iPad 2018 Battery Replacement

iPad 2018 Battery Replacement
This repair will replace the battery on your iPad 2018 with a new battery. Apple has packed in a 8,600 mAh battery into the iPad 2018. According to Apple this should give you about 10 hours of web browsing. If your iPad can't hold a charge like it used to, doesn't turn on or something is affecting the battery life, then a new battery may fix these issues. After about 1,000 charge cycles, Li-Ion battery retain about 80% of their battery life compared to when you first bought it. This is ample time still for most, but if your battery life is affecting your work on the device, we recommend getting your iPad 2018 battery replaced.

Ship your iPad 2018 repair in from anywhere in the US!
Simply buy the repair using a credit card or PayPal using the button above, ship your iPad to us, and we'll take care of the rest! Most devices get fixed the same day they arrive. We also cover return shipping to you for free. We ship your device back via standard shipping. If you need expedited 2-day return shipping, you have that option above.

Get a same day repair in Orange County, CA!
If you live in Orange County, CA you can come directly to our store and get a same day repair. Come by our Mission Viejo store, drop off your device and we'll fix it in 1-2 hours.

Let our experienced technicians fix your device.
Our technicians have done over 30,000 iOS device repairs so your iPad is in good hands.

Not sure what repair you need?
Come in today and check if the battery repair resolves your iPad battery issues on your iPad 2018. Often times, the USB Charging Port is the correct repair if your device doesn't charge or charges intermittently. If a new battery does not fix your charging issues, then we won't charge you a dime and will put your original battery back in.
 

Find Out Which iPad Model You Have

The iPad 2018 is also called the iPad (6th generation). It looks almost the same as several other iPads, so check the model number before you buy a repair. The iPad 2018 model numbers are A1893 (Wi-Fi) and A1954 (Wi-Fi + Cellular).

Option 1: Check in Settings
If your iPad still turns on and the screen works, open Settings > General > About. Next to Model Name you'll see "iPad (6th generation)". Next to Model Number you'll see a part number such as MR7F2LL/A. Tap that line once and it changes to the model number that starts with A, for example A1893.

Option 2: Look on the back of your iPad
If your iPad won't turn on or the screen is too damaged to use, turn it over. Under the word "iPad" on the back there are a few lines of small print. Look for the word "Model" followed by an A and four numbers, for example Model A1954.

Text too small to read?
Open the camera on your smartphone, point it at the small print on the back of your iPad and zoom in. You can also take a photo and zoom in on the picture. Good lighting helps, so try it near a window or a lamp.

iPads that look like the iPad 2018:
iPad (5th generation, 2017): A1822 & A1823
iPad (6th generation, 2018): A1893 & A1954
iPad (7th generation, 2019): A2197, A2200 & A2198
iPad Air 2: A1566 & A1567
iPad Pro (9.7-inch): A1673, A1674 & A1675

If your model number isn't A1893 or A1954, find your iPad on our iPad repair page. Still not sure? Call or text us at (949) 903-6452 and we'll help you figure it out.