> They're profiting off of their own screw-up and spinning it as a kindness. Lets say this gives them an extra $15 profit per battery replacement. I don't thin

> They're profiting off of their own screw-up and spinning it as a kindness. Lets say this gives them an extra $15 profit per battery replacement. I don't think that will balance out the people who now will hold off an extra year to upgrade. As soon as this kicks in, I will be in line at a Genius bar to get my wife's 7 Plus battery replaced. This should hold her over for at least one more release cycle, possibly two. She was otherwise going to get a new phone in 2018.