Important to Know

Apple does not sell its iPhone batteries, so there is no brand-new original battery on the market.

In the iPhone battery market, there are 3 types of batteries.

1st type: The recycled original battery

This type of battery is taken directly from old phones and resold as is. Although it is an original battery, its main drawback is lower capacity (it already has many cycles to its name), and therefore a real risk of wearing out faster.

2nd type: The compatible battery

This is a battery that is not original at all and is manufactured from A to Z in a factory, without any components of the original battery having been recovered. It is therefore a generic battery. Its main drawback is that it is not stable.

3rd type: The battery that is said to be in between the two

This is a battery whose lithium-ion module is new (0 cycles) but whose printed circuit board is original.

The printed circuit board (see diagram) is the part that controls the incoming and outgoing current, and manages the temperature, voltage and current.

Thus, if the battery's printed circuit board is original, once combined with the new lithium-ion module, there is no risk of the module being damaged. The number of cycles and the capacity of the battery are therefore not affected.

This type of battery is just as stable as the original.

The battery we sell is therefore a type 3 battery. All batteries are tested before shipment. (The overall failure rate is 0.1%, for example, out of 1000 units only 1 or 2 will be defective.)

Warranty:

The buyer has 14 clear days from the date of receipt to return the ordered products for exchange or refund, at their own expense and risk.

No LCD screen, glass and touch glass will be taken back or exchanged if one of the original protective films has been removed “condition imposed by the manufacturers”.

Any incomplete, worn or damaged product will be neither taken back nor exchanged. (Flex cables, components, accessories, screens, batteries).
If you do not comply with these conditions, you voluntarily waive your warranty rights.

No claim will then be considered.