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iFixit ’s new USB-powered VoltClip is an alternative tool that eliminates the need for a disposable battery.
Apple recommends using an alligator adhesive to debond the iPhone 16's battery in place.
The $ 10.95 tool is available now for $ 10 .
iFixIt plans to bundle the VoltClIP with iPhone 16 battery repair kits.
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