Apple has updated its support page and shared the latest information about the new iPhone 18 Pro battery replacement cost. According to the company’s official information, the amount to be paid for battery service in the new models has increased compared to previous generations.

Apple has made its new price list for out-of-warranty service processes available to users. This update brings a significant cost change, especially for users who plan to use their new devices for a long time.

Service prices for new iPhone models

According to the latest update, the battery service price for iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max models has been set at $129. This figure represents a $10 increase compared to the $119 price applied to the iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max models.

Apple states that these prices apply to out-of-warranty service processes. The company also emphasizes that it will conduct a technical review to determine the exact service price based on the condition of the device.

The battery capacities of the new generation devices have also been clarified on the technical specifications page. The iPhone 18 Pro model comes with a 4,056 mAh battery, while the iPhone 18 Pro Max model has a 5,391 mAh battery.

These prices represent an increase compared to the 3,988 mAh and 4,823 mAh capacities of the previous generation iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max models, respectively. This increase in battery capacity is considered one of the main reasons for the change in service costs.

Other Repair Items and Details

Apple has also released a detailed price list for repair items other than the battery. For the iPhone 18 Pro, rear glass damage is listed at $159, rear camera damage at $249, and screen damage at $329.

If both the screen and rear glass are damaged, the service price increases to $419. The service price for all other types of damage is $849.

Prices are slightly higher for the iPhone 18 Pro Max model. For this model, screen damage is priced at $379, screen and rear glass damage at $469, and other damages at $899.

Users can access all service price tables prepared for iPhone 6 and later models through Apple’s official support pages. These tables transparently present current prices that vary depending on the device model and type of damage.

What do you think about Apple’s service policies and changing pricing strategy?