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Smartphone Battery Defect Class Action

Chen v. Apex Mobile Inc.

What this is about

Apex Mobile agreed to a $310M settlement to resolve claims that certain smartphone models had batteries that degraded faster than advertised, leading to performance throttling.

Who may qualify

You qualify if you purchased an Apex X10, X11, or X12 smartphone in the U.S. between June 2020 and December 2023. Proof of purchase is required for the higher tier payout. Estimated payout ranges from $25 (no proof) to $400 (with proof).

Final eligibility is determined by the settlement administrator.

Evidence guidance

This claim may require supporting documents such as receipts, account statements, notices, screenshots, repair records, or proof of purchase. Stronger evidence can improve approval odds or payout tier where the settlement allows it.

Claimwell helps organize evidence; the settlement administrator makes the final decision.

Important dates

Claim deadline
Jun 15, 2026
Deadline passed
Hearing
Aug 12, 2026
Objection deadline
Not announced
Exclusion deadline
Not announced

Case details

Court
U.S. District Court, Northern District of California
Administrator
JND Legal Administration
Case number
5:22-cv-09817-LHK
Email
support@apexbatterysettlement.com
Phone
1-877-555-0199

Official sources

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Important

Payout amounts are estimates only. Approval and payment are determined solely by the settlement administrator.

Sources

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