Battery replacement
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- 30-day limited warranty
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If you have observed that your device is always running low, it turns off with the battery status still reading a high percentage, or it just can’t hold a charge, then you should think of an iPhone battery repair. Pick your model above the form to see its battery price. Most iPhone battery replacements take 30–60 minutes at our Midtown store.
We replace the battery and test that the phone charges before you pick it up.
The price for your model is fixed and shown on this page; tax is not included. Battery replacements carry a 30-day limited warranty.
Is your iPhone 6 shutting down unexpectedly or draining much faster than usual? These could be signs of a failing battery. Apple considers a battery significantly degraded if it holds less than 80% of its original capacity.
An iPhone 6 with a healthy battery (originally 1810 mAh) should last about 10 hours and should not drain quickly with fair usage. Another warning sign is a swollen battery, which can damage your phone and is a safety hazard. If you notice any of these issues, it’s crucial to get your iPhone 6 battery replaced.
The price depends on the model: choose yours above the form to see it. You can contact us or come by our service center for a more detailed consultation and get an exact quote, whether you’ve got an iPhone 7, iPhone 11, or any other model—you name it.
It is important that you use the right repair service for your iPhone 7 so that you can preserve your device’s life span and ensure a durable repair. Here’s what makes Big Apple Repair a leader among the rest:
Don’t let a failing battery slow you down. An iPhone 11 battery replacement usually takes 30–60 minutes.
The cost of an iPhone battery replacement depends on the model you have, with newer models generally costing more. Pick your model above the form to see the price.
It depends on your usage and how much the battery life has declined. If your iPhone struggles to hold a charge throughout the day, a new battery can significantly improve performance and extend the life of your phone for a fraction of the cost of buying a new device.
Several habits can shorten the lifespan of your iPhone battery. Extreme temperatures, regularly charging your phone overnight, and using power-hungry apps like games or graphics-intensive programs are all culprits.
Unfortunately, there’s no way to keep your iPhone battery at 100% health forever. Batteries naturally degrade over time. However, you can take steps to maximize its lifespan: avoid extreme temperatures, limit full charge cycles, and reduce power consumption by closing unused apps and lowering screen brightness.