It seems that the iPhone 8 is not going to get rid of the conspicuous problems that lurk with every new launch of a high-end phone. In this case, it is easy to remember the disaster that occurred with the Samsung Galaxy Note and its explosive (although it was more of a combustion) situation. It seems that the batteries of the iPhone 8 are not reacting much better, and although no explosion is known yet, they are completely destroying the devices.
These are the images that endorse the users who claim to have spontaneously suffered battery swelling, causing all the device's connections to jump, leaving it completely unusable.
A few days ago the first news about the problems with the iPhone 8 batteries arrived, however, being so recent and casual, it seems that we did not want to pay too much attention to it. However, more similar cases are beginning to appear in which the batteries are completely swelling, which takes off the screen from the chassis despite the connections, These first images came from Russia through the Twitter account of ApplePro, although we were not certain that it was not a provoked situation, nothing makes us think that they really try to attract attention in this way.
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But it is not the first case, in Asia phones with this problem also happened, which also seems to have a predilection for the Plus model of the iPhone, something that may have its logic taking into account the size of the battery. According to the information obtained, apparently these swellings are mainly caused when the device is charging, we imagine that they may be the result of an overheating of the more than known weak lithium batteries. Be that as it may, If you come across one of these devices, we recommend you stay calm and go to the nearest Apple Store.
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