I figured it was just a typo error and I don't remember my serial number since the phone isn't with me either. I find it hard to believe the staff would write an entirely different serial number when he has my phone and me just in front of him!

This was machines @ The Curve right? My experience with them was quite good though... Got a screen replacement for my mum's iPhone 5S within a week.

Guys...does this battery replacement program includes non MY set?

Yes mine was an sg set they replaced for me abyway

Thanks

Hi

May I know what is the battery percentage after replacement? 100?

This is because upon completion of replacement, my battery % is about the same when I hand to them. (-5%)

However, battery health is showing 100%

Thanks

Most importantly the battery health should be 100%. That is what matters.

my ip6s sudden shut down yesterday when battery is >10%
battery health showing 87%

Hmm.. time to get my battery change soon

Yes it is

And while you’re at it, see if they offer you a refurbished set instead of replacing the battery

My battery was changed before 2 years ago during the global battery issue
So fast battery problem again... Seems like quality is dropping

my ip6s+ warranty ends this December, with battery health showing 86%, able to get free battery replacement?

This “phone” replacement just apply under machine ne or others eg switch etc?

This post has been edited by yed: Oct 10 2018, 05:07 PM

Replaced my battery at machines on 29/08, and realised that batt performance is still quite poor these days. Just had a look at batt health and it's already at 99%. Just 3 months usage and it starts dropping?

the phone replacement is just our own speculation/theory...the official replacement just the battery for price of 129 regardless where u purchase it so long it is not tempered by 3rd party. Some of us may lucky to get replacement for 199.. that also subject to approval from Apple.

u may try it..go to battery in setting--> check battery health and if below certain percentage (my units at 73%) ------> diagnosis the problem button (if im not mistaken)----------> click arrange appointment with service center button (automatically connect to Apple server and pick the nearest service center near u or select which u prefer) and fix the appointment date (5 days later as for me but depend on sc)----------> then Apple will notify u by email of your appointment date...and before u go to sc make sure backed up your phone and prepare at least 199 in your pocket. thats all

thats not bad IMHO..1% per 3 months..10% for 30 months that 6 months short from 3 years..not bad at all

I thought all ip6 and above automatically eligible for battery replacement ..no? Or need the be below certain percentage level?

I believe all eligible, since you're paying for it. However certain terms and conditions apply, for example the phone must not have been repaired outside before, no cracks on the screen, etc.

Haha yeah if follow your calculation then it doesnt sound too bad. But face is it dropped 1% within such a short period, and who knows the drop in percentage is not 1% per 3 months.

From 100 drop very slow. After that it will drop fast. Which model u using?

had anyone change their iphone X battery already ?