UGreen. Shortest length is 50CM. They don't have 30CM

https://shp.ee/a4gvwsh

Does anyone know if the "optimized battery charging" function works if I use wireless charging?
Would it affect if I use 3rd party wireless charger?

I've been using wireless charging since I bought the phone 2 months ago
*bought used with battery health still at 100% & Apple warranty until October this year

Noted. Thank you
Why not just sell the phone then buy the Apple Watch

Seriously? How would you get scammed in this day and age

Just be vigilant and check the seller's profile before you make the purchase

I updated my 13 Pro Max to iOS 17.4.1 build 21E236 on April 22 and started experiencing overheating and rapid battery drain. Yesterday, I found a Reddit post recommending an update to 17.4.1 build 21E237 via iTunes, so I decided to try it.

After connecting my iPhone to iTunes, it immediately indicated that an update was available. I updated to build 21E237 and haven't experienced any overheating or battery drain since.

It's strange why Apple didn't just rename 21E237 as 17.4.2 then release it through OTA so everyone can get them.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: May 2 2024, 12:22 PM

Yeah, Apple ain't saying a word unless they've got a letter from the US Department of Justice to elaborate what's inside those updates.

I want to upgrade too, but my 13 Pro Max is still functioning perfectly with no issues, so I can't give my wife a solid reason for the upgrade.

Investing in quality charging accessories for your phone is essential:

Power Banks: Choose reliable brands such as Xiaomi, UGreen, Aukey, or Baseus. Ensure you purchase from their official stores to guarantee authenticity.
Cables: Opt for MFI-certified cables from reputable brands like UGreen and Vention.
Chargers: Purchase chargers from Apple or trusted brands like UGreen or Aukey.

If you can afford an iPhone, investing in high-quality accessories is a wise decision.

Be cautious of products that seem too good to be true. For instance, Yoobao offers a 10,000mAh power bank for RM19.90, raising concerns about its quality and authenticity. Even Xiaomi doesn't sell at such low prices.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jun 18 2024, 03:12 PM

I honestly don't understand why some people skimp on charging equipment.
Even if you're using a cheaper phone, you should always use quality charging accessories.

I'm surprised when I see people buying charging cables from pasar malam, uptown, or cheap, unknown stores on Shopee or Lazada.

Hi everyone, quick question.

Is the RM409 price for the iPhone 13 Pro Max battery replacement at the Apple Store in TRX the final amount, or are there any additional charges (e.g. labor or diagnostic fees)?
I noticed that other retailers list slightly higher prices:

Machines: RM429
Switch: RM435
iTWorld: RM428

Just trying to confirm before heading over. Appreciate any insights—thanks!

Thanks bro. How long did it take for them to replace the battery?