Apple Updates ‘No Repair’ iPhone List: Check Your Phone Right Now

Apple Expands Its ‘No Repair’ iPhone List for 2025: Apple has revised its official list of iPhones that can no longer be serviced at Apple Stores or authorized service centers. These models are now classified as “obsolete,” meaning Apple has stopped producing their parts, making official repairs unavailable.

Why Apple Marks Some iPhones as ‘No Repair’ Models: Every year, Apple moves older devices into its vintage or obsolete category. Once an iPhone reaches this stage, spare parts are no longer manufactured, and authorized centers cannot repair or service these models. This helps Apple streamline inventory and support for newer devices.

Popular iPhone Models That Recently Lost Repair Support: Several widely-used older models have now entered the “no repair” category. iPhones released more than 7 years ago—such as early-generation SE, iPhone 6 series, and some older Plus variants—have been phased out, leaving users with no official service options through Apple.

What This Means for Users With Older iPhones: If your iPhone is on the updated ‘no repair’ list, Apple will no longer replace batteries, displays, cameras, or internal components. Users may need to rely on third-party repair shops or consider upgrading to a newer device, especially if performance and security updates are also ending.

The Risks of Using Third-Party Repair Centers: While third-party repair shops offer affordable fixes, they often use non-genuine parts, which can affect device performance or even disable key features like Face ID. Apple also warns that unauthorized repairs may void remaining warranties on supported devices.

How to Check if Your iPhone Is Still Eligible for Service: Users can visit Apple’s support website and search for “Vintage and Obsolete Products” to confirm whether their iPhone still qualifies for repairs. Apple also provides eligibility status when booking a repair through the support app or website, making it easy to verify your model.

What You Should Do If Your iPhone Is on the List: If your iPhone has lost repair support, you may still use it safely—but be prepared to upgrade soon. Older devices often stop receiving security patches and can develop hardware issues. Apple recommends moving to a newer iPhone for better performance, longer updates, and improved safety.

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