Apple Watch Battery Replacements

You need to make sure the battery matches your specific Apple Watch series and size. For example, a battery for a Series 5 44 mm will only work with that exact model.

You can confirm your details by opening the Watch app on your iPhone and going to Settings > General > About. Always match that information with our product description before you place your order.

The price of a battery depends on the specific series and its capacity. Batteries for newer models or larger watch faces often cost more due to the design and technology involved. We aim to keep our prices competitive across all generations of Apple Watches so you can get your device back in working order.

You might notice your watch draining much faster during the day than it used to. It could also stop holding a charge entirely or shut down unexpectedly while you are wearing it. You can check the battery health in your watch settings to see if the capacity has significantly dropped over time. These are all clear indicators that it is time for a fresh battery.

Replacing a watch battery is a delicate task because the internal components are so small. There is also quite a bit of adhesive inside the device that needs very careful handling. You can attempt the repair if you have experience with electronics and the right tools. If you are not confident in the process, a trained technician can help you avoid damaging your device.

Yes, our Apple Watch batteries include a warranty that covers manufacturing defects. This warranty does not cover problems caused by an incorrect installation or accidental damage that happens after delivery. Please reach out to our team if you believe your battery is faulty so we can assist you with a solution.

You should inspect the battery for any physical damage as soon as it arrives at your door. It is also important to make sure the connector matches your specific model exactly. If the part appears damaged or does not look like a match, please contact us before you try to install it. We want to ensure you have the right part before you begin your repair.

You should never throw old watch batteries into your regular household rubbish. Please take them to a local recycling centre or an e-waste facility that accepts rechargeable batteries. Safe recycling protects the New Zealand environment and prevents the hazards associated with improper disposal. Most communities have dedicated drop-off points for these types of electronic parts.