This makes it possible to loosen the adhesive using a weak electrical current. This technology can already be found in the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus models.
Quick read: at a glance
- The iPhone 16 uses new adhesive technology for batteries.
- This technology is rumored to be used in the iPhone 17 Pro.
- The source is Majin Bu, known for his mixed hit rate.
New rumor about iPhone 17 models
Well-known guide Majin Buu Reports indicate that this technology will be expanded to all four iPhone 17 models next year, including the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, and Pro models. The image he shared shows the new adhesive in four different sizes, which could be compatible with the iPhone 17 models in question.
Current status of Pro Models
The iPhone 16 Pro models, on the other hand, continue to use the traditional adhesive with extendable release tabs as seen on several previous iPhone models. Although there is no official confirmation yet, the expanded use of this technology in the iPhone 17 phones seems at least plausible. Apple is expected to unveil the new iPhones in September next year.
Background on Majin Buu
Previous information for Majin Bus is mixed and reliable. He correctly predicted the “Desert Titanium” color variant of the iPhone 16 Pro, but was wrong about the new iPad model.
Explaining the electrical induction adhesive technology!
Electrolytic adhesives melt when a low voltage is applied. This method can help replace or remove the batteries of devices like iPhones more easily and gently. Using electricity, the adhesive becomes flexible and the battery can be removed without much effort.
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