iPad (5th generation) Battery Replacement

A battery replacement for the iPad (5th generation) costs 10,500 RSD (High-Quality Aftermarket Battery). The price includes the battery and installation.

Usually 1-3 days. Call before coming in so we can check whether the battery for the iPad (5th generation) is in stock. This lets you drop off and collect the device without waiting for the part.

The number starting with the letter A is printed in small text on the back, and you can also see it in Settings (General › About) when you tap Model Number. For the iPad (5th generation) it is A1822 or A1823. The iPad (5th generation) was released in 2017, with the A9 chip.

Apple states that the iPad (5th generation) battery retains up to 80% of its capacity after 1,000 full charge cycles. It is time to replace it when the iPad (5th generation) has noticeably shorter battery life, shuts down before the battery reaches zero, or when the screen lifts away from the case, which is a sign of a swollen battery. In that case do not charge or use the device; bring it in for an inspection.

6 months for every battery option. The warranty covers defects in the installed battery. It does not cover damage caused after the repair by impacts, drops or liquid exposure.