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Cost of iPhone battery

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Hi all the old iPhone 5c or is it 5s died suddenly today and battery percentage is swinging up and down all the time. I did get it to reboot and the battery power was 23% so don't know why it died. I have been trying to see if I can find a cost from Apple online to replace it but I can't I'd rather use apple if possible although probably well out of warranty.
So if it does need replaced where can I go and what cost and how long will they need my phone? I would get a new one but the other half isn't happy at that idea

CC_R

To be clear I'm after the cost of the battery not a replacement phone thanks

Nov 9, 2016 19:59
anon

You can buy a replacement battery on amazon for £13.99 (roughly €15-€16)

https://www.amazon.co.uk/iPhone-Battery-Replacement-including-screwdrive...

Nov 10, 2016 09:33
CM

You can get a replacement battery for €18.99 including free next day delivery from Replacedirect.

http://www.replacedirect.be/category/228150-102071/apple-iphone-5c-gsm-s...

But iPhones can be tricky to work with and if I were you I'd get someone to do it. (They would charge about €50 for a guaranteed job including pickup and return).

Nov 10, 2016 12:21
Aussie Guy

While you're arranging the repair keep it warm, I have the exact with my 4S.

Will die around 20 to 30% when kept it in an external pocket. Once warmed up a bit can switch it back on again showing about a quarter battery left.

Yet to change the battery....

Nov 11, 2016 08:22
CC_R

I have a external battery pack I often carry try one Aussie guy they are great but I forget it on this occasion. I don't really want to do thus myself so was after someone ideally. I did get it to reboot twice wgen it died it's been ok since but it was cold and wet at the time

Nov 12, 2016 17:01
Peter Alan

If you do decide to go ahead on your own, can I recommend

https://www.ifixit.com/Device/iPhone

?

I've successfully done repairs on iPhones and Macs (including replacing a broken computer screen) and it's not as daunting as it might seem, but I guess it depends on your level of confidence with these things. Also buy the pentalobe screwdrivers and don't try to do it with ordinary ones.

Nov 16, 2016 17:21