The fight to have the ability to repair Apple devices has been brewing for a long time, but is there actually any risk to ...

Apple has launched parts and tools for the iPhone 16, including the Plus, Pro and Pro Max. You can either get kits or just ...

Available parts include cameras, displays, speakers, back glass and batteries. Apple is making it easier for iPhone 16 users ...

Apple has started selling repair parts for iPhone 16 and 16 Pro models through its self-service repair store, making DIY ...

A replacement camera assembly will run you $169 for the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus or $249 for the 16 Pro and Pro Max. And new ...

Apple this week made parts and tools for the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max available to ...

Apple warns that only those 'experienced with the complexities of repairing electronic devices' should attempt self-service repair.

If you've already smashed your iPhone 16 screen or destroyed its battery somehow, repair parts for Apple's latest smartphone are now available on its self-service website. As MacRumors reports ...

Available components include the rear protective glass, the TrueDepth camera, the battery, the rear camera system, speakers (top and bottom), the main microphone, the display and other spare parts.

Batteries, one of the most common replacement parts, sell for $99 for the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus, or $119 for the iPhone 16 Pro or Pro Max. Likewise, replacement camera assemblies cost $169 ...

The Apple Self Service Repair scheme isn't currently available in Australia, however. The parts available include displays, cameras, batteries ... who's ever seen a phone teardown.