Any battery marked as standard capacity will be rated at the same mAh rating as the original battery for that specific model. This means that after the battery is replaced, it should hold it's charge just as long as the original battery did when the device was bought new.

Any battery marked as extended capacity will be rated at a higher mAh rating as the original battery for that specific model. This means that after the battery is replaced, it should hold it's charge longer than the original battery did when the device was bought new.

For iPhone X model phones and higher, after a battery is replaced, you will start seeing an error message on your device saying "Unable to determine if your iPhone battery is a genuine apple part." This happens even if you replace the battery with another OEM parts. The downside about this is you will no longer be able to check your battery health in your settings after the original battery is replaced.

With 'Connect' labeled batteries, we basically remove the chip from the original battery that was programmed to your phone and install in on to the new battery. As long as the repair is successful, this process prevents the phone from showing that error message, as well as allowing the battery health to display properly.

This process does require the original OEM battery, so if the battery has been replaced in your device prior to us doing this repair, the repair won't work as we won't have that original chip.