iPhone 14 Pro Max repair

You recognize a worn iPhone 14 Pro Max battery by these signals:

• Battery drains quickly — you lose noticeably more capacity on a full charge than when the device was new.
• Unexpected shutdown — the phone shuts down while the battery indicator still shows plenty of charge.
• Slow charging — charging takes noticeably longer than before.
• Unexpected power-off — the device shuts down without warning.

If you recognize one or more of these symptoms, then a new battery is the solution.

Is only the glass of your iPhone 14 Pro Max cracked and the display and touch still work completely (no black spots or stripes), then it is sufficient to replace only the glass. You keep your original Apple display and pay less than for a complete replacement. If the display no longer works or shows spots or stripes, we install a completely new screen. Both options are shown at the top of this page with price and repair time.

Replacing the glass on the back takes four steps:

1. Assessment — the technician checks whether there is more damage than just the back glass and whether the screen, camera and buttons still work.
2. Laser technology — the broken glass is removed with a precision laser, without opening the housing. This keeps vulnerable internal components intact. This technique is offered by few repair services.
3. Replacement — we install new back glass with special adhesive and sealant; we use original Apple parts and the original color of your device is preserved.
4. Final check — we check the buttons and functions and whether the glass is straight and properly glued. We then clean and polish your device.

Go to Settings → Battery → Maximum Capacity. If the maximum capacity has dropped to below 80%, then it is time to have the battery of your iPhone 14 Pro Max replaced. If you continue to use a worn battery, the device may shut down unexpectedly or eventually not start up.

You choose from three qualities: an original Apple display (Service Pack), a compatible OLED screen that is more affordable but does not achieve the same quality as original, and a compatible LCD as the lowest price — with lower color rendering, brightness and viewing angle. We recommend the original display or replace glass. The current price per quality is shown at the top of this page.