Check out the video above or the step by step guide below for assistance with this repair

iFixit iPhone 15 Pro Battery Replacement Guide

Here are some tools you may need to help you complete the repair.

Please note: A discounted simple toolset with the tools you need is available in a pop-up when you add this product to cart

• P2 Metal Pentalobe 0.8mm Screwdriver Tool
• Y000 Metal Triwing Tri-Point 0.6mm Screwdriver Tool
• #000 1.5mm Metal Phillips Screwdriver Tool (PH000)
• Large Blue Suction Cup Opening Tool
• Mechanic AK-15 King ESD Anti-Static Stainless Steel Red Curved Tweezers
• iGadget Plastic Triangle Opening Picks (set of 5)
• 5x iGadget Plastic Flexible Opening Cards
• Nylon Antistatic Spudger Pry Tool
• Or get the P2, Y000 and #000 screwdrivers, suction cup, tweezers, opening pick, opening card and spudger together in our 8 Piece iPhone Repair Toolkit
• uFix iOpener Microwaveable Heated Bag Opening Tool
• iGadget Plastic Alcohol 200mL Bottle with Pump Top
• iPhone 15 Pro OLED Water Resistant Screen Gasket Adhesive
• iGadget Universal Magnetic Work Project Mat with Marker (30cm x 25cm)

Here are some helpful tips to assist you in completing a safe repair on your device. If you are unsure of something or have any questions, please feel free to contact us either by phone (0508 IGADGET) or by email

• Drain the battery below 25% and power the phone off before you start. A charged lithium-ion battery can catch fire if it's punctured or damaged
• Remove the pentalobe screws by the USB-C port. Warm each edge in turn with the iOpener or a hair dryer, as too much heat can damage the battery. Lift the bottom edge with a suction cup and work an opening pick around. Maximum pick depth: 3mm at the bottom and top, 5mm on the right (twist the pick to release the clip by the power button) and only 2mm on the left, where two screen cables run
• Swing the screen open to the left like a book and prop it up until its cables are unplugged. Spring contacts run all the way round the frame, so keep the pick shallow
• Track your screws on a magnetic mat or tape them to a drawing of your phone. They're different lengths, and a long screw in a short hole can damage the logic board
• Always unplug the battery before you remove any other parts. Keep metal tools away from the battery, and never bend, crush or puncture it.
• Remove the logic board cover (Y000 screws). It goes back under the ambient light sensor cable, so note how it sits. Unplug the battery first, then the screen and ambient light sensor, and lift the screen off. Remove the loudspeaker and Taptic Engine (Phillips screws) to reach the battery
• Three stretch-release strips hold the battery, two along the bottom and one on the top, which breaks most often. Pull each tab slowly, low and flat, holding the frame rather than the battery. If a strip breaks, drip isopropyl alcohol under that edge, wait a minute, then lift the battery slowly with a plastic card. Never pry near the wireless charging coil in the middle of the frame
• Plug the new battery in briefly to check its cable lines up, then unplug it and refit the Taptic Engine and loudspeaker first. Clean off old adhesive and fit the new adhesive strips from the box. Press the battery connector down until it clicks, then check the phone powers on and charges before you seal it up
• Clean off the old screen adhesive with isopropyl alcohol and fit a new screen gasket adhesive before you close it up
• If the new battery drains fast or shuts off, reseat the battery connector, check it for foam or debris and make sure the flex isn't strained, then do a force restart