A aaasss macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 8, 2025 19 9 Monday at 3:27 AM #1 I have an iPhone 7 and it's time to replace the battery. Sometimes the phone freezes and doesn't answer calls even when charging. It only works again when someone else picks it up. Could this be due to the battery?
I have an iPhone 7 and it's time to replace the battery. Sometimes the phone freezes and doesn't answer calls even when charging. It only works again when someone else picks it up. Could this be due to the battery?
FreakinEurekan macrumors 604 Sep 8, 2011 7,562 4,479 Monday at 3:54 AM #2 Absolutely, it could. Doesn’t mean that it IS caused by the battery, of course. But troubleshooting is going to be difficult until the battery is replaced. Reactions: aaasss
Absolutely, it could. Doesn’t mean that it IS caused by the battery, of course. But troubleshooting is going to be difficult until the battery is replaced.
The-Real-Deal82 macrumors P6 Jan 17, 2013 18,022 26,491 Wales, United Kingdom Monday at 5:26 AM #3 Could it be worth considering replacing the phone as it is now 9 years old and no longer supported?
A aaasss macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 8, 2025 19 9 Monday at 5:46 AM #4 The-Real-Deal82 said: Could it be worth considering replacing the phone as it is now 9 years old and no longer supported? Click to expand... These devices must be cheap in your country, I guess. There are people in Türkiye who use iPhone 6s. Reactions: The-Real-Deal82
The-Real-Deal82 said: Could it be worth considering replacing the phone as it is now 9 years old and no longer supported? Click to expand... These devices must be cheap in your country, I guess. There are people in Türkiye who use iPhone 6s.
A aaasss macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 8, 2025 19 9 Monday at 5:46 AM #5 FreakinEurekan said: Absolutely, it could. Doesn’t mean that it IS caused by the battery, of course. But troubleshooting is going to be difficult until the battery is replaced. Click to expand... Thanks, I'm planning to replace the battery and flash the entire software soon.
FreakinEurekan said: Absolutely, it could. Doesn’t mean that it IS caused by the battery, of course. But troubleshooting is going to be difficult until the battery is replaced. Click to expand... Thanks, I'm planning to replace the battery and flash the entire software soon.
Mr_Brightside_@ macrumors 68040 Sep 23, 2005 3,965 2,545 Toronto Monday at 7:36 AM #6 It could be the baseband issue
F fricotin macrumors 6502a Sep 26, 2011 542 214 Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico Monday at 11:23 AM #7 The-Real-Deal82 said: Could it be worth considering replacing the phone as it is now 9 years old and no longer supported? Click to expand... My iPhone 7 was last updated September 15, 2025. Reactions: goldmac2006
The-Real-Deal82 said: Could it be worth considering replacing the phone as it is now 9 years old and no longer supported? Click to expand... My iPhone 7 was last updated September 15, 2025.