MAXBEAR Galaxy S10e Battery, (Upgraded) 4500mAh Li-Polymer Replacement Battery EB-BG970ABU for Samsung Galaxy S10e SM-G970 G970F/DS G970U G970W with Repair Tool Kit

Changing out the battery on my S10e phone sounded like it might not be worth the effort. But by having the needed tools ahead of time, and following instructions both on paper and a couple of YouTube videos, I succeeded without a hitch.My old battery would start out fully charged in the morning, and by 10 pm it would be down to 30 to 35 percent. After installing this battery, I charged it and ran it down to 5 percent twice. Now I start out in the morning fully charged, and at 10 pm, the battery is at 72 percent, still using my phone as I normally do. I'm glad I put the effort in, and would do it again without hesitation.

OEM battery wouldn't hold a charge for even half a day under normal use so any better is good so i'm not too concerned about the life span of the battery right now and it was given to my son so even less worry on my part as dad got a new phone haha.it was easy to install, i followed this youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLWby3FGGuQ and other than some stuff he didn't need to do, basically take a heat gun on low and go around the edge a bunch of times, and use the blue triangle thing to pry it open. unscrew some of the screws using the awesome screw driver thats included and then pry the battery out. put it all back in and reheat the glue and press. if you need to use that adhesive that is included just maybe cut it into strips or just put it on both sides. most people have cases so as long as most of the glue sits it will be fine.did what was needed and easily!

There were no instructions with the kit, but after watching a video online, it was easy to replace the battery. (I already had the Bach cover off, as it cracked, and I was in the process of replacing it.) The original battery had a thin tacky adhesive that kept the battery from rattling around. I wish this was included with this kit. Shaking the phone after install, I don't hear or feel the battery moving around, but it seemed like this replacement battery was slightly smaller than the original. That's funny though, considering this is supposed to be a 4500 mAh vs the 3100 mAh original battery.The phone and aftermarket apps don't detect the battery being 450p mAh though. Not sure why.

The provided tools to pry open the phone case are too fat. I ended up using a thin paint scraper to open the case.To get the old battery out, you will need a thin card or flexible plastic card that can bend and get under the battery. This kit does not provide that tool.The screwdriver is VERY cheap and the screw heads stripped the head of the screwdriver.There are no instruction as to where the two stickers go. Do they hold the new battery in? Or do the hold the case on? Who knows?!??!There are NO instructions with this specific kit. However, there are instructions for other kits on YouTube... Better to buy those other kits.My advice... Search YouTube first, then order the kit from those instructions.Lastly, the battery itself isn't much better than the old battery. I still have to charge it 2-3 times per day with only minimal use.

This battery loses 30% power over 24 hours when the phone is essentially idle. it's just OK for the price. Wouldn't buy again.

This is the second replacement battery i purchased. The first died within a month and was worst then my stock battery. This one is a quality cell that do not let me down and it's still running well months later. If I had to do a third replacement I would purchase this one again.

Kit had everything needed to change the battery. Battery arrived 58% charged, which is perfect to make sure the phone would work before putting the back on. Shipping was fast. Thank you.

The new battery did not work. Product returned to Amazon.