Yes. At 77% battery health, most users experience faster battery drain, slower performance, and unexpected shutdowns. Apple generally recommends battery replacement once health drops below 80%.

An iPhone battery health of 85% after about 2 years is considered normal. While it’s still usable, you may begin noticing slightly shorter battery life compared to when the phone was new.

Yes. At 75% battery health, battery performance is significantly reduced. Replacing the battery will noticeably improve daily use, charging efficiency, and overall phone reliability.

You should replace your iPhone battery when:

• Battery health drops below 80%
  
• The phone drains quickly
  
• The phone shuts off unexpectedly
  
• Performance feels slower than normal
  

Most users replace their battery after 2–3 years of regular use.

iPhone battery replacement typically costs $99.99 + tax for most models. Battery replacements are usually completed the same day and cost far less than upgrading to a new phone.

Most iPhone battery replacements take about 30 minutes, depending on the model and in-store volume. Walk-ins are welcome.

Yes. If your iPhone is less than 4 years old, replacing the battery is almost always worth it. A new battery can restore 80–90% of the phone’s original performance at a fraction of the cost of a new device.

Replace the battery if:

• Your phone is under 4 years old
  
• The phone works well aside from battery life
  
• Battery replacement costs far less than a new phone
  

Consider a new phone only if the device has multiple hardware issues.

Yes. Battery replacement can improve:

• Battery life
  
• Charging speed
  
• Overall performance
  
• Reduce lag and shutdowns
  

iPhones with degraded batteries may throttle performance to prevent shutdowns.

Yes. Our Ultimate Protection Plan covers battery replacements for 2 years. If you purchase a new iPhone and after 2 years the battery begins to degrade, you can use the full $100 plan value toward a battery replacement — essentially getting your money back.