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You may be able to use an iPhone with a small, stable crack temporarily. Loose glass, ghost touch, display lines, lifting and heat make continued use much riskier.

An iPhone that repeatedly starts and stops charging may have a damaged cable, blocked connector, weak power source or charging-port fault. The way the connection drops can reveal the likely cause.

An iPhone that opens apps, types or scrolls by itself may have ghost touch. Learn how screen damage, moisture, pressure and charging equipment can cause it.

Can an iPhone charging port be repaired? Some faults need only cleaning or a new cable, while physical damage, corrosion and internal failure may require replacement.

Why is my iPhone screen black after a drop but the phone still works? Learn what ringing, vibrations, faint images and display flashes reveal about the damage.

Why is my iPhone not recognising the charger? Learn how to distinguish a faulty cable or adaptor from debris, moisture, battery trouble or charging-port damage.

Why will my iPhone only charge at certain angles? Learn how to distinguish a worn cable or blocked port from physical charging-connector damage.

What does a damaged iPhone dock connector look like? Learn which visible signs matter and how charging, data, CarPlay and microphone faults may reveal hidden damage.

How long does an iPhone screen repair take? A straightforward replacement may take around 20 to 30 minutes, but frame damage and other faults can add time.

Why is my iPhone screen glitching after being dropped? Flickering, coloured lines, black patches and ghost touches can reveal different types of display damage.

Can a cracked iPhone screen get worse over time? Learn why small cracks can spread, how they affect touch and water resistance, and which warning signs need attention.

When should you replace your iPhone battery? Battery Health below 80% is one useful clue, but shutdowns, short running time, heat and swelling can be more important.

What is considered bad battery health on an iPhone? Learn how to interpret Maximum Capacity, why 80% is only a guide and which symptoms reveal a genuine battery problem.

A loose cable or unreliable connection does not always mean your iPhone charging port is broken. Learn the warning signs, how to rule out cable and battery problems, and when the connector needs inspecting.

iPhone screen repair prices can vary massively depending on the phone model and the quality of parts being used. Here’s what actually affects the cost.

Can You Still Use Face ID After an iPhone Screen Repair? One of the biggest worries people have before getting an iPhone screen replaced is whether Face ID will still work afterwards. Fairly understandable really. Face ID is tied closely into some extremely delicate components inside newer iPhones, and not every repair is carried out properly. The good news is that in most normal screen replacements, Face ID should continue working perfectly fine. But there are situations whe

Fast battery drain is one of the most common iPhone complaints. Sometimes it’s software. Sometimes the battery itself is simply reaching the end of its lifespan.

A cracked screen is obvious. A screen that looks fine but suddenly stops responding can be more confusing. Here’s what usually causes it after a drop.

Most iPhone repair services make you come to them. KiR does it the other way round. Mobile repairs at your home or workplace across Ashford and Kent — no call-out fee, no waiting, no leaving your phone with a stranger.

Your iPhone just got wet. Here's what to do if your iphone gets wet in the next five minutes — and what not to do. Do This First (The Next 5 Minutes Matter) 1. Get it out of the liquid immediately and power it off Don't unlock it, don't check for damage, don't take a photo of the situation. Hold the side button and power it off as fast as you can. Water causes damage by conducting electricity through components that aren't meant to carry it. The longer the phone is on and we