If you notice that your iPhone’s battery is draining quickly, shutting down unexpectedly, or taking longer than usual to charge, we recommend checking the battery health in your iPhone settings (Settings >> Battery >> Battery Health). Please contact us if any of these symptoms match, as your battery may require replacement.

We advise against replacing the iPhone battery on your own. It requires special tools and expertise. Incorrect replacement attempts can damage the device and pose a risk to the person performing the replacement. Moreover, self-replacement may void your iPhone’s warranty.

Generally, replacing the battery should not erase your iPhone data. However, we recommend backing up your data before any repairs or replacements.

The cost of an iPhone battery replacement can vary depending on your iPhone model and the selected service provider. Typically, for an iPhone 14 or newer model, the battery replacement cost may be up to $100.

If your iPhone is under warranty and requires a battery replacement, having it repaired by an authorized service provider will not void the warranty. However, opting for a local repair service may jeopardize your warranty.

The lifespan of an iPhone battery depends on usage, environment, and model. Generally, battery degradation starts after approximately 500 charging cycles. 

Typically, after 1-2 years of use, you may experience decreased battery life and issues like unexpected shutdowns.

Depending on age, an 85% battery capacity is considered good for an iPhone. If you’ve had your iPhone for a year or more, 85% is reasonable. However, 85% may indicate suboptimal battery performance if you recently purchased your phone.

Spotting fake iPhone batteries can be challenging as they can closely resemble genuine ones. However, there are indicators to watch out for:

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

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

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

– 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 buying fake batteries. If you suspect you have a fake battery, it’s best to have it inspected by an expert.

While making an appointment can help you avoid long waiting times, you’re welcome to visit our store without an appointment, and we’ll strive to provide you with prompt and excellent service.

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