iPhone 8 and the problem of batteries has been in the center of attention in recent days after 6 customer testimonials confirmed the fact that some models iPhone 8 Plus have defective batteries which swells. We are talking about iPhone 8 Plus phones whose batteries either swelled during charging or during transport to the customer, the Apple company taking over all the defective phones to analyze them and discover the cause of the problems.
The iPhone 8 didn't have any problems of this kind, only the iPhone 8 Plus, or at least that's what we know so far, because it's not known how many unknown cases of problems with defective batteries there are. Anyway, until this moment there are less than 10 cases in which iPhone 8 Plus batteries swelled and cracked the phone case, and this in the conditions where several million units were sold by Apple globally.
The iPhone 8 is not affected, probably because of the smaller battery compared to the iPhone 8 Plus, the cause not being known, but it doesn't really matter either, the important thing being that this model has no problems. iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, which can be bought from here at the lowest price in Romania, they are 99% free of major physical problems, and that remaining percentage could still be of greater value than the real one with defective units.
iPhone 8 – the battery problem, how serious it is
iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus do not have a serious problem with defective batteries used by Apple, or at least for now there is no evidence to support this. The cases reported so far for iPhone 8 Plus units with defective batteries are insignificant in relation to total sales, but they stand out because we are talking about a serious defect, which still affects a small number of Apple customers.
The defective iPhone 8 Plus hasn't injured anyone following the incidents of the batteries swelling and damaging the cases, in contrast to what happened last year with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 series. This is basically the reason why the problem has not grabbed all the attention of the media, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus being safe for customers, otherwise the Apple company would have had a huge media scandal in front of it at this moment.
iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, at the moment, are safe and if this situation will change, then you will have to beware of them, but at the moment this seems unlikely. The good part is that Apple seems to have learned something from Samsung and included safe batteries in the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, so that even though they swell and crack the case, they don't hurt users in the process.
