The iPad’s battery is its most important feature. After all, your iPad won’t turn on if it doesn’t have power. An iPad’s battery generally has a life of a few years, but it will eventually start to hold less power and need to be recharged more often. It’s not easy to replace the battery in an iPad because Apple designs its products with solid cases that can only be opened with effort and skill. But that doesn’t mean you need to buy a new iPad when the battery starts to die. Here are four options for replacing an iPad battery…
