iPhone Battery
Replacement in Bucharest

All lithium-ion batteries have a limited lifespan. Apple designs iPhone batteries to retain 80% of their initial capacity after 500 full charge cycles — equivalent to roughly 1.5-2 years of normal use. From iPhone 15 onwards Apple rates them at 1000 cycles to 80% — but daily charging to 100% and heat still speed up the wear.

As the battery degrades, you'll notice the phone needs charging more often, and iOS automatically activates "Performance Management" — a mechanism that throttles processor speed to prevent sudden shutdowns. Result: a phone that feels slow and dies early, even though the hardware is perfectly functional.

iPhone batteries can swell too: the screen lifts at one edge, a strip of light shows along the side, or the phone no longer lies flat. That's urgent — a swollen cell presses on the display and logic board. Stop charging it and bring it in the same day.

Many people consider a new iPhone when the battery fails. But if the phone works fine otherwise, a new battery costs 10-20× less and gives it another 2-3 years.

For example: an iPhone 13 Pro with a new battery at 299+ RON vs. an iPhone 16 at 5,000+ RON. If the camera, screen and processor are fine, replacing the battery is the logical decision.

Of course, if the phone has other problems (broken screen, logic board issues, faulty buttons), we evaluate everything at the free diagnostic and give you honest advice on whether the investment is worth it or upgrade is better.