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You can live with a cracked screen or a scratched camera, but once you start getting battery issues, your\u00a0iPhone<\/span>\u00a0may be in some trouble. It’s a common issue, because all batteries degrade over time, but is it enough of a problem to consider replacing your battery right now?<\/p>\n

If you’ve got an iPhone that’s slow to charge, has trouble maintaining a charge throughout the day or is unexpectedly shutting down, you should seriously think about getting your iPhone battery replaced.<\/p>\n

And you might want to do it sooner than later. Apple recently announced that starting March 1, you’ll have to pay $20 more to replace your battery through Apple’s existing services<\/span> (except for the iPhone 14 models<\/span>, where the price is staying the same).<\/p>\n

In this story, we’ll show you how to easily check if you need to replace your iPhone battery right now, as well as what you can do to prolong your battery’s health.<\/p>\n

Read more<\/strong>:\u00a0I Replaced My iPhone’s Battery Myself and You Can Too<\/span><\/p>\n

How to check on your iPhone battery’s health<\/h2>\n

Your iPhone battery becomes less effective over time, but you could also have a faulty battery on a brand-new iPhone. To quickly check if there’s an issue with your battery health<\/a>, go to Settings<\/strong> Battery<\/strong> Battery Health Charging<\/strong>. If you’re running anything below iOS 16.1, the latter will appear as just Battery Health<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

At the top, you’ll see the maximum capacity of your battery, which should be 100%, or close to it, if you have a relatively new iPhone.\u00a0<\/p>\n

However, what you want to look at is\u00a0Peak Performance Capability <\/strong>and the sentence underneath that. If you see\u00a0Your battery is currently supporting normal peak<\/strong> performance<\/strong>, you don’t have any recognized battery issues and you shouldn’t need a replacement.<\/p>\n

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Check what it says under Peak Performance Capability<\/strong> to learn if you need to replace your battery.<\/p>\n

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Do you need to replace your iPhone battery?<\/h2>\n

If you see any of the following messages, you may need to replace your battery<\/strong>, or at the very least make an appointment with Apple or an authorized service provider to check your battery out:<\/p>\n