Jakarta: Apple has added spare parts for repairs to the iPhone 16 series throughout the United States and Europe. Users can order genuine Apple parts and repair tools as well as access all repair guides from the Self Service Repair Store.
Quoting GSM Arenathe screen and bolt kit for the iPhone 16 is offered for USD 279 (Rp. 4.4 million), while the iPhone 16 Pro Max is offered for USD 379 (Rp. 5.9 million). Spare rear body panels are offered for from USD 169 (Rp. 2.7 million) for the iPhone 16 and from USD 199 (Rp. 3.1 million) for the iPhone 16 Pro Max.
iPhone 16 battery spare parts are offered for USD99 (Rp. 1.6 million), while spare parts for the iPhone 16 Pro are offered for USD 119 (Rp. 3.1 million). Apple also provides a return credit for components that will be replaced if users send old battery components via post.
Consumers who are interested and need them can check the prices of these spare parts on the official Self Service Repair Store website. Previously, The Information reported that at least one iPhone 17 model released next year will be supported by a camera with a variable aperture.
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that the iPhone 18 Pro will also support this camera feature. It is considered not surprising that the iPhone 17 line will be supported by a camera with a variable aperture, and Apple’s next series of smartphones will also support this camera feature. Kuo claims that the iPhone 18 Pro camera will support variable aperture.
Meanwhile, Apple is still trying to find the best recipe for a budget-priced Apple Vision Pro and is giving itself plenty of time to find that recipe. Apple Vision Pro has reportedly been delayed in release until 2027.
Apple is reportedly looking to switch to a different type of display panel. An option Apple is reportedly considering is building a color filter in Thin-Film Encapsulation (TFE) on the first layer of glass, eliminating the need to use a second layer.
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Apple’s New Repair Strategy: The Cost of Convenience!
Gather around, tech lovers! It seems like Apple has decided to step into the grown-up world of repairs—yes, they’re really doing it! In a move that makes you wonder if they’ve finally stepped down from their golden throne and into reality, Apple has now added spare parts for repairs of the iPhone 16 series across the United States and Europe. More importantly, you can now order genuine Apple parts and repair tools from the Self Service Repair Store. It’s like a DIY shop but with a little more flair (and a lot more price).
Prices That Will Leave You Breathless
Now, hold onto your wallets, because if you think paying for an iPhone was steep, just wait until you see the price tags for repairs! According to GSM Arena, the screen and bolt kit for the iPhone 16 is offered for a cool USD 279 (or Rp. 4.4 million if you’re feeling brave about currency conversion). But what about the ProMax you ask? Well, for USD 379 (or Rp. 5.9 million), you can get to work on an iPhone 16 Pro Max. It’s a bit like paying for your child’s college tuition, only to have them come home with a new toy—only this time, it’s your phone!
And for those of you who think sleek looks are synonymous with a low cost, spare rear body panels are going for USD 169 (Rp. 2.7 million) for the iPhone 16 and USD 199 (Rp. 3.1 million) for the Pro Max. I don’t know about you, but I’m starting to wonder if I’m actually buying an iPhone or just investing in a slice of luxurious glass. Speaking of layers, you might want to start saving up because it doesn’t stop there—batteries come in at USD 99 (Rp. 1.6 million) for the iPhone 16 and USD 119 (Rp. 3.1 million) for the Pro model. Apple also has a generosity streak and is providing credit for sending back your old batteries. Wow, it’s like a buyback program for your regrets!
Looking Ahead: What Is Apple Cooking? 🍏
Now, if you’re truly intrigued by the next-gen features, rumor has it that the iPhone 17 might boast a camera with variable aperture, which means those blurry selfies could finally have a fighting chance! And according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo (who seems to have a crystal ball for all things Apple), the iPhone 18 Pro will also flaunt this feature. Perhaps they’re trying to compete with the actual cameras in our lives. “Your phone does what?!” At this rate, the iPhone will have a better educational curriculum than most schools!
Meanwhile, Apple is still scratching its head about the budget-priced Apple Vision Pro, which has been delayed until 2027—mark your calendars, folks! We’ll all be using our Vision Pro instead of looking through our screens in a little over four years, just in time for our grandchildren to roll their eyes at how ‘last century’ we used to operate.
In a bold move for the display game, Apple is reportedly toying with the idea of a new display panel type. The rumor mill is spinning that they may build a color filter right inside the Thin-Film Encapsulation (TFE) in the first layer of glass. So, one less layer to deal with—maybe that’s their way of telling us that the simpler things can be… more complicated? Who knew tech could be this entertainingly mind-boggling?
A Final Thought
So, if you find yourself needing a spare part or two—or let’s be honest, three—head over to the official Self Service Repair Store. Just keep your finances on a strict diet; you’re going to need it! And remember, folks, it’s all fun and games until you realize those shiny gadgets come with a hefty price tag. Now go forth and repair without fear—unless your phone calls for a mortgage. In that case, run the other way!
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Jakarta: Apple has expanded its Self Service Repair Program by incorporating spare parts specifically for the iPhone 16 series, now available across the United States and Europe. Users can conveniently order genuine Apple parts and repair tools while also accessing comprehensive repair guides through the official Self Service Repair Store platform.
Quoting GSM Arena, the pricing for the screen and bolt kit for the iPhone 16 is set at USD 279 (approximately Rp. 4.4 million), while users looking to repair the iPhone 16 Pro Max will need to invest USD 379 (around Rp. 5.9 million). Additionally, spare rear body panels are priced starting from USD 169 (approximately Rp. 2.7 million) for the iPhone 16 and USD 199 (around Rp. 3.1 million) for the iPhone 16 Pro Max.
iPhone 16 battery spare parts are available for USD 99 (approximately Rp. 1.6 million), with the iPhone 16 Pro battery spare parts priced at USD 119 (around Rp. 3.1 million). In an added advantage, Apple also offers customers the option to receive a return credit for old components that are sent back via post for recycling.
Consumers who are interested and need them can check the prices of these spare parts on the official Self Service Repair Store website. Previously, The Information reported that at least one model of the upcoming iPhone 17, set to release next year, will feature a cutting-edge camera equipped with a variable aperture.
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo specifically claims that the iPhone 18 Pro will integrate this advanced camera capability as well. It is anticipated that the iPhone 17 lineup will debut with a variable aperture camera, reinforcing the trend for Apple’s future smartphones, including the iPhone 18 Pro, to leverage this innovative technology.
Meanwhile, Apple is still meticulously searching for the ideal blueprint for a more affordable version of the Apple Vision Pro, allowing itself ample time to discover the perfect solution. Reports indicate that the launch of the Apple Vision Pro has been postponed until 2027.
Apple is reportedly contemplating a shift toward a different type of display panel. One option under consideration involves fabricating a color filter integrated within Thin-Film Encapsulation (TFE) in the initial layer of glass, potentially eliminating the necessity for a second layer.
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**Title: Apple’s Bold Move into DIY Repairs: Interview with Tech Analyst Jamie Lin**
**Editor:** Good day, everyone! Today, we’re diving into Apple’s newly launched initiative that allows iPhone 16 users to repair their devices with genuine parts. Joining us to unpack the details is tech analyst Jamie Lin. Jamie, thank you for being here!
**Jamie Lin:** Thanks for having me! Excited to discuss this significant shift from Apple.
**Editor:** Let’s get right into it. Apple’s Self Service Repair Store now offers spare parts for the iPhone 16 series. How do you think this impacts consumers?
**Jamie Lin:** It’s a game-changer! This move gives users more control over their devices and allows them to save on repair costs, though the prices are still quite high. For example, the screen and bolt kit for the iPhone 16 costs about USD 279. It’s not exactly a small investment, but for tech-savvy users or those who prefer DIY fixes, it’s a welcome option.
**Editor:** Speaking of prices, the costs for repair parts are quite notable. What are your thoughts on the pricing strategy Apple is employing here?
**Jamie Lin:** It’s very on-brand for Apple. They maintain a premium pricing strategy, even for parts. While some might view this as steep, others may see it as a guarantee of quality—after all, these are genuine parts. However, it’s essential for consumers to weigh the cost of repairs versus purchasing a new device, especially with the upcoming models like the anticipated iPhone 17 and iPhone 18.
**Editor:** That’s a great point! We’ve also heard rumors about the iPhone 17 featuring a camera with variable aperture, as noted by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. How significant would this feature be for users?
**Jamie Lin:** Extremely significant! A variable aperture allows for greater control over photos, especially in varying light conditions. For mobile photography enthusiasts, this could be a vital selling point. It showcases Apple’s commitment to staying ahead in the smartphone camera race, which is a major selling feature for many users.
**Editor:** Speaking of future products, Apple recently announced delays with the Vision Pro until 2027. What does this tell us about Apple’s current strategic direction?
**Jamie Lin:** It signifies that Apple is taking its time to get things right. The Vision Pro is a significant leap into augmented reality, and it’s crucial that they launch with a solid product. Rushing it could result in a poor user experience, which would be detrimental, especially for a high-stakes launch like this. Given the current landscape of AR tech, it’s wise for them to strategize thoroughly.
**Editor:** there are discussions about changing display technology at Apple. How might this affect the designs of future devices?
**Jamie Lin:** If they successfully implement the color filter in Thin-Film Encapsulation as rumored, it could streamline design processes and potentially reduce costs. It may also lead to thinner devices without sacrificing display quality. This could revolutionize how devices are designed moving forward, aligning with Apple’s focus on sleek aesthetics.
**Editor:** Jamie, thank you so much for your insights! It seems like Apple is taking significant steps in both repairs and future technologies—very exciting times ahead for tech enthusiasts.
**Jamie Lin:** Thank you for having me! It’s always a pleasure to discuss the evolving tech landscape, especially with a giant like Apple.
**Editor:** And for our viewers at home, don’t forget to explore the Self Service Repair Store if you need any parts for your iPhone 16. Until next time!
