Has anyone else had a similar experience to this?
My iPhone 6 was water damaged (dropped in the toilet), and I thought it was most likely dead after it wouldn't turn on for a week. After bringing it to a repair shop, I found out that only the battery needed replacing, and they replaced it with a used (original) battery from another iPhone 6 that they were using for parts.
The life of the replacement battery was almost half of the original battery. (From 24 hours to 15.) Thinking that the replacement battery had already been worn out in the old phone, I brought it back, and asked for a new one. However, the new one (non-original) is just as bad.
Could there be something resulting from the water damage that is causing so much battery consumption? Or am I just having a run of bad luck with batteries?
My iPhone 6 was water damaged (dropped in the toilet), and I thought it was most likely dead after it wouldn't turn on for a week. After bringing it to a repair shop, I found out that only the battery needed replacing, and they replaced it with a used (original) battery from another iPhone 6 that they were using for parts.
The life of the replacement battery was almost half of the original battery. (From 24 hours to 15.) Thinking that the replacement battery had already been worn out in the old phone, I brought it back, and asked for a new one. However, the new one (non-original) is just as bad.
Could there be something resulting from the water damage that is causing so much battery consumption? Or am I just having a run of bad luck with batteries?
