new USB-powered VoltClip is an alternative tool that eliminates the need for a disposable battery, while also potentially speeding up the ...

This follows its earlier teardown of the standard and Plus models. Top of the list, and exclusive to the iPhone 16 Pro, is a new type of battery. Apple has also had to make a compromise in order ...

The iPhone 16 and 16 Plus introduce a new adhesive that ejects the battery when subjected to an electric shock. iFixit is now selling alligator clips and a compatible adapter for those replacing ...

This includes a new method that uses low-voltage electric current to loosen and remove the battery. And for those working on repairing iPhones, iFixit has now launched a tool designed to help them ...

Apple's official repair guide recommends using a 9V battery with alligator clips for this process, but DIY repair website iFixit has released a new USB-powered tool as an alternative solution.

The teardown video did not test the low-voltage removal process on the iPhone 16 Pro, but it does reveal that the device's battery still has adhesive pull tabs, which suggests that the new process ...

Bottom line: Replacing an iPhone's battery is now easier than ever thanks ... We first heard about the new adhesive technology back in June. iFixit believes the tech comes from adhesive ...

Repair outfit iFixit has started to sell the VoltClip, a cable that can be used to electrically debond the battery adhesive in the iPhone 16. The iPhone 16 was given a "repairability" score of 7 ...

The teardown also showed us the electric adhesive Apple is using to glue the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus batteries. The same disassembly session also revealed that the iPhone 16 Pros have batteries ...

iFixit today launched the VoltClip, a new tool designed to help remove the iPhone 16’s battery (among other things). With this year’s iPhone 16 series, Apple has made battery removal and replacement ...

Muhammad Qasim is a certified Google IT Support Professional. Over time, a phone’s battery cell is bound to degrade and run into calibration issues. This is when the phone may not hold as much charge ...