If your device shows below 80% with Apples diagnostic equipment, then they will give you a refurbished 2018 iPad Pro in the same storage/color and WiFi or cellular (depending on what yours is)So my 2018 ipad pro could get upgraded for a new battery price?
Is it true that if you go in for an iPad battery replacement, Apple takes your iPad and gives you a refurbished one?
So my 2018 ipad pro could get upgraded for a new battery price?
How do you get it? In my data there is noThey will agree to swap your iPad only if your battery health is below 80%.
You can check that (indirectly) by checking your iPad analytics data here.
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How do you get it? In my data there is no
So they have 2018 iPad pros in stock? Or are you saying they’ll just replace the battery?Are you asking if you will be given a more recent iPad model?
The answer is No.
It seems that you need to enable (or not disable) “Share iPad Analytics” for those reports to be available.They will agree to swap your iPad only if your battery health is below 80%.
You can check that (indirectly) by checking your iPad analytics data here.
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It seems that you need to enable (or not disable) “Share iPad Analytics” for those reports to be available.
Now I have to agonize over sharing analytics with Apple vs. not knowing the true battery health. 😭That is the case. If disabled/off, they are not generated.
So they have 2018 iPad pros in stock? Or are you saying they’ll just replace the battery?
iPad air 2 is too old for battery service, even the more recent 9.7 pro is no longer servicedWhat about an iPad Air 2? Would they swap mine for a refurbished model for the £129 battery replacement fee?
So if I understand this right you can take your iPad and do a battery replacement if it shows under 80% battery health according to Apple.
Then the refurbished must be at 100%?
Just thinking if you brought your iPad for battery replacement, I wouldn’t be satisfied with 90-95% battery health.
So if the refurbished is at 100% then it have to be almost new?
Is this right or am I missing something?
A new iPad is not at 100%, it's generally around 106% in my experience.So if I understand this right you can take your iPad and do a battery replacement if it shows under 80% battery health according to Apple.
Then the refurbished must be at 100%?
Just thinking if you brought your iPad for battery replacement, I wouldn’t be satisfied with 90-95% battery health.
So if the refurbished is at 100% then it have to be almost new?
Is this right or am I missing something?
It’s still listed on the Apple site as £129 (as is the 9.7 pro)iPad air 2 is too old for battery service, even the more recent 9.7 pro is no longer serviced
It seems that you need to enable (or not disable) “Share iPad Analytics” for those reports to be available.
I thought that number was the Coconut one?Now I have to agonize over sharing analytics with Apple vs. not knowing the true battery health. 😭