
Replacing iPad Battery & Maintenance Tips
When iPad was first announced to the world, many are skeptical about the application of the device in the real-world, especially when it comes equipped with a big screen. We know the screen is usually the primary culprit of battery juice in any device so it is not wrong for these skeptics to have that pessimistic reservation. Fortunately, Apple engineering manages to overcome these skeptical thoughts with an excellent battery life that lasts for hours through continuous usage. However, like any other wear and tear component in any given electronic device, they are prone to failure and require replacement upon lifespan exhaustion.
Unfortunately, battery replacement is not as easy as it sounds. Apple designs the physical of the iPad in a way that only iPad repair professionals have access to the special tools needed to perform any iPad repairs or battery replacement job. There are four options you have when it comes to battery replacement on your iPad:
Battery Lifespan
Most iPad battery will last between 2 to 4 years, depending on how frequently the device is used and how often they are charged. The iPad battery is rated to a specific cycle count. Fortunately, you can check this from your Battery Settings > Battery Health. Anything above 80% is good. If your battery health indicates that the health is below 80%, then perhaps it is time to replace your iPad battery.