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Iphone battery replacement cost.

Foneteck

Jul 4, 2007, 7:49 AM
The following is from an article I found on the Internet this morning.

Apple revealed the details behind its iPhone battery replacement program this week. It's basically the same deal as with the iPod, in that you have to return the unit to Apple for battery replacement, but it's a little more expensive. The service costs $79 plus $6.95 for shipping to replace the battery on an out-of-warranty iPhone, and Apple says it will take three business days.

The service is also similar to the iPod in that all data is cleared from the iPhone during the replacement process, so you have to make sure that you back up all data on the device before sending it in. Apple says the iPhone battery is good for between 300 to 400 charges before performance will start to decline, which generally is the case for any lithium-ion battery over time. Usually for other phones, you can get a replacement battery and pop it in yourself.

ANOTHER REASON WHY THE ONE I BOUGHT IS GOING BACK!!!!
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Pictor

Jul 4, 2007, 11:00 AM
Hmm... 300-400 cycles doesn't = 300-400 times plugging the thing into the wall. I have my 4G ipod for 3+ years now. Still holds a great charge. I haven't kept a single phone for over two years.
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