iPhone 15 Pro boot-loop repair when the Apple logo keeps returning.
If your iPhone 15 Pro keeps returning to the Apple logo, tell us when it started and how far it gets. We’ll check what’s interrupting it and explain your options. Avoid erasing or restoring it if you need files that aren’t backed up.
The fixed £35 diagnostic covers the assessment described below and both-way UK tracked shipping. If you approve the repair quote, the fee is deducted from that quote. No repair work starts without your approval.
Model-specific context
A USB-C connection can reveal a different symptom
On an iPhone 15 Pro, note whether the restart pattern changes with USB-C accessories attached or when running on the battery. Reaching the lock screen before restarting is different from never progressing beyond the Apple logo. Both details help the bench choose appropriate checks without treating a restore as the first answer.
For the wider fault pattern, read the iPhone boot-loop repair. If the files matter more than returning the device to daily use, read about data recovery and select Data recovery when booking.
The symptom
Boot-loop patterns worth recording
The timing and trigger help the assessment without proving the cause:
- The Apple logo appears, disappears and returns repeatedly
- The phone started looping after an update, restore, drop or repair
- It reaches a lock screen briefly, then restarts
- Recovery-mode attempts have not produced a stable result
What the diagnostic checks
What we check on your iPhone 15 Pro.
- Separate a software or start-up symptom from an unstable hardware condition
- Check power, charging, display and relevant board behaviour during the loop
- Inspect for liquid, impact and previous-repair damage that can interrupt start-up
- Explain the safest route when data access matters more than returning the phone to use
We’ll explain what we find in writing and quote for the work we can offer. Your options depend on the device’s condition, our test results and the parts available.
Before you post it
Protect the device and the data while deciding.
- Do not erase or restore the phone if the data is not backed up
- Avoid repeated forced restarts and record any error or recovery-mode message
- Tell us whether the loop began after an update, impact, liquid exposure or repair
Get a clear diagnosis for your iPhone 15 Pro.
Tell us what’s happening with your iPhone 15 Pro. We’ll assess it at our Tyneside lab for £35 and explain your options before you decide on repair.
A boot loop can be software or hardware
The Apple logo alone cannot identify the failed stage. A software route may be different from a power or board repair, and data recovery depends on stable authorised access. We give findings and a quote before any repair attempt.
Common questions
iPhone 15 Pro boot loop FAQ
Should I restore an iPhone 15 Pro that is stuck on the Apple logo?
Do not restore it while deciding how to recover files that are not backed up. Record what happened before the loop began and ask support about the safest assessment route.
Does a boot loop prove the logic board is damaged?
No. Software, power, display, connector and board conditions can all affect start-up. The symptom narrows the investigation but does not identify the fault by itself.
Can you recover data from a looping iPhone 15 Pro?
Possibly, if stable authorised access can be restored and the device security and board condition allow it. Select Data recovery when booking if the files are the priority.
Related services and guides
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Specialist repair by post across the UK.
You can send your device to our Tyneside lab from anywhere in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. Book first and we’ll email your tracked postage label and packing instructions. Our service is by post; there is no walk-in counter.
The £35 assessment includes standard UK tracked postage both ways. We’ll explain what we find in a written report and give you a quote. You decide whether to go ahead. The assessment is non-refundable and counts towards approved work. Read the assessment fee terms and packing instructions, or ask us about your device if you’re unsure where to start.