iPhone 14 repair cost

At an independent repair shop, an iPhone 14 screen replacement typically costs $199–$289 AUD. Authorised service is significantly more at $329–$449. The DIY route runs $99–$159 for the part plus the right tools, but the difficulty is rated moderate on this model.

An iPhone 14 battery replacement at an independent shop costs $79–$119 AUD. The general rule: if your battery health drops below 80% and you're charging more than once a day, replacement pays for itself in convenience within weeks. It's usually one of the highest-ROI repairs you can do.

Back glass replacement costs $149–$249 AUD at independent shops. It's cosmetic only — if the phone works and you use a case, you can usually wait. If you plan to trade in or sell, fixing the back returns roughly 60–80% of the cost in resale value. Skip it if the phone is approaching end-of-life.

Independent shops are typically 30–50% cheaper and faster, but quality varies. Choose authorised service if: the device is still under warranty, you have AppleCare, or features like Face ID calibration are critical to you. Choose an independent shop if: cost matters, the device is out of warranty, and the shop has documented reviews. Always confirm the part type (OEM vs aftermarket) before you commit.

iPhone 14 introduced a redesigned chassis that opens from the back — easier internal access. The battery is one of the most DIY-friendly iPhone batteries ever made. If you do attempt the screen yourself, expect to spend $99–$159 on parts and tools, and budget for a second attempt if it's your first time.

At a competent independent shop: typically 30–60 minutes if they have the part on hand. Authorised service is usually 1–3 business days for in-store, or longer if mailed in. DIY is best estimated as a 2–3 hour job for a first attempt — budget time, not just money.