High-Quality HDCKU Battery Replacement for Samsung Galaxy S6 All G920 Models

Amazon Customer R.: The battery was okay. It gets hot and seemed slightly (very little) bloated. But the adhesive for the back cover which is 100% needed is what really was bad. The photos in the ad shows the correct style/layout design that was needed for the specific phone I ordered it for, yet what came in e box wasn't at all what was pictured. It a little to small to fit around the edge perfectly and didn't have some specific areas that should have had adhesive like the photo showed. It just wasn't there in some areas. So it wouldn't seal as good as it should have.

United States on Sep 14, 2023

Christopher D'Amico: Bought in April; finally dared to perform the cell phone surgery to replace old battery running out of charge quickly with use. Plastic tools were useless when trying to separate glass back from chassis. I had to use a safety razor as initial pry and then used the kit tools. The plastic is NOT strong and thin enough to get under edge of glass. MUST be patient with hot air and suction. Too quick or too much pull and you snap the glass. Instructions SHOULD point out that you should carefully remove all of the glass back adhesive from the chassis, so that the new adhesive sheet holds glass smooth and flat. I used q-tips and toothpicks and Goo-gone and 70 percent isopropyl alcohol. This cleaning was the longest step, actually. With the remains of the adhesive for the battery still in the chassis, I only made sure to apply new strips in new places so as to not create double layer. While prying the battery loose, take care to not apply any pressure toward face of phone, there is little to no mechanical protection there; carefully jab parallel to back face of battery to separate adhesive. The rest of the reassembly went well. Adhesive sheets had well oriented 'handling' backing; I...

United States on Sep 08, 2021

Victor M.: I don't think first day of use reviews are useful because there is no history of reliability. But I'm doing it anyway. I have been very happy with my Galaxy S6. After a couple of year of use (I bought it used from Sprint) the phone would say it had 68% power left and then instantly it had zero battery. I suspected the battery but didn't know. I ordered this kit because it was cheap enough to give it a try. Before I did I called Sprint to ask them about any other used Galaxy S phones they had. The cheapest they had was an S7 for $174 + set up charge. So the kit was worth a try for only $17.
The instructions are OK but supplement them with a YouTube video for changing the battery.

There's another review in here where the guy said he was helped by the fact that his battery was swollen so it had already pushed the back cover off the phone. I had the same "luck" i guess. It just made it so much easier to disassemble. I didn't have to use a heat source to soften the glue that holds it together. But I still used the tools that came in the kit, all of them called for in the instructions, which made it faster, cleaner, safer, and more productive to change the battery.

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United States on Oct 26, 2019