IPhone 5 not charging or turning on?
Basically when i hold down the power button it says it needs to charge so i plug the charger in and it says its charging. Then it comes up with the apple logo as if its about to turn on. It then turns off and says it needs to charge even though the charger is plugged in. What do i do?
Sounds like you need to have the battery replaced. It happens.
You may consider getting a new iPhone SE. Same size, with all the latest tech.
Try cleaning the charger port out with toothpick or needle real carefully to see if any lint or dust in the port, also try different charger
Have you tried washing the inside? Sometimes it gets dusty and damages the connections
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