The deadline of June 3rd looms for those affected by the iPhone 7 class action lawsuit against Apple. This article delves into the details of the settlement, eligibility criteria, and what users need to know to claim their share of the settlement pool.
Understanding the Lawsuit
Background Information
The lawsuit revolves around microphone audio issues plaguing iPhone 7 and 7 Plus devices. Customers who experienced these issues may be entitled to compensation from a settlement pool of $35 million.
Eligibility Criteria
Timeframe
Users who used iPhone 7 or 7 Plus devices between September 16th, 2016, and January 3rd, 2023, are potentially eligible to file a claim.
Two Eligible Groups
- Users who paid out of pocket for repairs due to audio issues.
- Customers who reported a problem to Apple but did not pay for a repair.
Settlement Details
Payment Structure
- Users who paid for repairs will receive an equal payment ranging from $50 to $349, depending on documented expenses.
- Those who reported issues but did not pay for repairs may receive up to $125.
Claim Process
To receive compensation, eligible users must submit their payment information to the Settlement Administrator by the June 3rd deadline.