It seems that everything is going up in price recently due to the economic recession, global inflation and the high dollar exchange rate, and that is why I decided Camel Increasing the price of one of its services, when you try to replace the battery of your iPhone out of warranty, you will pay more than you normally pay.

 


IPhone battery

Apple will increase the price of the battery replacement service fee by $ 20 for all iPhone models except iPhone 14. This means that if you have an iPhone 13 or older model with Face ID technology, then you will pay $ 89 instead of $ 69, and for models that contain the home button, the cost of replacing the battery out of warranty will be $ 69 instead of $ 49.

And through its official website, Apple said during a small note that the current out-of-warranty battery service fees will be applied until the end of February 2023, and the new prices that have been increased by 20% will be effective as of March 1, 2023 for all models preceding the iPhone 14. As for the price of service Replacing the iPhone 14 family battery, it will remain unchanged ($ 99).


Mac and iPad

Not only the iPhone increased its battery replacement service, Apple also announced that the battery service will increase for iPads and Macs. And for the iPad, the battery service fee will increase by 20% for all models except for the iPad Pro with the M2 chip and the entry-level iPad with the A14 chip (launched in October 2022).

In addition, the out-of-warranty battery service fee on all MacBook Air models will be increased by 30%, and all regular MacBook and MacBook Pro models will be increased by $50.

Changing the battery replacement fee should not affect people who have paid for an Apple Care+ plan and whose device battery holds less than 80% of its original capacity, because they will be eligible for a battery replacement at no additional cost.

Finally, it is not clear whether Apple will start charging additional fees for other services such as self-service or screen repair. Therefore, if you have been putting off repairing your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, perhaps it is time to do so before the end of the month. February this year so the new increase will not apply to you.

If you intend to change your phone's battery, would you prefer to do so before the March hikes come into force? Tell us in the comments the battery percentage of your device, and do you change it at Apple or an agent?

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