Why is my iPhone 7 charging so slowly? Let’s find a solution.

If you’re an owner of the iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus and you’re encountering the frustrating problem of slow charging, don’t worry! I’ve got some quick fixes to share with you that should help resolve this issue. Don’t rush out to buy a new charger just yet. Let’s try out these methods first.

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So, let’s talk about why your iPhone 7 might be charging slowly. Here are some common causes:

• Bent, broken, or pushed in connectors on your phone or battery.
• A defective phone.
• A damaged battery.
• A faulty charging unit or cable.
• A temporary problem with your phone.
• A defective phone (yes, it’s worth mentioning twice).

The first solution is to reset your iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. Sometimes, a simple reboot can do wonders for your phone’s charging speed. This may not be a permanent fix, but it can definitely help improve the charging issue. Check out the detailed guide here.

You should also try changing your charging cable. Before you rush out to buy a new one, test out a different USB cable that you know works. It’s possible that your current cable is damaged or not properly connecting to charge your iPhone 7. Switching it out might just do the trick.

Another common issue is a dirty USB port. Sometimes, there can be debris, dirt, or lint clogging up the connection between your phone and the charger. Take a small needle or paper clip and gently clean out the USB port. Be careful not to damage anything while doing this.

If none of these methods work, it might be time to seek help from an authorized technician. Take your iPhone 7 to an Apple expert who can examine it and provide a solution. If your phone is still under warranty and needs repair, they might even offer you a replacement.

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