16000mAh Super Capacity Battery Compatible with iPhone 13, 0 Cycle Li-Polymer Replacement Battery for iPhone 13, with Professional Repair Tool Kit

I installed these in a couple of PS5 DualSense controllers at the same time that I swapped the joysticks for hall effects, and it's like an entirely different controller. The batteries seem to never die. I can use them for about 4 hours a night for two weeks, before they even go down by one bar. Great price for batteries that last so long, and an exact fit in the battery tray. Super easy to install, and even includes the tools needed for replacement, but I still prefer to use my own tools etc. The controllers have never even flagged that the batteries are not OEM, so they function pwrfectly.

This is without a doubt , incredible. I have an old iPhone 6 s that I use for casting stuff on the Apple TV and it just died.I wish I would’ve thought of this! This little kit comes with everything you need to take apart an old iPhone, replace the battery and put it back together, including the tiniest screwdrivers a link for instructional video. It’s been a few months and the battery is constantly at 100%. I love it. Small parts be patient..

I got this and I noticed that every battery replacement kit looks the same. I thought it would be easy. What I DIDN'T DO, was watch the process on YouTube.The kit is VERY inadequate for the battery replacement process. I couldn't even get the SCREEN off and I'll tell you why later. But lemme start by saying, the instructions are not good at all. Then on top of that, they tell you to watch "THE" YouTube video, they don't HAVE A YouTube video.When you go and watch MOST YouTube videos, they have equipment that DOESN'T come in this pack and that equipment is CRUCIAL to making this process easy. To get the screen off, you will need:A more deluxe suction cup than the one they give youSome type of thin razor to pry the screen openA heating tray to warm up the LCDA syringe to drip some isopropyl alcohol into the display to loosen the adhesiveThose are the FIRST STEPS of most videos but guess what....... The kit includes NONE of those. I tried to use A HAIR DRYER because that's the alternative to heating the phone up but with the equipment given and the lack of instructions, the task was impossible.Even if you go to look into all the equipment I mentioned, you're better off taking the phone to a repair shop at that price, unless you wanna be the repair guy.This item had frequent returns for a reason, it's not worth it. If you still wanna buy it, watch THREE repair videos first, then find the other stuff you'll need on top of what they give you in this kit.

Had to install this myself and, instructions were clear "Watch a YOUTUBE video and follow the steps. It was easy, and it stands the test of time thus far. It is operating at a good pace, Battery Life of 100%, and for the first when I charge my phone it lasts me a day and a half before needing to be recharged.All in all good product.

I’m on Day 1 after installing. The parts and provided tool kit seem to be of decent quality and work well. The battery seems to work as it should so far. However, the phone does give a non-genuine Apple battery error after installing. The calibration function didn’t appear to work either. It’s not a big deal. It still works fine, but some might find the error frustrating, so I felt compelled to mention it. At the price, it’s a good value to extend your older phone’s useful life.

I’ve replaced at least a dozen iPhone batteries, and this one was the easiest to do, and the battery seems to last longer than some of the other replacement batteries I’ve used. I would definitely purchase from this line of batteries again. I used the instructions were from ifixit.com.

Super easy PS5 Dual Sense controller battery upgrade install that increases run time on PS5 remotes by almost 6x!! I have 4 PS5 remotes and now they all have battery upgrades! Awesome product it charges and works just like the original PS5 battery, but with LOOOOOOONG run time!! Love it.

As far as fit, the battery was as advertised. However, it was installed in an iPhone, and the following issues occurred. 1. Apple doesn’t recognize it as original equipment so every time you turn your phone on you get a notice that your battery isn’t Apple approved. 2. Because it’s a higher capacity battery the phone charger wants to shut off at 80% and doesn’t charge unless you make adjustments in setting your phone to do so and it has to happen every time you charge it. 3. It frequently overheats during charging which I suspect is a result of it being a higher capacity battery. On the good side, it does hold a charge well and lasts over the course of the day if you can put up with all of the other malarkey that goes along with it.