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Cheap but reliable smartphone for my tech dinosaur husband
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That’s what I am planning on doing as myself and my wife are still rocking iPhone 6S’s that are down to a days use on a single charge. I could buy the batteries and fit myself but going to get Apple to do it for an easy life.benson1980 said:
I would say it is 100% worth repairing. Apple do a fixed price repair for £49, plus a delivery charge of around £7 if you don't want to do it yourself (which I'm guessing you don't- in fairness having done it a few times I'd be tempted with just getting Apple to do it). That seems by far the best and cheapest option. In our experience very little/nothing else really goes wrong with iphones.Annie1612 said:
It’s the battery. I am guessing it’s not worth replacing even if it could be replaced. There may be other issues with it I don’t know about.J_B said:Despite the fact that iHate I phones, I don't see the need to change if he's already got an I pad and has used an I phone.You don't say what's wrong with the existing phone - would a simple 'factory reset' sort it out?1
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