iPhone broken charger

[Ebritton14]

So my charger has a crack in, and doesn’t work anymore I took it to o2 who said go to Apple , they didn’t replace it. Who’s responsible?

[Cleoriff]

@Ebritton14

How long have you had the charger? I suppose O2 and Apple could say you broke it yourself.

I don't think you will get anyone to take responsibility for a charger. You may be better off buying a replacement.

Not what you want to hear, but I think that will be the only outcome.

[Anonymous]

They won’t take responsibility, they will just say you have to purchase a new one

[LukeR]

use a charger from another device

[Ebritton14]

Thanks for the input, but to give my side of things here is the reason I don’t want to buy one. Firstly they’re £20 for 1 metre or £30 for 2 metre. That’s a lot of money. It wasn’t my fault it’s not working properly. It’s just died on me. Also I’m paying nearly £90 for the phone a month. I resign paying for a charger that’s in good condition otherwise. I know I could go to Poundland, but they’re not good for my battery, does insurance include accessories? Or their warranty perhaps. I’m paying £1000 for the phone so I should at least be able to charge it. Thanks in advance

[MI5]

Insurance policy excess would be £50 minimum, so not a viable option.
Loads on Amazon for a lot less than that.
I'd cut my losses and just order one from there https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_5_7?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=iphone+charger&s...

[jonsie]

If you have an Apple store near, take it in and they may exchange it.

[adamtemp64]

If it is just the cable any mfi certified cable is fine I use ravpower on amazon from official sunvalleytek seller and most come with no quibble warranty some lifetime 

and apple warranty info for accessories that came in the box https://www.apple.com/uk/legal/warranty/products/uk-ireland-universal-warranty.html