Yesterday a person complained that a 7 iPhone Plus which he had ordered online exploded in the box while it was being delivered and the whole story was called into question. Today a new case seems to come directly from China, but this time we are only talking about a swollen battery and not about an explosion of any terminal.
In the images below, you can see an iPhone 7 Plus whose battery swelled, detaching the screen from the case, but no explosion occurred in this case. We are talking about a defective battery that could have exploded, but the owner of the device was very lucky because otherwise the terminal could have injured him or caused material damage.
It is not known exactly what happened to the iPhone 7 Plus terminal, but there is a theory according to which it would have been dropped and this would have triggered a swelling of the battery inside the case. Even if the terminal had been subjected to a strong shock, the battery should not have swelled in this way, almost to the point of exploding and injuring the owner.
iPhone 7 – a new swollen battery has been reported
The bad part is that we are talking about the second iPhone 7 Plus whose battery swells, but the good part is that this time the battery did not explode, as in the previous case. If yesterday we questioned the possible existence of problems with the iPhone 7 Plus with batteries that could explode, now things seem to be heading towards such a conclusion.
After a few weeks in which everyone marveled at the exploding Galaxy Note 7 terminals, here we see two cases of iPhone 7 Plus batteries that swelled, one exploding. A fan of conspiracy theories could say that the occurrence of these cases is suspicious, but only those from Apple could clarify the situation in this regard.
In the meantime, I have nothing else to say except that there may indeed be a problem with the iPhone 7 Plus batteries.
