ScandiTech Replacement Battery Kit for iP5S-5C (not SE) Model

Laura Lee: Solamente se desprende un poco de las orillas pero es normal en cualquier teléfono curvo.

United States on Nov 04, 2023

B.L.D.B.L.D.: Screen protector was easy to install. The quality of the packaging didn't leave any scratches on the protector. The pen works just fine with this film screen protector.
*Did make it harder to use my finger print to unlock my phone*

Camera Lens Protector, Overall I love how it looks, cosmetically appealing. Wish there was a fully square shaped option so I could pair with different phone cases that only have square cut outs for the Camera lenses.
**Adds glare when using flash-Because the hole opening that surrounds the flash is small, I believe it illuminates a good portion of the protector causing to over expose the images**

If the hole were bigger around the flash, it may fix the issue here. Maybe if there were a sort of foam padding inserted on the edges of the flash hole, perhaps it could keep the flash from illuminating the entire lens protector.

United States on Nov 03, 2023

Andy: Overall Would have preferred better quality tweezers. Screwdriver and bits good
Magnifying glass not much cop. Nice zip up case.

United Kingdom on May 24, 2021

Feetup: My 5S battery was dying a slow death so I bought the kit. The kit remained unopened for 8 months because I was apprehensive about undertaking the replacement project. When the phone battery lost 75% of its capacity in one hour, I had to do something. First advice: I suggest using an anti-static mat with a wrist connection to prevent frying any of the components. Read the printed instructions and then review the Scanditech online video three or four times, then review online videos for 5S replacement from several other sources, some too simple, some too scary. Then go back to the Scanditech video and watch it again. Have the video available to you as you proceed through the replacement. I went back and forth within the Sanditech video as I undertook each step pausing between steps.

Separating the screen with the suction cup was not easy. It lifted the sides of the screen, but not the bottom. If the suction cup does not work, the instructions tell you to work at the bottom with a pry tool (one blade of the tweezers). Mistakenly, when the suction cup lifting action raised the side edge, I use the plastic pry tool to raise it more and did not realize I was separating the glass...

United States on Mar 09, 2021

Keffler A.: Great little kit for removing tablet and phone screens, great suction device, plastic spudgers, guitar pics, great selection of tool bits for screwdriver.

United Kingdom on Mar 04, 2021

Geraint R.: If you are looking to take apart your phone for a quick repair or something, now and again, these are fine. However the metal the tools are made of seems kind of soft and would not last being used a lot.

United Kingdom on Feb 24, 2021

James Fisher: This is a fantastic little toolkit for the price. I dropped my iPhone 6s in water and – following a simple tutorial online – this kit allowed me to open it up, get the moisture out and ultimately resurrect the phone. The magnetic tips are fantastic for keeping hold of the tiny screws after they've been taken out, and I used the lid on the box it comes in to hold the screws and phone during the "operation". It seems well made and no doubt will come in handy again.

United Kingdom on Jul 04, 2020

John Veneruso: The tools that were included with the battery were excellent for the job. I especially liked the large yellow broad pry tool that made it easy to get the old battery out. The tweezers were exactly the right dimensions to remove the home button protective cover and enable re-assembly. My battery check app "Battery Life" says that the battery has zero wear and is perfect condition. (It previously told me my old battery had over 28% wear and was falling quickly). The instructions in the box were helpful and successfully helped me avoid tearing cables and connectors. However, the instructions should be improved for those that aren't an engineer like I am. I've provided these suggested instruction improvements below.

INSTRUCTION NOTES

Step 3: A powerful flashlight is recommended if you are doing this step and the later steps alone. I used a 500+ lumen flashlight. It's amazing how much better human eyes work in seeing extra small detail when the lighting is extra bright. Reading glasses might also be needed for extra magnification.

Step 5: Removing the metal cover with your fingers is not possible (I have strong and dexterous fingers). Using the tweezers works, but...

United States on May 27, 2018

Miguel Maza: Fixing your phone isn't rocket science. With the help of YouTube and the right pages in Google you can easily sort out any problems your phone might have.

My iPhone charging port was broken, so I've got the replacement piece off Amazon and this tools to do the job. It was really easy to open the iPhone and replace the part.

It was cheaper to get the part and the tools than going to the shop. But remember, only do it if you are cautious and have patience, you need to be very careful while fixing your phone, because there are some areas where you need to keep in mind that some screws look quite similar, but they can have different length that aren't so easily noticeable such as 1.4mm and 1.5mm long, and if you insert the wrong screw in the wrong place, then you will mess the logic board.

United Kingdom on Sep 01, 2017