All Apple consumers who paid out of their own pocket in order to replace the batteries of iPhone 6 and devices post that, will be now be offered a refund of Rs 3,900.
In an official statement, the iPhone-maker told that it is offering a credit of Rs 3,900 to those customers who replaced their batteries between 1 January 2017 to 28 December 2018.
The offer remains valid only for those customers whose devices are already out of the warranty. Apple also stated that the credit will be provided for those devices whose batteries were replaced from Apple Store, Apple Repair Centre, and Apple Authorised Service Provider.
The compensation for the replacement can be made via an electronic transfer on the credit card that was used to pay for battery replacement.
At the same time as the eligible customers would be communicated via emails about the offer, those who do not receive any communication and still think they are suitable can contact Apple post 1 August 2018 till the end of the year, which is the, 31 December 2018!
Eligible customers would be sent an email from 23 May 2018 to 27 July 2018 alongside the instructions about availing the offer.
The offer remains invalid for the people whose devices were under warranty.
In late 2017, it was mentioned and discovered, that the Apple is slowing down devices that are having the old batteries so due to it received an optimal performance out of the older devices.
The Apple also eventually apologized for going ahead with the slowing down of iPhones with no information is giving to the customers, as there was an immense backlash post the news emerged.
Subsequent, to this, the company offered a reduction in prices of replacement batteries also.
