Out-of-warranty iPhone owners will soon have to spend more to replace their batteries at an Apple store, Apple said on Monday.
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Out-of-warranty iPhone owners will soon have to spend more to replace their batteries at an Apple store,Starting on March 1, all older iPhones that came out before 2022 will see their battery replacement fees increase by $20, Apple. Currently, the owner of an iPhone 13 or older phone will pay $69 for a new battery. In March, Apple will charge $89.
Battery price increases also apply to some iPads and MacBook laptops and in some international markets as well. Currentlly, all iPhone 14 models are under warranty, and if something goes wrong Apple will fix the phone for free. But when they start to emerge from warranty on the one-year anniversary of purchase, Apple will charge $99 to replace the batteries in them.
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