SHENMZ Replacement Battery for Samsung Galaxy S22 5G, High Capacity 5600mAh - Compatible with SM-A146 Series, Includes Repair Toolkit

I don't understand the lower ratings on this product. The battery I received has a capacity around 3,850 mah while the stock battery only had 3,450 mah. The tools included are surprisingly decent. You are an idiot if you are leaving a lower review because they didn't include a heat gun. You'll need the heat gun and a small sharp knife like an exacto knife. I'll have to hook it up to a higher amp charger to see how that goes, but the battery does report the temperature so that should be no issue. Note that the Nexus 6p did not use any of the quick charging technologies (e.g. QC 3.0). It instead can charge up to 3 amps at 5V. Very few modern chargers work this way. I had previously purchased a terrible battery off eBay that only reported 2,150 mah of capacity and would go down 2% from just turning the screen on for a few seconds. This one last all day and then some. You'll find a couple losers below complaining that the battery ribbon cable isn't exactly the same as the OE location. It doesn't matter a bit and it hooks up easily. It even includes new adhesive strips to hold the battery in. This is the Nexus 6p replacement battery to buy!

My Nexus 6p was having battery issues. Sometimes it would drain in 6 hours and turn off prematurely while showing 30% charge. I decided to purchase this battery replacement because the capacity was slightly higher, 3600mAh vs. 3450mAh. I used heat packs to remove top and bottom covers on the back of the phone, no problems. In my haste to remove screws, I forgot one and slightly bent the phones case before discovering my mistake. The hardest part for me was separating the phone from the cover. I used a xacto knife to wedge and lift as I moved it around to try and remove the case. This took me the longest time for I had to be careful not to crack the phones glass. Finally, I was able to open the phone and replace the battery then reverse all the steps I had followed and preceded to charge to 100%. I’m EXTREMELY happy with the results. After 28 hours of my usual usage, the phone is showing 28% charge. I’m very satisfied and would recommend this AexPower battery kit.

Product was good as expected but delivery method leaves a lot to be desired. Package was left at the door, but the delivery person did not ring the doorbell to let me know. It sat outside till I got an email indicating the delivery.

I was a little intimidated at first trying to install this battery. The youtube video gave step by step instructions. I would pause the video as I worked on each step. The hardest part was removing the old battery due to it being stuck in the battery compartment with very sticky tape. All the tools were provided that were needed to accomplish this battery installation. I have been using the phone now for over a month after installing the battery. Battery charges faster and stays charged. Would buy again if I ever needed too.

My old phone battery was not holding a charge very long so I decided to try this replacement battery. All the necessary tools are included, so it you will carefully follow the instructions and watch an online video the replacement task is easy and, going slowly and carefully, takes about 25 minutes. Of course, the new battery holds its charge now for multiple days. I cannot yet report on the battery longevity, but after several months of use it is performing very well. Recommended.

Worked good

This is the second of these batteries that I’ve purchased for an iPhone 6S. The first one worked amazingly. The second one didn’t seem to work nearly as well, but I had also gotten the phone wet (which was the reason I installed a new battery,) so I just figured the phone was damaged from the water. It’s my spare phone, so it wasn’t a huge deal. UNTIL, I ordered a high capacity battery for my iPhone SE2020, and I installed it while replacing the screen on that phone. That phone had been working fine, but after the installs, it lagged very badly. The screen wouldn’t respond to touch correctly…exactly the same as my iPhone 6S was now doing. Long story short, I replaced the batteries in both phones with batteries from iFixit, and low and behold, they work fine, even the one that got wet! I wouldn’t waste my time, if I were you. Order a better battery from somewhere like iFixit, and save yourself the headache! If you do order this battery, cut the adhesive strips that come with it and make them much shorter so you don’t have to remove very much if you ever replace the battery. The adhesive strips that come with these will NOT pull out smoothly. I accidentally punctured the one for my iPhone 6S when uninstalling it, because the adhesive wouldn’t pull off, and the battery caught fire.

The description says updated for 2024, but from label of the package says 2022 (see picture). Another clue that these been sitting around for a while is that part of the surrounding seal was stuck to the film so bad, it couldn’t even be scrape off (See second picture). However few people said that you really don’t need the seal, giving that I’m using my 6s as a spare iPod at home only, it won’t see rain at all. Lastly after installation, when I turned the iPhone on, it showed battery at 60%. Which is down from the optimal 80% of where all the manufacturers like to keep their battery at. So that’s another sign that these batteries are not updated for 2024! And you’re just buying left over batteries from 2022.