4.9★ rated · 651+ Google reviewsPhone Battery Replacement & Repair — Franklin, MA
15 E Central St, Franklin, MA 02038 · Mon–Fri 10 AM–7 PM · Sat 10 AM–6 PM · Sun closed
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How long does a phone battery replacement take in Franklin, MA?
Most phone battery replacements at iFixPhones, 15 E Central St in downtown Franklin, take about 30 minutes while you wait. We swap iPhone and Android batteries — lifting glued cells with controlled heat so nothing is punctured — quote the exact price before starting, and back every battery with a 6-month warranty. A swap is worth it once battery health drops below 85%. Call (857) 340-8381.
30-minute battery swaps
If your phone drains fast, shuts off in the cold, or shows battery health below 85%, a new battery is the cheapest way to make it feel new again. Most swaps take about half an hour.
Safe removal matters
Modern phones glue their batteries in. We remove them with controlled heat and proper technique — no punctured cells, no shortcuts — and every replacement gets our 6-month warranty.
iPhone and Android alike
iPhone, Samsung, Google Pixel, Motorola, OnePlus — if it takes a battery, we almost certainly stock or can get one fast.
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Common questions
When should I replace my iPhone battery?Below about 85% battery health (Settings → Battery → Battery Health) you'll feel the drain; below 80% Apple itself calls the battery consumed. A swap takes ~30 minutes here.
How much does a phone battery repair cost in Franklin?iPhone battery replacements run about $59–$159 depending on model — most iPhones through the 14 land in the $59–$109 range, and the newest Pro models are toward the top. Android and Samsung batteries are quoted per model. You can see set prices on our repair price list; either way we confirm the exact price before any work starts, so there are no surprises. Call (857) 340-8381 if your model isn't listed. Is a phone battery repair worth it, or should I just upgrade?If the phone otherwise works and short battery life is the main complaint, a battery repair is almost always the cheaper move — a swap costs a small fraction of a new phone and takes about 30 minutes. A worn battery is also what makes an older phone feel slow: iPhones deliberately throttle performance once the cell degrades, so a fresh battery often brings the speed back too. We'll give you the honest math — if your model has other failing parts and the total approaches the price of a good used replacement, we'll say so straight. See our fix-or-upgrade guide for the one-third rule we use. My phone battery looks swollen or the screen is lifting at the edges — what should I do?Stop charging it and power the phone off — a swollen battery is a genuine fire and rupture hazard, not just a cosmetic problem. Don't press the lifting screen back down, don't puncture the cell, and don't leave it charging overnight hoping it settles. The bulge is gas building up inside a failing lithium cell, and it only gets worse from here. Keep the phone somewhere cool and away from anything flammable, then bring it to the bench: we discharge and remove the swollen battery safely with controlled heat, check that the pressure hasn't cracked the screen or lifted anything off the board, and fit a fresh cell — usually a same-visit fix once we've confirmed nothing underneath was damaged. If the swelling has already pushed the screen up, mention it when you call (857) 340-8381 so we set aside time to inspect it properly.
Can a phone battery actually be repaired, or does it have to be replaced?Honestly, the cell itself can't be repaired — a phone battery is a sealed lithium chemical cell, so once it's worn out, swollen or no longer holding a charge there's nothing inside to fix and the answer is always a fresh replacement cell. But 'my battery is bad' often turns out not to be the battery at all: a phone that drains fast, dies unexpectedly or won't charge can just as easily be a worn charging port, a failing cable, or software running the processor hot — and those we genuinely repair rather than replace. That's why we test first at the Franklin bench before quoting anything. If the cell really is the culprit it's about a 30-minute swap with a quality replacement and a 6-month warranty; if it's the port or something else, we quote that repair instead — either way you only pay to fix the actual fault. Not sure which it is? Bring it in or call (857) 340-8381 and we'll diagnose it for free.
Will I lose my photos or data when you replace the battery?No — a battery replacement doesn't touch your storage, so your photos, messages, apps and settings all stay exactly as they were. Swapping the cell is a physical job: we open the phone, disconnect the old battery, fit the new one and reseal it, all without wiping or reflashing anything. We don't need your Apple ID or Google password, and in most cases we don't need your passcode either — though if you'd like us to power the phone back on and confirm it charges and reads the correct health before you leave, having the passcode handy lets us show you it's working. Your data never leaves the phone during the swap. The only time we'd suggest backing up to iCloud or Google first is as ordinary precaution if the screen is already cracked or the battery is swollen, since opening those carries a small risk to the display — but a normal battery replacement leaves everything on the phone untouched.
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