iPhone SE (2022) Battery (mAh 2018)

iPhone SE (2022) battery with original capacity. The iPhone SE (2022) battery consists of: original chip, original flex cable, original capacity and quality copy battery cells.

iPhone SE (2022) battery with original capacity. This iPhone SE (2022) battery is thoroughly tested and can handle up to 800 charges before the battery begins to lose capacity and drain faster. Replace your old iPhone SE (2022) battery with a new battery that can keep your iPhone on all day while providing stable and safe charging.

iPhone SE (2022) battery specifications:

Battery number: A2819

Capacity (mAh): 2018 mAh

Voltage (V): 3.88 V

Chemistry: Li-Ion-Pol

Lifespan: 800 charges

Warranty: 1 year

After installing iPhone SE (2022) battery:

When you have replaced the battery in your iPhone SE (2022) we recommend that you charge the battery to 100%. After that, you should use the entire battery until it runs out of power. Then charge your iPhone SE (2022) again to 100%.

Tools for replacing iPhone SE (2022) battery:

• Pentalobe P2 screwdriver
• Phillips #000 screwdriver
• Tri-Point Y000 screwdriver
• Suction cup
• Opening tool

iPhone SE (2022) battery fits: A2595, A2782, A2783, A2785

You can choose to replace your iPhone SE (2022) battery yourself, but if you do not have experience with this we recommend that you have a professional do it.

Relevant info:

When replacing batteries on iPhone XR, XS, XS Max and newer models, the phone's Battery Health reading function will no longer be possible. The phone will also pop up with a 'service message' (Important message about battery. Cannot confirm that this iPhone has a genuine Apple battery. Battery health information is not available.)

The reason for this is that the battery is equipped with a microcontroller chip, which is paired together with the phone's logic board. This pairing is broken by all battery replacements. The chip is used to store data information, such as the battery's capacity, temperature and how much time is left until it is completely drained.

The new battery will, however, be fully functional in terms of charging and battery capacity.
This behavior pattern proves once again that Apple is out to stop all repairs performed by anyone except Apple itself. Apple claims that use of third-party components can contribute to degraded iPhone functions, but when 'genuine Apple parts' have the same problem, it is clearly not about third-party components at all: it is about preventing you from having any autonomy with a device you allegedly own.