If you have an older iPhone that is already ailing, you can breathe new life into your smartphone. Gravis is running a campaign in August that allows you to replace the energy storage of your iPhone for little money. So you can use your iPhone longer.
Gravis exchanges iPhone batteries for 29 euros
If you use an iPhone for a long time, the battery will become weaker and weaker over time. Replacing the battery can help, but it costs a lot of money. Depending on the series, Apple wants 55 to 75 euros from you. Other dealers like Gravis charge 59 euros. In August, however, the Service Hero campaign is running, where you can replace the battery of your older iPhone can be exchanged for only 29 euros (look at Gravis).
The reduced price applies to the following models:
- iPhone 6
- iPhone 6Plus
- iPhone 6s
- iPhone 6sPlus
- iPhone 7
- iPhone 7Plus
- iPhone 8
- iPhone 8Plus
Overall, therefore, slightly older iPhones, but replacing the battery should also have the greatest effect. With a fresh battery will greatly improve the runtime of the iPhone and could ensure that you use your older model longer if the rest of the smartphone is still okay. Alternatively, you could have the battery replaced and get a little more money out of the sale because you would have an advantage over older iPhones with a fresh battery. Since everyone has to save at the moment anyway, this might be a way of delaying the purchase of a new device.
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Huawei with similar action
Replacing batteries for older smartphones seems to be trendy at the moment. Huawei has also launched a similar campaign where you can replace the battery on an older Huawei or Honor cell phone for only 25 euros. It’s even cheaper and direct from the manufacturer. But the Gravis action is also very good, because they are also real Apple experts.