Xlhama Battery Replacement Kit for iPhone 5S 1700mAh 0 Cycle - with Replacement Repair Tool Kits, Adhesive Strip and Screen Protector - 24 Months Warranty/Made in 2019

I had all the usual issues related to a worn-out battery- charged to 100% fast, charge level dropped rapidly, and phone would die at 30-35% while using. This new battery had 65% charge out of the box and I used it quite a few hours before the level dropped to 25%. Charged to 90% and used it for 24 hrs and it still had 48%. Was an identical replacement and there were no issues once it was installed. There are a few bits of advice I would like to provide:1) Attempting this job is not for just anyone. The very tiny screws that must be removed (and later replaced) are difficult to see if your eyes are not 15-35 years old. Removing the screws isn't the hard part, but replacing them and getting them to stay in position while starting them is an exercise in patience. I have an IfixIt tool kit and this made things move along a little faster (for a 55 year old anyway LOL).2) Watch 4-5 YouTube videos on this procedure. I ended up using a combination of techniques from a few videos to do this job.3) Kit comes with a good set of tools, but have a white pillowcase, 2 different sets of tweezers (not included) and a magnetic parts tray handy. Working over the pillowcase enables you to see any dropped screws (and you will drop them......guaranteed). I also used a bright headlamp with adjustable beam. The riskiest part of the job is removing the old battery--It is mounted on two strips of VERY high quality double-sided plastic adhesive strips and the battery must be pried out carefully and must be pried upon in certain places to avoid damaging the motherboard and volume controls.I used a blow-drier to speed things along and reused the adhesive strips already installed (the kit has these strips if they get damaged).Most important of all: Take your time and do this when you are able to take your time and do it right, especially if you have never attempted this repair. If you rush and forget something, your phone may be dead or certain functions may be lost (such as the fingerprint sensor). Doing these repairs is only easy for those individuals who do this on a regular basis because the various parts are tiny and extremely delicate and require much dexterity and attention to detail. BTW, my only exposure was changing the battery on my old 4S; I never could get the back to install after I was done, so I taped it and it lived in an otterbox for the rest of it's life. Then I disected it to get familiar with nthe innards of an iPhone.

I like the fact that it comes with more than enough tools to perform the job. Unless some other products, the tools are upscale tools and I am going to keep them for future usage. It also comes with a well written instruction about how to replace the screen, but I highly recommend watch the video as well to make sure the battery is replaced properly. It took me about 20 minutes to replace the battery and the phone works great. Almost forgot to mention that it also comes with a tempered glass!

I purchased this kit for a little over $15 delivered. I did not add photos as you can see them in several other reviews. But what you get for the price is quite the deal. It was simple to disassemble the phone with everything that was included. (Remember on the iPhone 6S to pull up from the home button side after removing the screws) They even include the tape and additional hardware. A great deal for the price. I do not know how long the battery will last but this was one of the higher mAH batteries available for under $20. Again, a great deal and I would purchase again.

This isn't the first iphone battery I've ordered on Amazon, but will definitely use this seller again. What you get for the value (and it's way less expensive than others) is great, including a really good installation kit and a screen protector!

I was given an iPhone for the web site work I do. A contractor wanted me to make sure a web site I worked on looked good on an iPhone (and believe me, there is some work to do there). I was told I was given an iPhone 5s. I've lived happily in that delusion for several years. When the battery finally died I ordered this replacement kit only to learn I actually had an iPhone 5 (during the battery replacement process). I had started to return the kit, but decided to keep it. It has excellent tools which I am sure I will find useful later as I work at a computer store and we do get the occasional customer asking about iPhone repair. Because of this kit I now have the knowledge and skill and materials to fix at least 1 iPhone 5 for someone else should the occasion arise. I've ordered the correct battery from another vendor as this one (at the time of this writing) did not have an iPhone 5 kit, I wish they did. I would order it from them in a heartbeat. As it is, the other kit I ordered includes tweezers which I believe will be beneficial to the battery replacement process as some of the screws are extremely small. Between the two of these I feel I will have a well rounded tool kit. Oh, and also, be VERY careful removing the battery. When I was removing the incorrect battery (after I realized the battery connectors were different - I really should have researched this whole thing more before I started), I got the smudger (correct term?) in the wrong position and broke a ribbon cable under the battery. It is a 5 dollar replacement part and when I install this it will give me a little extra experience repairing an iPhone. Well, that's the positive spin I'm putting on it anywayz.... :-) The short of it is, this is a great battery replacement kit, provided it is the one you need... P.S. You will need to watch some videos of the replacement process as the instructions in my opinions are too small and incomplete. But then again, the videos were a bit incomplete as none of the several I watched indicated I could damage a ribbon cable under the battery.

My wife's little phone battery pack barely kept her phone from dying. I figures I'd get her an upgrade. The original battery was only 2000mah, so I went looking for a 20000mah pack that could fully charge her phone more than once. I chose the XLHAMA Power Bank partly due to its specs, but also due to its affordable price. Some other packs are quite expensive, but I figured "a battery is a battery". At first use I am very impressed with the pack. It charged my wife's S7 from 30% to 100% in 1 hour, and the pack only depleted from 100% to 76%.