5 Signs Your iPhone Needs a New Battery

 Have you noticed that your iPhone is running slowly? Has restarting a broken phone become a daily habit? Does the battery life always run out within a few hours no matter how many times you charge it? The problem may be with the iPhone's battery. Today, phonefix tells you a few signs that your iPhone needs a battery replacement.

Your iPhone shuts down unexpectedly

If your phone still has battery remaining, but then shuts down unexpectedly, there's a problem. It could be a battery issue or calibration could have just been turned off.

To recalibrate your phone, use the device until it turns itself off. Then charge it with a good quality phone charger.

Wait until the phone is fully charged. Then perform a soft reset. To do this, press and hold the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button at the same time until the Apple logo appears.

If this troubleshooting method doesn't fix the problem, then you may need to replace your phone's battery.

Your phone is overheating

Does your phone feel like it's burning up? Even if it's just sitting at a neutral temperature? Your battery can overheat your phone.

The lithium-ion battery inside the iPhone is designed to lock in heat and protect the rest of the phone from the heat generated while charging.

So if your phone feels hot to the touch -- and you haven't left it in the sun -- it might be time to consider replacing the battery.

Your update version is slow

If you're using an iPhone that's been slow and sluggish, it might be time to replace the battery. This is because your current battery is not healthy enough to properly power the phone. So when the iPhone is doing something CPU-intensive, it doesn't have the necessary voltage to do what it's supposed to do.

Your iPhone's battery life isn't as good as someone else's

When your iPhone battery seems to be draining faster than your friend's phone, it's most likely due to a difference in usage. The more you use your phone, the faster the battery drains.

However, if you don't get at least 6 to 8 hours of battery life per full charge, then that means it's time to replace your battery with the Battery Repair Tool Kits.

Immediately after charging a dead iPhone

Be careful if your phone dies and you plug it in to charge. If the Apple logo appears immediately after plugging in, and then your phone turns on and shows 5% or more battery level, it means your phone isn't running at peak performance.

Typically, when your iPhone's battery is dead, you'll plug it in and see the battery icon flash. It should then take a minute or two to boot. This means that the battery is completely depleted and it is recycled again to refuel.

However, if your device starts up immediately, it means that your phone has detected that your battery is not performing at its best and needs to shut down. If this happens, you should consider replacing your iPhone's battery.

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