Mobile Phone Battery Replacement Centre
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Mobile Phone Battery Replacement

The lithium-ion batteries used in phones today all have one thing in common: their capacity decreases with use.

A new battery should last typically 500 full charge and discharge cycles before capacity is reduced to 80%.

Once a battery reaches this threshold it should be replaced.

Typically, you will find that after using the phone for over a year the ability of your phone’s battery to hold the charge is reduced and you might have to charge the battery more than once a day. Within 2 years and with regular use most phones are due for battery replacement.

Mainboard Damage

Changing your battery when you first notice symptoms is especially important to avoid mainboard damage. 

When a battery is nearing the end of or has exhausted its useful life:

• the mainboard controlllers which manage electricity use in your phone do not distribute power properly
• the charging circuits may become overloaded or overheat trying to pump power into a compromised battery

Either of these situations may (or are likely to) result in circuit damage which will require a separate mainboard repair.

There are two kinds of batteries, depending on your phone's make and model:

Mobile Phone Batteries We Replace By Brand

 
We replace batteries for the following phone brands

iPhone iPhone 5, 5S, 5C, SE, 6, 6S, 7, 7Plus, 8, 8Plus, X

BlackBerry Classic, Keyone, Leap, Passport, Priv

Google Pixel, XL, Pixel 2, 2 XL

HTC 10, One M7, M8, M9, U11, U Ultra

Huawei Google Nexus 6P, Honor View 10, Honor 9i, Honor 8 Pro, P9, Honor 7, Honor 6 Plus

LG G6, K4, Q6, Stylo 3 Plus, V30, X Power 2

Motorola Moto E4 Plus, G5 Plus, G5S Plus, Nexus 6, Moto X4, Moto Z

Nokia Nokia 8, Lumia 920, 1520, 1261, 1280

OnePlus OnePlus One, 2, X, 3, 3T, 5, 5T

Samsung Galaxy A5, J3, Note 3, Note 4, Note 5, Note 8, S4, S5, S6, S7, S8, S8 Plus

Sony Xperia X, XA1 Plus, XA Ultra, XA1 Ultra, XZ, XZ1 Compact, Z3, Z5

Xiaomi  Mi A1, Redmi 5/5 Plus, Mi Mix 2, Mi Mix 2s, Note 4, Note 4X, Note 5,Mi 6, Mi 8, Mi3 M3, Mi Max 2

Blackberry Battery Replacement

We replace batteries for all Blackberry models. All battery prices include installation (if required).

BlackBerry Battery Replacement Prices for All Models

All BlackBerry Repairs

Google Pixel Battery Replacement

We replace batteries for the following Google Pixel models. All battery prices include installation (if required).

All Google Pixel Repairs

HTC Battery Replacement

We replace batteries for the following HTC models. All battery prices include installation (if required).

All HTC Repairs

Huawei Battery Replacement

We replace batteries for the following Huawei models. All battery prices include installation.

All Huawei Repairs

LG Phone Battery Replacement

We replace batteries for the following LG phone models. All battery prices include installation.

All LG Phone Repairs

Motorola Battery Replacement

We replace batteries for the following Motorola phone models. All battery prices include installation.

All Motorola Repairs

Nokia Battery Replacement

We replace batteries for the following Nokia phone models. All battery prices include installation.

All Nokia Repairs

OnePlus Battery Replacement

We replace batteries for the following OnePlus phone models. All battery prices include installation.

All OnePlus Repairs

Samsung Battery Replacement Prices Toronto & Mississauga Locations

All Samsung Repairs

Sony Battery Replacement

We replace batteries for the following Sony phone models. All battery prices include installation (if required).

All Sony Repairs

How is an iPhone battery replaced?

1. Power off your iPhone
2. Remove the two screws on either side of the lightning port
3. Gently lift the bottom of the screen with a plastic spudger or guitar pick
4. Glide the pick towards the top corner to separate the screen from the frame
5. Open the iPhone like a book with the home button end of the front panel assembly, using the top of the phone as the spine
6. Lift the display to about a 90º angle, and lean it against something while you're working on the phone
7. Remove the two screws holding the battery connector bracket
8. Remove the bracket and unclip the battery connector from the socket
9. Peel out the battery adhesive tab from the bottom edge of the battery
10. Pull the adhesive tab away from the battery and repeat for the second adhesive
11. Alternatively, glide a piece of dental floss between the case and battery
12. Once the battery is free replace the adhesive and reposition the replacement battery
13. Plug the new battery jack into its socket
14. Reverse the steps to replace the bracket and screws
15. Close the iPhone and power it on, done :)

Original Vs Aftermarket Battery Replacement

 
We are often asked why our battery prices are higher than the ones found online, via Amazon, eBay, etc.

The answer is quite simple, really. We carry only original (OEM) batteries, whereas the cheap batteries typically found online are really made by third parties. These 3rd party batteries are really something you should be wary of, as they are prone to:

• not outputting correct power that your phone requires and damaging your phone’s circuits;
• having a much shorter lifespan;
• in some cases, defective aftermarket batteries may swell & rupture risking a fire :(

Phone Battery Warranty

 
All Phone Batteries we replace are warranted for 6 months.

See: Full warranty details