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You would need to ask the people at alphatronix. Most l-Ion batteries do get warm when charged. It is is physics thing.

What does this device look,like when attached to the phone. Pictures?

Glad you found a keeper!
 
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This thread is poorly named.. why would a battery case getting warm be linked to iPhone 7 issue? Post it under accessories thread.
 
This thread is poorly named.. why would a battery case getting warm be linked to iPhone 7 issue? Post it under accessories thread.
This is related to the iPhone
[doublepost=1477766248][/doublepost]Weird the case turned of at 87% but the case still had charge .
 
This is related to the iPhone

How is it related to the iPhone. You specifically stated that the case gets warm while charging. So you ever search for threads? I swear you always post threads on topics that have been discussed 100x before.

And what is this 'other issue' you mentioned in the title?
 
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How is it related to the iPhone. You specifically stated that the case gets warm while charging. So you ever search for threads? I swear you always post threads on topics that have been discussed 100x before.
The back of the case gets warm and it stopped charging around 87% and I press on the back button it started charging again
 
The back of the case gets warm and it stopped charging around 87% and I press on the back button it started charging again

Well that seems like a case issue, right? That would belong in the accessories thread like Conan said, and additionally, calling the manufacture of the case will probably result in a better response?

Didn't you create a thread asking about battery pack vs. battery case? 99% of everyone suggested battery pack and then you went and got a case? :rolleyes:
 
Well that seems like a case issue, right? That would belong in the accessories thread like Conan said, and additionally, calling the manufacture of the case will probably result in a better response?

Didn't you create a thread asking about battery pack vs. battery case? 99% of everyone suggested battery pack and then you went and got a case? :rolleyes:

The case was a better option for me since it also protected the phone
 
Yes it's normal. Charging causes heat and phone cases stop charging when they don't have enough juice to keep charging but they usually still have a little bit left. Completely normal.
 
Yes it's normal. Charging causes heat and phone cases stop charging when they don't have enough juice to keep charging but they usually still have a little bit left. Completely normal.
It is normal it stopped at 87% and I had two led left the one on my 6 don't this
 
I thought battery cases used the case battery first and when depleted it uses the internal iPhone battery.
Not sure if it's the case or the phone if I buy apple case it will be covered on my Apple care
[doublepost=1477780074][/doublepost]Does anybody know if screen protector installed at Apple Store covered under Warrenty
 
Not sure if it's the case or the phone if I buy apple case it will be covered on my Apple care
[doublepost=1477780074][/doublepost]Does anybody know if screen protector installed at Apple Store covered under Warrenty

Why would Apple replace your screen protector under warranty?! Its not Apple's screen protector, its whoever you bought it from. When you get a screen replaced at Apple they immediately tell you your screen protector will be trashed.
 
Why would Apple replace your screen protector under warranty?! Its not Apple's screen protector, its whoever you bought it from. When you get a screen replaced at Apple they immediately tell you your screen protector will be trashed.
Apple installed it for me and I purchased it from there store
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What? Do you know what a battery pack is?
Yes but I don't like it
 
Apple installed it for me and I purchased it from there store
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Yes but I don't like it

Its not Apple's screen protector. They are not required to install it for you and if they mess it up its not their fault as they are not experts and do not warrant it. If there is a problem with the install contact the manufacturer.
 
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