13500mAh Super Capacity Battery Compatible with iPhone Xs MAX, 0 Cycle Li-Polymer Replacement Battery for iPhone Xs MAX, with Professional Repair Tool Kit

Arctis Nova Pro Wireless are amazing for the fact that they can dual function both a Bluetooth device and an input on the DAC. Amazing headphones. The dual battery is also amazing in the fact that you never have to wait for them to charge as when one battery depletes you simply swap to the second.I use these headphones for sometimes over 10+ hours a day for work and play. The included 700mah batteries lasted about 7-10 hours depending on if I had both bluetooth hooked up and my pc. The batteries started to show wear after probably 1.5 years being used just about everyday. I somehow misplaced one of my batteries while traveling, so I had to purchase a second set to get back the uninterrupted use again.So far these replacements are working well. The DAC charges these without issue same as the OEM batteries. I charged them and started to use one yesterday, and its still got 2 bars on the battery and about where I would normally need to swap, so these do seem to have a longer runtime than the OEM. Hoping they hold up over the time, but so far, very pleased.

install was 1/10 and now the controller stays on for days

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.

New battery provides useful battery life for an old iPhone 6. The kit provides everything you need, somewhat confusingly, even items you don't need. The included instructions provide some useful tips but don't really serve as instructions. Utube is your friend for instructions ...My tips on the install:- Drain the old battery to 10% or so before you begin. Just in case the old battery gets compromised during removal the less energy on board thee battery the better.- Keep your screws in separate labelled containers. Take care to observe and note different screw lengths.-Old battery removal is the trickiest part. Go slow, use the plastic pry tool starting on the outside edge of the phone taking advantage of the reliefs in the outside edge of the phone to slowly lift thee battery off the white double stick tape. . Slowly work your way deeper under the battery. I didn't use any heat to soften the double sticky tape although that helps too. When I was done the original tape was 90% intact in the phone,- The connecters on the flexible leads from the battery and screen provide a solid feel when you reconnect them. You'll know it when you feel it.

great item , arrived quickly and was accurate

Easy install. My battery life is back to like new!

No agua aguata nada alos 4 meses ya no sirven

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.