Charging port repairs usually cost between £79 and £129, depending on your model and the confirmed fault. If we confirm that the issue is isolated to the port, we will quote and complete the repair the same day.

At the Apple Store, charging port issues often require a full rear housing replacement, which includes the battery and chassis, even if the port is the only fault. This can cost up to £500 depending on the model. You also have to turn off Find My iPhone in case they need to restore your device. With us, there is no hassle, no overcharging, and no unnecessary steps.

If the fault runs deeper, such as damage to the charging IC, which is the chip that manages power delivery from the port to the battery and logic board, or the surrounding circuitry, we will upgrade to a full diagnostic and provide a detailed quote. You will know exactly what is needed and what it will cost before anything goes ahead.

Common signs include:

• Your iPhone only charges when the cable is angled or pressed in
• Charging is slow, stops randomly, or never starts
• The phone does not recognise certain cables
• The port feels loose or wobbly
• Corrosion or dark residue is visible in the port
• Your iPhone keeps showing a moisture warning and refuses to charge

We test the charging port using known-good cables and a power ammeter to confirm voltage draw. If the port is not the issue, we investigate further and isolate the real cause.

 Yes, we only use original Apple charging ports. These are reclaimed from genuine Apple devices and tested in-house to meet factory standards. Every part is tested and verified using proper diagnostic tools, so you get a repair that lasts.

We do not use cheap ports from unknown suppliers. Our replacements are fitted, tested, and verified to ensure a lasting repair.

 Yes. A worn or shorted port can send irregular voltage into your iPhone’s power system, damaging the charging IC or other board components. The charging IC, or integrated circuit, controls how power flows from the port to the battery and logic board. If it fails, you may experience overheating, battery issues, or total power failure.

Replacing a faulty charging port early can help avoid far more expensive repairs later.

Most iPhone charging port repairs are completed the same day. We recommend booking your iPhone in for an appointment to ensure same-day turnaround. If it is just the port, it will be completed within 2 to 3 hours. If your iPhone requires a diagnostic, we will advise you and can quote our turnarounds, which are normally within 24 hours.

Express service is available, but please contact us ahead of time to confirm availability and part compatibility.

We test for that immediately. If the port is receiving and passing power correctly, we upgrade to a full diagnostic and test the charging IC, logic board circuits, and battery system. That way, we confirm exactly what is wrong.

We do not guess or swap parts without reason. You will receive a full report with findings, a repair plan, and a confirmed quote before we continue.

Yes, when completed by trained technicians. We use microscope-level precision tools, anti-static protection, and proper disassembly and reassembly methods for every model.

Our team handles hundreds of iPhone charging faults each month. Your data remains safe, and your device is returned tested and verified.

All charging port repairs come with a two-year warranty covering the port itself and the repair workmanship.

We do not cover accidental damage, liquid ingress, or faults caused by using non-original chargers. But if the port fails, becomes loose, or stops charging properly through normal use, we will replace it free of charge.

Absolutely. Non-original or cheap chargers can deliver unstable power, overheat the port, or trigger power faults on the logic board. If your iPhone started playing up after switching to a new charger, that is often the cause.

We always test your iPhone with verified original Apple cables during intake, so we know where the issue lies.

Yes, but this is handled as a liquid damage diagnostic. If we find signs of corrosion or damage inside the charging port, we will clean, test, and isolate the issue properly.

If the damage affects the surrounding board area, we will let you know what is needed to get your iPhone stable and charging again. Liquid faults often affect more than just the port, so we treat them with extra care.