Apple recommends removing the iPhone 16’s battery, which is held in place with a new electrically debondable adhesive, by ...

Repair outfit iFixit has started to sell the VoltClip, a cable that can be used to electrically debond the battery adhesive ...

Using battery clips attached to the 9V battery, the positive clamp is secured on the silver tab on the iPhone 16's battery, with the black connector clipped to the lower right screw on the bottom of ...

Using battery clips attached to the 9V battery, the positive clamp is secured on the silver tab on the iPhone 16's battery, with the black connector clipped to the lower right screw on the bottom ...

To access the battery, you’ll need to remove the back glass but the interesting part is the use of a 9V battery and a couple of battery clips. How to remove the ... wrongly connect the positive and ...

If you’re planning to repair your own iPhone or if you work with repairs, the VoltClip from iFixit is now available to order ...

The steps involved include attaching alligator clips to a 9V battery, connecting the red/positive clip to the silver tab on the iPhone's battery, and connecting the black/negative clip to the ...

Per Apple's instructions, a 9-volt battery and 9-volt battery clips can be applied to the ‌iPhone 16‌ battery to remove the adhesive that holds it in place. Note that the simpler electricity ...

This method involves using a 9-volt battery and 9-volt battery clips to remove the adhesive that holds the battery in place, making battery replacement significantly easier compared to previous ...

Fixit is selling a new VoltClip tool that lets iPhone 16 and 16 Plus users eject their device’s battery with ease.