5000mAh Galaxy S7 Edge Battery, JUBOTY Li-Polymer Internal New Upgraded 0 Cycle High Capacity Battery Replacement for Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Model G935V G935A G935T G935F G935P with Repair Tool Kits

Having previously replaced the battery in my Samsung I thought i would give it a go in our old iPhone 6s. However I spent much time with the fiddly small screws. The kit supplied is exactly what you need including instructions. The trick here is to fit the new gasket before clipping the wires (and those screws) and closing the lid. All in all a very good product. Only fitted last night so some star ratings are assessed.

Pros Increased Capacity: Battery Life: The 5000mAh capacity is significantly higher than the original 3600mAh battery, which can provide much longer usage time between charges. Extended Use: Ideal for users who need their phone to last through a full day of heavy use or even longer. New and Upgraded: 0 Cycle: Being a new battery with 0 cycles means it's fresh and should perform better than a used battery, which might have diminished capacity. Repair Tool Kits Included: Convenience: The inclusion of tool kits for installation can make the replacement process easier for DIY enthusiasts and saves the cost of additional tools. Compatibility: Model Specific: Designed to fit the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, including various carrier models like G935V, G935A, G935T, G935F, and G935P, ensuring broad compatibility. Cons Increased Thickness: Fit Issues: A higher-capacity battery like the 5000mAh one might be thicker than the original, potentially causing fit issues or making the phone slightly bulkier. Quality and Reliability: Brand Assurance: JUBOTY may not be as well-known or as widely trusted as other battery brands, which might raise concerns about the longevity and safety of the battery. Installation Complexity: DIY Risks: While the repair tool kits are included, replacing a battery in a smartphone can be complex and might risk damaging internal components if not done correctly. Warranty and Support: Manufacturer Support: Replacement batteries often come with limited warranties, and support from third-party sellers might not be as robust as support from the original manufacturer. Potential for Overheating: Battery Management: Higher capacity batteries can sometimes produce more heat, which might affect the phone’s performance or long-term durability if not properly managed.

Better than my old dead battery but still not good enough. Battery only lasts a day max if slightly used. You get what you pay for. Nothing beats an original battery

I needed to replace a dying battery in my Samsung Galaxy S7. Following an online video and using the tòols in the kit, I completed the job without difficulty.

I ordered this, as I have my old Edge S7phone lying around as a backup to my present phone, but the battery isn't up to much these days, so i thought that this might be worth a try. Method First off, this battery arrives in a box with a "fixing kit," but this should in no way be regarded as a comprehensive kit of everything you need to change a battery on this phone, and I would certainly advise anyone who wants to attempt this repair, at the very least to equip themselves with a hot air blower, some alcohol (to free the battery) and a tube of the special (I used P7000) glue needed to re-stick down the rear cover on the phone, and have some previous competence at repairing phones. Don't believe them when they say "anyone can do it." Frankly I was disappointed that the sellers didn't supply any kind of instructions to do this job but just advised vaguely to find a "relevant video" on you tube. I did find a video and managed to follow most of it fairly successfully, but I did make one mistake which damaged my screen. When removing the battery from the phone DO NOT use any metal implements, as the screen is directly underneath the battery and is very easily damaged! I ened up with a few marks on my screen which show up as dark patches, apparently the curved screens are a very thin layer indeed from the underside, please be warned. Conclusion Well the battery appears to be functioning ok on my phone and all seems well apart from the screen damage, which won't stop me being able to use it. Hardest part was getting the back off of the phone as I needed to use a razor blade to get into the very small gap to get it started. A friend who knows about these things told me that most people break the back on these as it is made from a thin sheet of glass. The hot air blower was also essential as you need to get the back pretty hot (I have heard 80c mentioned before) before levering it off. I advise - if you are in the least bit worried about doing this job, don't attempt it.

Not the performance expected. This battery does not keep charge anywhere near as long as the original six year old Samsung battery it replaced. Lesson learnt, alway buy ORIGINAL equipment replacement. I will now fit an original Samsung battery.

When I upgrade my phone I like to give it to someone in my family or a friend who needs it if it’s still in good condition. If you can brave it, you can save a great deal of money and make someone happy. If it proves too much you can always take it to a shop and this would be my plan B. There’s a good set of tools in the box. There’s no instructions but this is not my first phone and I’ve found the online tutorials and videos are very helpful and easy to follow. It still makes my a little nervous though opening a phone. My advice would be to put everything you remove onto sticky tape or a photo of the phone itself. This way you will be able to see exactly where each bit goes. It will also prevent bits being lost. It feels good to complete your first phone. It’s an accomplishment and it will make someone else happy. This replacement battery is actually better than the original which is brilliant. I’m very happy with it. In my opinion this is great value for money and good quality. Some instructions would be good but to be fair the company does suggest tutorials and there are loads of them online. I’d recommend it. I hope this review helps you.

Had it for a few months now and still going strong