If you own an iPhone 13, 12, 11, or X, it's time to consider replacing your battery before prices increase in March. Out-of-warranty battery replacements for these models will go up by $20, meaning the cost will be $89. If you have an iPhone SE, 8, or an older model, the price will also increase by $20 to $69. However, the iPhone 14 lineup will not be affected by this price hike, with battery replacements remaining at $99.
Options for Saving on Battery Replacements
There are a few options for saving on battery replacements for your iPhone. One option is to get an unauthorized part, although this is not recommended by Apple. Another option is to enroll in AppleCare+, which offers free battery replacements as long as the original battery holds at least 80% of its original capacity. Apple's self-service program may also be an option, although it is roughly as expensive as getting the battery replaced at an Apple store.
Get Your Battery Replaced Now
If your iPhone's battery is in need of a replacement, it's best to get it changed now before prices increase in March. Don't risk damaging your phone by using a worn-out battery. Protect your investment and get your battery replaced now.
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