Battery for iPhone 6, 2200mAh Replacement Battery for IP 6 High Capacity with Full Remove Tool Kit and Instruction-3 Years Warranty

I received the shipment very quickly. It has very complete tools including the battery. There is a You Tube website which has step by step video to explain how to change. It provides great help and anyone should watch it before doing it. There is also a step by step written instruction which is also very good info. After reading the instruction and watching the video, I started the work. I did very well for the first half which made me a little too careless and made a small mistake to break the second adhesive tape when I removed it. This adhesive glue the bottom of the battery to the frame. Once it is broken, it is very hard to remove the battery out. I ended up twisting the battery and using a lot of force to finally get it out. My first advice is that you need to follow the instruction carefully and DO NOT break the tape which will give yourself a big headache! The second advice is that after you put new adhesive tape on the new battery, it is good to connect the battery wire strip with the base before you adhere the battery onto the frame. If you adhere the battery first, then the position of the wire strip may not fit the base socket very well and you have to bend the strip to fit in. I don't like that approach. I finally ended up bending it and connect it to the base. I am glad it works. The last advice is that when you connect the 4 black wire strip on the screen to the base, you have to really feel they are completely connected. I didn't do it correctly. After installation, I got the battery work but missed the all the keys on the center rows. I took it to apple store and they did the diagnostic and that is what they found it. If I can't fix the problem and ask apple store to fix it for me, they will change the screen and charge me $150 plus tax! I know where I could be wrong and went back to open up the phone and remove those wire strips and put each one on very carefully. I am lucky it works!!! I ended up spending about $25 to buy the tool kit including the battery and I learn a lot. If I go to apple store to change the battery, it is only about $50. If i know that price, I probably wont' do it myself. There are something which either instruction or you tube doesn't mention. It is very possible you could ended up paying more to fix the other issues which is caused by what you did. Anyway, I have used the new battery for one day and I have been monitoring its battery. It is definitely better than my old battery which has been used for 4.5 year but I don't think it is that great. I have full charge at morning and at 10pm, I have 38% left. I made a few calls during the day and did some normal things on the phone. Anyway, it is good learning for me but I would recommend others to go to apple to change the battery.

I phone 6 battery replacement set. Had all the tools necessary to do the job and the battery is working.Would have been nice to have a few good tips on how to get the old battery off the sticky tape without buggering up the old battery. What I later saw on the web was that sometimes you can pull the end tabs of the old tape under the old battery and it (eventually) stretches and releases the old battery.Hope that helps.

My iPhone6 just died. The battery had been running down quickly so I knew problems were near. I thought I would have to buy a new phone and they are expensive now. I checked Amazon for possible solutions and found this battery that included the tiny specialized screwdrivers and adhesive. At $20 I figured I could hardly go wrong giving it a try. Arrived in two days. There are step by step installation instructions, but I found the YouTube videos to be better as they are in a larger and more helpful format. Follow the instructions carefully. Important: make sure you keep track of the TINY screws and exactly where they came from. They are not really "standardized" and only fit in the exact location they came from. Removing my battery was not as easy as instructions seemed to suggest. The battery adhesive had been there a while so was no longer soft and easy to remove. Per a YTube hint, I used a hairdryer to GENTLY heat the back side of the phone to soften the glue (by the way, this kit includes new tape so don't worry about saving the adhesive). I used the included blue wedge devices to pry the battery loose. It took some doing and reheating. Be patient. The little plastic tools included are helpful for prying components where required. Battery fit perfectly. All things went back together easily. Powered up and phone came on with 65% charge. I am now following included instructions for "calibrating" the battery. Highly recommended purchase for iPhone6 ONLY. Not the "S". Way better than many hundreds for a new phone. That's certainly in the future, but this bought some time.

Instructions for taking iPhone apart were good. Directions to put iPhone back together needs to be better. Dealing with very small parts need more specific instructions to assemble the iPhone. The screw drivers are magnetic which helps but getting the tiny screws in the holes is very difficult. I follow instructions provided (shouldn’t have to go online). Got the battery in. But did lose some screws. Luckily this is an old iPhone. It works good no issues.

I am really happy with the purchased product and video that can be seen as the disassembly and reassembly process is performed .The only thing that I can recommend is to specifically describe the 2 difference between the standard Phillips screw driver and the specialized, Phillips’s looking, screw driver for the 2 screws that hold the case together.This is a good and thorough product with proper tools and complete video. I’ll have to wait to see if it lasts for the 3 year warranty the company offers.BTW, the user instructions offer good calibration and user guides for the phone.Good job!