The deadline to sign up for your share of a $35 million class action settlement against Apple is near.

The settlement includes people who owned an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus between Sept. 16, 2016 and Jan. 3, 2023 and either complained to Apple about audio issues or paid for a repair or replacement of the device, according to the settlement website.

According to the suit filed in the Northern District of California, iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus devices had audio issues related to the “audio IC chip,” something plaintiffs said violated consumer protection laws and breach of warranty. Apple denies the allegations.

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Postcards or emails were sent to people eligible for the settlement but if you believe you are covered but did not receive one, you can call 1-833-633-0343 for more information.

The amount of payment will depend on whether you paid out of pocket for a repair or replacement. People who did and have the payment information available are eligible to receive between $50 and $349. Settlement members who complained about the issue to Apple but did not pay out of pocket for repairs or replacement are eligible for up to $125.

The deadline to file a claim is June 3. A final court hearing on the settlement is planned for July 18.

You can see more information here.

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