My battery isn’t charging do I need a new one?
My iPhone isn’t charging do you think I need a new battery?
iPhone SE, iOS 14
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My iPhone isn’t charging do you think I need a new battery?
iPhone SE, iOS 14
Does your iPhone charge using a different cable and plug? If it doesn't, it's likely that you will have to get the battery replaced at an Apple Store or by an Apple Authorised Service Provider. Visit this website for more information: iPhone Battery Replacement - Official Apple Support
Does your iPhone charge using a different cable and plug? If it doesn't, it's likely that you will have to get the battery replaced at an Apple Store or by an Apple Authorised Service Provider. Visit this website for more information: iPhone Battery Replacement - Official Apple Support
Open Settings ➔ Battery ➔ Battery Health and let us know which percentage you see for Maximum Capacity. Also note what is written under Peak Performance. If your battery's Maximum Capacity shows a value of 80% or less, then it has gone through its lifecycle and therefore should be replaced, according to Apple.
Axel F.
I just had the same problem, does your phone charge wirelessly? ( in my case mine did). I took it to apple and they wanted to give me another phone, but they didn’t have any in stock and they would call me when they came in. The following day I was just thinking so I grabbed my cord charger. I powered off my phone, plugged my charger in, then powered my phone back on ( with the charger still attached, and low and behold it started charging and has not giving me
problem in 3 days, still taking a charge after disconnect charging cord and plug it back in. I have iPhone 11 Pro Max. Hope this helps. The apple technician did not even try this.
The charge on the battery is the same whether it's achieved wirelessly or using a wire.
True. Though it could be a Lightning port issue.
My battery isn’t charging do I need a new one?