If you observe that your phone’s battery is depleting rapidly, shutting down unexpectedly, or taking longer than usual to charge, it’s recommended that you check the battery’s health in your iPhone settings (Settings >> Battery >> Battery Health). If any of these symptoms match, please get in touch with us, as it’s possible that your battery may need to be replaced.

We do not recommend changing the battery on your own. Replacing an iPhone battery on your own requires special tools and expertise. If not executed accurately, it can cause damage to the device and even harm the individual performing the replacement. Furthermore, self-replacing the battery may also result in the voiding of your iPhone’s warranty.

Usually replacing the phone battery will not erase your data. However, it is recommended that you back up your data before getting any repairs done on your device.

The cost of replacing an iPhone battery can differ based on the iPhone model you possess and the service provider you select. Generally, for an iPhone 14 or newer model, the cost of a battery replacement may cost upto to $100.

If your iPhone is under warranty and requires a battery replacement, getting it repaired by an authorized service provider will not jeopardize your warranty. However, if you opt for a local repair service, it may result in voiding the warranty.

An iPhone’s battery life depends on usage, environment, and model. Generally, you can expect the battery to start degrading after 500 cycles of charging. Typically, after 1-2 years of use, battery life decreases, and problems like unexpected shutdowns may arise.

85% battery capacity is good for an iPhone, depending on how long it’s been used. If you’ve had your iPhone for a year or more, 85% is reasonable. However, if you’ve recently purchased your phone, 85% may signal suboptimal battery performance.

Identifying fake iPhone batteries can be difficult since they may closely resemble genuine batteries. However, there are a few indicators to look out for:

– Price: Fake batteries are often significantly cheaper than genuine ones.

– Packaging: The packaging may be of lower quality than the original.

– Branding: The branding on a fake battery may differ from that of a genuine battery.

– Weight: Counterfeit batteries may be lighter or heavier than genuine ones.

It’s highly recommended to purchase iPhone batteries only from authorized service providers or reputable third-party retailers to avoid purchasing fake ones. If you suspect that your iPhone battery is fake, it’s best to have it inspected by an expert.

While making an appointment can help you avoid long waiting times, you’re always welcome to walk into our store, and we’ll do our best to provide you with prompt and excellent service.

Certainly, we provide warranties for battery replacements, which may vary based on your iPhone model. To determine the specific warranty we can offer, please contact us and have your phone inspected. The minimum warranty period we offer is 30 days.