New Phone vs. New Battery: When to Replace Your Smartphone
KHOU 11August 5, 20252 min1,756 views
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- 💡 Experts suggest that replacing your smartphone's battery can extend its usable life by up to two years.
- 📱 Many consumers, like Monty Berry, opt for a new phone primarily for an upgraded camera, even if the current device is functional.
- 💰 Replacing a battery can cost approximately one-tenth of the price of a new smartphone, which typically ranges from $800 to $1,000.
Checking Your iPhone's Battery Health
- 🔍 iPhones provide a feature to check battery health and charging status within the settings.
- ⚠️ A battery is generally recommended for replacement when its health drops to 85%, as seen with an iPhone 12.
- ⚡ For $75 to $100, a new battery can potentially add two more years of functionality to your phone.
When a New Phone is Necessary
- 🚫 You should consider buying a new phone if its buttons or screen are damaged.
- ❌ Devices that are no longer supported by software updates, such as older iPhone models like the 6 or 7, also warrant replacement.
- ⚖️ If your phone is in good condition but the battery is failing, replacing the battery is a more sensible option than purchasing a new device, especially if money is a concern.
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