iPad Battery Replacement
Is your iPad battery struggling to keep up? Get it replaced quickly so you can scroll, stream, and sketch without limits.
Common iPad Battery Issues
Your iPad should go the distance—here are three signs your battery might be ready to call it quits.
Shorter Battery Life
Even with minimal usage, your iPad may not last through the day like it used to. This is often a sign of diminished battery health and indicates it’s time for a replacement. A weak battery makes multitasking difficult, especially for creatives or professionals using iPads for work or school.
Slow Charging
A charging cable that works fine on other devices might take forever to charge your iPad. If your iPad is stuck at a low battery percentage or takes hours to reach full power, the battery itself is often the culprit, not your cable or charger.
Swollen Battery
A bloated battery is one of the most serious issues. It can cause your screen to lift or your iPad to feel misshapen or warped. If left unaddressed, it could damage internal components or even pose a safety risk. Visit us immediately if you suspect swelling.
For common iPad issues beyond the battery, check out Common, Easily Solved iPad Issues.
How We Replace Your iPad’s Battery
Our expert techs use a safe and structured approach to bring your iPad’s battery life back to full power.
Device Check
We inspect your iPad’s battery health and confirm the issue through diagnostics.
Battery Removal
The iPad is carefully opened, and the old battery is removed with precision.
New Battery Install
A compatible high-performance battery is installed to restore charge capacity.
Performance Test
We run a full battery cycle and system check before handing your iPad back.
Need help preparing your iPad for service? Visit our How to Prepare Your Phone guide—it applies to tablets too.
Need help figuring out what’s wrong with your battery? Stop by any Mobile Klinik location for a free battery check-up, or use the Mobile Klinik Checkup App to run a quick diagnostic from your phone.
Frequently Asked Questions
A failing iPad battery often shows up in subtle ways at first, like reduced runtime or increased screen dimming to conserve power. As it worsens, your device might shut down during simple tasks or take noticeably longer to charge. In severe cases, the iPad may feel warmer than usual or become physically distorted due to swelling. Apple users can check battery status under Settings → Battery. If the performance management feature is limiting power, a replacement will restore your iPad to its former speed. You can also learn to spot related issues in our post on Why Your Phone’s Battery Drains So Fast.
Yes—we offer battery replacement services for a wide variety of iPads. Whether you’ve got an iPad mini, iPad Air, a classic model, or the latest iPad Pro, our certified techs are trained to service it. If you’re unsure about your model, feel free to bring it into a Mobile Klinik store near you or start a repair request online.
Your data is safe during battery replacement. That said, we always recommend backing up your iPad to iCloud or your computer as a precaution. Our technicians are trained to avoid disrupting your data and will handle your device with care. To get peace of mind, read why you should back up your data regularly.
With proper usage, a freshly installed iPad battery should last for several years. You’ll enjoy better screen-on time, faster response, and less heat during charging or use. Our batteries are built to meet or exceed OEM performance levels and are backed by a reliable warranty. If you’re looking to extend that battery life even further, check out our tips on How to Maximize Your Smartphone’s Battery Life—most apply to iPads too!