Fix It Jerry — Kuala Lumpur

iPhone Charging Port Repair Cost in Malaysia (2026)

Cost Guide

Last updated: 11 August 2026

If your iPhone stopped charging or the cable only works at a weird angle, the port is the usual suspect — but not always. Sometimes it's just lint. Here's how to tell, and what a real port repair costs in Malaysia.

iPhone Charging Port Repair Cost in Malaysia (2026)

iPhone Charging Port Repair Cost by Model

Repair	Price (MYR)
iPhone 11 / 12 / 13 (Lightning)	RM 150 – RM 280
iPhone 14 (Lightning)	RM 180 – RM 300
iPhone 15 / 15 Pro (USB-C)	RM 200 – RM 350
iPhone 16 / 16 Pro (USB-C)	RM 220 – RM 350
Charging flex / Lightning-to-board flex replacement	RM 180 – RM 320
Charging IC (board-level, if the port itself is fine)	RM 250 – RM 450

Lightning vs USB-C — does it matter?

iPhone 14 and earlier use a Lightning port; iPhone 15 and newer switched to USB-C.
USB-C ports are slightly more expensive to source right now, which is why the newer models cost a bit more.
On most iPhones the port isn't a plug-in module — it's soldered onto the charging flex cable that also carries the mic and antenna.
Because it's soldered/bonded, a proper repair means replacing the whole charging flex assembly, not just the metal connector.

Wait — it might just be lint

Before we quote a repair, we check the free stuff. Pocket lint packs down at the bottom of the port over months and stops the cable clicking in. A careful clean fixes a huge share of 'not charging' iPhones for nothing. We also test with a known-good cable and adapter, because a frayed cable or tired battery can look exactly like a dead port.

How long does it take?

30 minutes to 2 hours. A lint clean is done while you wait. A charging flex replacement takes longer because the port is soldered into the assembly and we test charging speed and data transfer before you leave. Book ahead and we'll have the right Lightning or USB-C flex ready for your model.