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Phone Medics Plus Offers Free Battery Testing Services

At Phone Medics Plus, we’re committed to helping our customers make the best decisions regarding the services they need for their phones and computers. That's why we offer free battery testing services for your mobile devices. When you bring your phone to us we can evaluate your battery’s health and advise you on the best course of action to keep your phone operating at its best.

Our Cadex C-7000 battery analyzer 

Of all the components in your cell phone or tablet, the battery is the one most vulnerable to aging. You’ve probably noticed it happening: the older your phone gets, the more often you need to charge it. That’s because your battery has a limited number of charge cycles. As your phone ages, and as it gets charged and discharged over and over again, the chemical components inside start to break down and its capacity starts to diminish. Most cell phone batteries can last a couple years before the diminished capacity starts to become a real problem, depending on a variety of factors. Software updates can also impact battery life. As Apple and Google update their mobile operating systems, added features can put increased strain on the hardware of older phones, including the battery. You may recall that Apple stirred controversy last year by slowing down older phones in order to improve users’ battery performance.

Unfortunately, problems with your battery aren’t always easy to spot when you’re using your phone normally. The reduction in capacity that happens as a battery ages tends to be gradual, so sometimes it’s hard to know whether you really need a new battery for your phone. That’s where we come in. At Phone Medics Plus, we’re equipped with a Cadex C7000, which is a full-featured standalone battery analyzer that is able to perform a wide variety of functions, including evaluating your battery’s health. With it, we can give you a definitive answer about the current condition of your battery. With concrete data in hand, you’ll be better able to make the right decision on whether to replace your phone’s battery.

So if you’re concerned about your phone’s performance, bring it into the Phone Medics Plus repair facility at 91 E. Merritt Island Causeway in Merritt Island today. Our experienced repair technicians will perform a free battery analysis, and if you need a new battery they’ll get it installed for you quickly and affordably.
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