I think that unless it’s from the Apple self service repair store or it’s a genuine battery from a different iPhone you can’t calibrate it. Apple has been trying to crack down on 3rd party repairs so that would be the reason, as when you get it from the self service store, Apple serialises the new battery to your phone remotely so after you do the calibration the old battery is now no longer serialised to your phone.
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I think that unless it’s from the Apple self service repair store or it’s a genuine battery from a different iPhone you can’t calibrate it. Apple has been trying to crack down on 3rd party repairs so that would be the reason, as when you get it from the self service store, Apple serialises the new battery to your phone remotely so after you do the calibration the old battery is now no longer serialised to your phone so the new one is now your battery.
I think that unless it’s from the Apple self service repair store or it’s a genuine battery from a different iPhone you can’t calibrate it.
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I think that unless it’s from the Apple self service repair store or it’s a genuine battery from a different iPhone you can’t calibrate it. Apple has been trying to crack down on 3rd party repairs so that would be the reason, as when you get it from the self service store, Apple serialises the new battery to your phone remotely so after you do the calibration the old battery is now no longer serialised to your phone.
Hi @diegovogel,
I think that unless it’s from the Apple self service repair store or it’s a genuine battery from a different iPhone you can’t calibrate it.