How To: Replace the Battery in your iPhone 5s

[@stanilausi]

Okay so I ordered a new battery last week and it arrived today. Replaced my battery just now, everything works fine. Great instruction video!

[@melkatepyahoocom]

Thank You iFixit! I love my iPhone 5S and can't bear to let it go. Resources and products like this allow me to keep it functioning!

[@ricks9169]

Followed instructions and pretty much went as shown in video. I also broke off adhesive without it pulling neatly from under the old battery, but with slow, gentle persuasion from the spludger, it slowly peeled out. My battery came with new adhesive strips, so it was easy to see where they went back. Something else I had to figure out is that right next to the battery connector is what I believe is the antenna plug, a tiny plug with center pin and surrounding shield/"jack". This came loose when I pried up the battery connector, and at first I thought it was just a grounding lug that trapped under the battery plug cover, but no, under magnification it was clearly a mini "RCA" type plug. Battery was about 1%charged, so it's charging now, we'll see how it improves performance over old, failing battery. Thanks for the good, descriptive video.

[@doshgoneit]

Ifixit is the only place that I trust. So dependable! Thank you so much!!!!

[@CSXCONDUCTOR50]

Dear Gwendoline: Your instructions worked perfectly. Using all the suggested tools, I replaced the defective battery with a High-Capacity-Internal-Li-ion 2680 mAh battery. The phone works perfectly. Thanks for the instruction.

[@computerschreck]

I just did the replacement today, and of course, my adhesive strips snapped very early after beginning to pull. You can use a normal blow dryer to warm up the adhesive from the back of the phone (i.e., do not directly blow hot air on the battery). I then used strips I cut from a playing card to carefully get behind the battery without bending it too much. The spudger works great to remove the old glue once the battery is out and SMALL amounts of double-sided tape hold the new battery in just fine :)

[@ktscott0184]

Warning. Keep track of your screws! they are different sizes and need to go back in the right location!!!!

[@ADSImagens]

+ktscott01 there are 6 that are the same, just two of them are different. The different one's are the outside screws, right?

[@jpxyUA]

Yeah also make sure you don't pry the battery out from the inner side of the phone (where boards are) since many people broke tiny power/home button chips that are close to the battery.

[@bashirrahmah]

Look like you learnt the hard way

[@vasudevrayachoti7672]

Can some one help me how to identify the shorter screws ? Also, what does short screws go on the outside mean ? Which side is the outside ? The side close to the case edge ?

[@lipa2012luty]

That's the good advise! I've damaged flex cable under the batt, before I found this video tutorial. Well done miss!

[@DjNikGnashers]

Thanks for the video. Replaced the battery on my wife's iPhone 5s. Unfortunately the glue stuff just snapped when I pulled the tags, and I had to prise the battery off the glue. The battery really DID NOT like being prised and bent up. In fact, it was smoking and at times I could see small sparks. Apart from that, the tricky bits were the screws holding the plates over the screen ribbon connectors (I removed the screen, I had to, in order to lever the battery out). The screws are so tiny, much smaller than the screws on this video. I used a kit, with tiny screwdriver and I still had to use some blue tack to hold the screws onto the screwdriver, in order to line them up with the holes. To be fair, this was a PITA job and one I would not like to try again.

[@MRH1]

thank you for making it looks easy, i broke my iphone 5s :)

[@EastDallasKicks]

How?

[@mariahasjesus]

Mohamed thanks

[@mfvicli]

Thanks for this. I recently got scammed, I was sold an iPhone 5S in perfect condition, except the battery was defunct. I'll buy one of your kits and attempt this as soon as I can. The phone is relatively quick in 2020 despite it's age. How is the battery life with iFixit batteries?

[@mechanicalruby]

It's been a while, but iFixit batteries are the same capacity and have similar lifespan to original batteries, if not more. They're fairly reputable however if you have problems with it you can seek out OEM batteries, though they are difficult to locate new as they are no longer produced.

[@Flamadiddle2]

Just replaced mine and no need to remove the screen. Just hold onto the screen at or less than 90 degrees while you remove the battery. The tiny battery connector and home screen connector were a real pita, but finally got them back on. One tip, find a big magnifying glass and get someone to hold it for you while you work on the clips/screws. Your eyes will thank you!

[@hossak88]

Great product...job done in half an hour. Kit came with phillips screws to replace the small torx screws by the power port. Glue strips pulled out just like in the video with no heat application needed, and the phone is working like new. First reassembly attempt I messed up the alignment of the touch screen cable connector...lines on screen, and touch screen inoperable...took it apart and realigned the connector, which 100% fixed the problem. It looked like I had done the reconnection correctly the first time...just saying it's not easy to see the alignment, so if you have these issues it's worth a try to realign.

[@fzxl]

The lighting in this video could be better as many parts are individually easily recognisable. Other than that its a great help.

[@arvinl]

Omg! No wonder repair shops charge $50 to replace a $10 battery!!! Great video & good job

[@gusmulder6130]

Battery Replacement Successful! Removing the screen with suction cup wasn't easy, there's no good way to hold the case without also pressing on the screen, and it requires a lot of force. But I managed to find an opening eventually and pried it loose. The first adhesive broke but the second one did come loose, so I had to use some brute force to remove the battery. Applying the adhesive on the battery didn't go very smoothly, but reassembling everything else was pretty straightforward, even the tiny home button connector. Wouldn't recommend this with a new iphone, it is a bit of a risky endeavor.

[@knsubramanian9837]

Video clip should show more on the work in progress rather than the facilitator!.

[@fbtool]

Thank you! You got me through it and all is working great! I found this video to be the best one out there!

[@rickl7024]

Well I used a bright light, reading glasses on, had not too much problem, only thing I lost the rfi shield ,a good magnet picked it up out of the carpet with no problem, easy to change id say,this video was very helpful thanks

[@dga223]

Best iPhone replacement guide around. Clear and concise.

[@foxfoxstudios7241]

Dan Aubrey good spamming skills

[@markg999]

Bought kit from amazon and it took a hour or so but done. No need removing screen. Biggest issue is glue on battery...hair dryer worked though. Not that hard just take your time.

[@Sandymount]

Good video overall but the details are off sometimes. For example there's a fudge cut when removing adhesive that means you can't tell how far to go with elasticated sticky stuff when removing it and you can't see how you got it around the corner of the battery. Also I was checking for how the home button's ribbon-cable cover-clip was connected but you have it on backwards. I assume it flipped off when opening (as it always does for me) and you replaced it but wrong way around. If those little things were corrected this would be the best video I've seen as the clarity and production quality is excellent.

[@lpkelley63]

I followed the instructions and the iPhone 5s still works perfectly!

[@amandaford3421]

the tabs around the battery snapped without pulling very hard, I tried to pry the battery out with the plastic opening tool and the battery caught fire!!! Phone is toast! Little too late saw another vid on here explaining how to remove the battery if they snap which is common... maybe consider updating your vid!

[@rdtns]

great product....german quality..super fast and easy.My phone is back in shape. TIPS: FOr people having lines or shades on screen...make sure the black part of battery adhesive is WELL fold and doesn't push on the screen from inside.Happened to me..had to open again and fold it nicely...anything that is higher than the battery will touch the screen from inside and fuck with it.

[@janlucaharz1909]

Do I need to replace the display assembly?

[@mahbubalislam2475]

You Rock iFixit. Well now i can buy the i phone 6 plus without worrying about battery replacement. But does the 6 plus require any different way or is it same as this video. Still one information i need is where do i buy the next battery from? I need the original one. Thank You, Take Care.

[@willymagee4453]

It's not that simple. I'm pretty good with these things, but it took maybe an hour & a ton of patience. There were some curses spoken. Both adhesive strips just broke off right away instead of coming off the way they do in her video. So, prying the old battery out was kinda scary with sparks and smoke. Getting the cables reattached was really difficult but I managed to get the phone reassembled correctly on the second try... If your eyesight isn't good, forget about it.

[@ADSImagens]

I've changed without taking the tapes out of the phone. I take out the old battery and the stripes didn't pull out! The phone it's working perfectly. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@scgplavi]

Thank you. Successfully replaced the battery and everything works except the Touch ID. Any ideas what may have happened?

[@antpz6724]

Maybe formatting the phone may help? Tried it yet?

[@aes828]

1 of 2 things: 1. Yanked the screen off too aggressively and damaged the cable that connect the home button to the motherboard 2. Did not connect that cable correctly when reassembling the iphone

[@heathetaylor]

This just happened to me. Did you find a fix?

[@jon-dv4pp]

When prying the battery out, be very cautious of the electrical ribbon harness which runs underneath of the top third of the battery. It is easy to snag on this, and scratch it, permanently damaging the ribbon and causing loss of volume control button operation.

[@almightypear]

Can someone recommend me a good battery to purchase? My current battery drains even when the phone is on lock (standby, whatever you call it). Overnight it'll lose over 50% charge.

[@noahbromberg3675]

Amazon has pre made kits

[@BigBudde]

$24.99 on iFixit! www.ifixit.com/Store/iPhone/iPhone-5s-Replacement-Battery/IF124-002-4?SBattery&Description&KZbin

[@superslyko123]

Do not buy a cheapo eBay battery, they're garbage!

[@maxx_thedragondominator]

just fyi....if the strips of adhesive are too old they will break regardless of how careful you are. you have to use heat on the back of phone. takes longer but it'll work

[@russjohnson2139]

small comment: the metal guard that fits over the thumb or home button connector is upside down in your video, before you remove it. I've watched several other videos as this thing is giving me hell and in all the other videos the clasp is rotated 180 degrees. Still a major pain in the A getting it to securely re-attach. I'm about to give up rather than have it rattling around in my phone potentially shorting something out. But your tip on removing the adhesive was smart. My directions just said pry up on the old battery which I completely destroyed in doing so. Pretty sure I saw molten lava pore out of it at one point. Fortunately phone still works... but not the home button at the moment :|

[@Kuyuks23]

What would be the problem if the battery has been replaced, but still draining fast and with overheating as well?? Awaiting your answer please

[@AkmaWel]

1) If you afford do it with the master. 2) Omg! I did it myself!!! When you watch 5min hair tutorial and repeat, usually it doesn't look the same. Try to replace the iPhone battery! F.. it is not fun though! It took me one hour, and except the tools for the battery replacement I used the nail kit&brow twizers. The white adhesive under the battery and the clipping back the small cap are annoying parts:)). Will I do it again? Yes! Tomorrow gona replace the iPad battery. Gota learn this as apple products user because apple not gona make the assembly part user friendly.

[@GouravKumar-kv4lv]

Should I buy first one in the sponsored batteries for my iPhone 5s or please suggest me a good quality battery.

[@Snubbs]

i bought an ifixit kit last month and it doesn't come with the adhesive strips. am I alright to just run the phone without these strips? should i use some double sided tape instead?

[@Lacuneko]

Hi! In the video you show a Phillips #00 but in the step by step guide it's a #000... which is the correct one?

[@calebjohnson2800]

Love the video. But I have a new problem that I can't find any info on. Replaced the battery. Was just doing a boot loop only when plugged in and the battery showed a voltage of 2.7 when tested. New battery allowed the phone to be restored and worked for half a day. But then it broke. Thought maybe it was just a bad replacement battery so I installed another battery and made sure it received a full charge. Phone worked fine for a half day and now it's dead. Screen only turns on when plugged in and it is stuck in a boot loop. expecting that I now have three batteries that won't supply full voltage anymore and that the phone is ruining the batteries. Where do I start testing this. Is it likely the motherboard or the charge port?

[@MarkTheRealtorNY]

Are you using screwdrivers with magnetic tips?

[@Abelhawk]

Well, I don't have an iSlack, so I guess I'm screwed. The guides don't really explain very well how to open it otherwise.

[@AngelaHendersonBuiltbyMom]

+Abelhawk If you look at the video for the iPhone 5 for battery replacement procedure it shows how to do it without one.

[@janlucaharz1909]

iFixit Video Do I need to disconnect the display assembly?

[@lancen6805]

Hey guys. I was on the site ready to buy a battery kit but noticed that the site links out to a Chinese website ( towards the bottom of the site). Could you explain that?

[@nothin1456]

Nice. Great video! I use the same types of tweezers :) cheap and great.. also they are made of ant static material if I am remembering correctly. Cheers

[@nightifixproductions4388]

yeh guys do not remove the lcd screen you can still replace the battery with the screen on

[@SBaddison8]

I wondered if that's even necessary

[@kellypoole9775]

Yep like taking the back off instead

[@DIYJack]

yeah her advice stuffed me up. didtn need to remove the 3 sockets for screen at all.... when replacing battery!!!!! caused an extra 1 hour to the whole process.

[@markg999]

Yeah no need it can be done still attached.

[@EastDallasKicks]

As long as the battery is dissconected

[@SassyNugget208]

I have a privacy screen glass on my phone, do I need to take it off when I put my suction cup on the screen?

[@luketeo7745]

Does battery socket and battery socket position of iPhone 5s and iPhone 5 are the same ?

[@heywasup891]

Luke Teo no, I learned the hard way.. :)

[@johannessvik7826]

Hey! I saw the video and I folloved it, but when i start the phone again, it only stands: seaching.. And I have no chance to text my pincode. I have tried to check that all the cables are conected, but it dosn`t work... Can you give me an answere what i have to do?

[@Ronnie1001]

+Johannes Sævik Look for the KZbin video "Fix Searching issue on iPhone iOS Apple | iPhone 5 | iPhone 6 | iPhone 6S | iPhone 5S | iPhone 4" by Harjinder Sidhu. (Basically it's a bug in iOS that you fix using the Date & Time settings - it's stuck searching for the time zone.) Turn OFF the "Set Automatically" option, set the time & date manually, power down completely and then restart. "Searching..." should now be fixed...

[@anolis2]

Try putting in airplane mode for 10 seconds..

[@Thiag0amorim]

Hello, where can i buy a new battery with or with quality of the apple, here in Brazil and so expensive.

[@elligue]

The screws are almost al different exept for the two holidng the battery connector which are 1,6mm. The screen bracket is hold by 1•1,2mm + 1•1,3mm + 1•1,7mm + 1•1,7mm non-magnetic screw. Intresting that my iPhone 5S and iPhone SE had the wrong screws attached from factory, or rather the right screws but placed totally wrong, acorcingly to iFix-it anyway. I trust iFix-it a lot more than the pressed chinese workers accuracy, that’s for sure. Identical setting on the 5S and the SE.

[@gankisall9936]

Hello, can you please tell where i can the ice clock you are using not sure i spelled it right.

[@karimtaha3494]

I see this video is very helpful, but how can I be sure that something wrong who's the battery why it doesn't be in the cable or charging system???

[@JessaJones]

karim taha love this question--you're on the right track! There is no way to be sure. The easy thing to do is just start troubleshooting---replacing a battery is an easy job, and if that doesn't solve you did deeper!

[@tataq87jr]

can we change the battery without completely pull the front panel (screen) ?

[@alancheung6159]

Thank you for your help .let I change my IPhone 5s Battery . But I was nervous when I ' m doing it :)

[@prviolist]

Beautiful video. Going to try this now.

[@foxfoxstudios7241]

Ty for helping with this stuff 👍🤪😊

[@midtwilightblue]

How do I know if my battery is the problem? I am going to try to fix my phone after my 2 year old found a bucket of water while watching videos on my phone :( I didn't have a chance to turn the phone off before it did so itself, what else might need replaced? BTW, there was so much water that the suction cup made it REAL easy for the screen to come up so now I have a home button flex cable to replace too :(:(

[@mews56]

I have fell in the pool with my iPhone 5s and the iPhone does not seem to work I have now replaced the battery to instructions. but I do not know what may have died if it was not the battery.After I fell in the pool I put it in a plate of rice to adsorb the moisture. but the iPhone would not function after wards. But while in the rice over night noticed the battery heated up. Besides it possibly also being the screen. what else could have died or need to be replace?

[@ricardomucino5202]

You're the best 👍👍👍 i love you :P

[@wrenchmfc206]

Does the adhesive just pull out like she shows ... or was this movie magic ? Otherwise nice video

[@Vuson2392]

Thanks. I want to buy a battery replacement for my iphone 5s. I am in Viet Nam. How can i buy? Please.

[@bryangatewood6749]

Great voice! Thanks for the video as well

[@scottcooper7097]

Don”t waste your time. The parts, and especially the screws, are microscopically tiny and extremely difficult to manipulate. I got the battery replaced but the iPhone itself is ruined. It turned on but there are lines on the screen and the touchpad display doesn’t work. I followed the instructions EXACTLY. Better to trade in the old iPhone than turn it into a brick by following this video.

[@hossak88]

I had the touchpad cable incorrectly lined up, and had the same symptoms...removed and replaced the connector in the correct alignment, the lines went away, and touchpad and display are now perfect. It was very hard to tell, and I thought for sure I had it right the first time, but apparently I didn't...check again, and see if you can bring it back to life.

[@MariaS-mj5ey]

I wish theres free shipping on your website 🙃 id like to get battery 😞$10 shipping fee

[@sagartekwani3856]

Thank you with the help of your video I have replace my battery of 5se

[@Nommadd75]

My roommate bought the kit for her 5s. I got the screen off with no trouble, but the battery connector is different. The new connector is shorter. What now?

[@aldvinlibres6836]

if you read this: please be a seller in Shopee so that it help other technician ( particular in south east asia ) to get a trusted seller of part and tools.

[@jackowacko963]

Bit of a question but, Can you use the battery from a iphone 5 and will it work fine? thanks

[@benjamen007]

+JackDoesRandom It will not work. The battery connectors are different.

[@jackowacko963]

+benjamen50 ben thank you I found it out the hard way lol I just brought a new phone because I prefer android thank you anyway

[@musicloverph1965]

Hi mam gwendelyn. Can i replace may iphone 5s battery to iphone se battery? Please reply

[@65nightsofstatic]

No, you can't.

[@meiscatface]

By changing the battery, will it make your phone just like a brand new phone? By brand new I mean the battery life, will it change the battery life? Please reply, im desperate for having my battery replaced and my front camera fixed.

[@robthesamplist]

of course it will change the battery life, it will be close to brand new unless you have a defective replacement battery or a really shit one from ebay. There is no such thing as a genuine apple replacement part btw the only way you will get a genuine part is from an apple store visit repair or if you know someone or a business with an authorised reseller business status. Im guessing ifixit batteries are probably the same ones you would get on eBay for 10 dollars.. but i could be wrong they could be of slightly better quality but you can't tell from the site as it has no reviews :(

[@xdecepti0nx]

Can u tell me how to get the screen off? I paid the extra $5 for your kit w/the suction cup but it is not helping. I cannot get the screen to budge.

[@Hervilho]

Hello! I heard that the battery of the iPhone 5c and 5s they are not replaceable. Is this true ?

[@Ronnie1001]

+Hervilho Manuel Did you mean "interchangeable"? Yes they are - but the capacity of the 5C battery is 1510mAh compared to the 5S battery which is 1560mAh. Same size, shape and connector.

[@Camwulf]

why do you take the glue off ? I've seen other videos that don't cut it out...

[@jeffreys2375]

I tried taking off my screen and it wont lift up

[@samuel90pogi]

They didnt remove sim tray.

[@goblin80ct]

Wow 😲thanks a lot 😃👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@tonychao88]

do we have. to backup the phone piror of the operation?

[@NapsSimo]

Thanks a lot for this tutorial, it's extremely helpful !

[@cmerle7452]

Okay, well I got to the part where I'm supposed to pull the adhesive out and it broke. Both of them. How do I remove the batter when I can't get the adhesive out?

[@kevinfetner7983]

Did exactly step by step what this video tells ya. Bought the toolkit and battery from them. The phone is completely dead now, forcing me to buy an SE to replace. $40 buck in the hole with nothing to show for it.

[@mattmalenda6585]

What do you use to hold the battery down after you just removed the adhesive?

[@markostertag1101]

+Matt Malenda I was wondering this also. I'm about to put my new battery in and everything was going fine until I realize I don't have new adhesive with my new battery. Whoops...

[@benjamen007]

+Mark Ostertag I just use double sided tape to hold it down. Or alternatively you can buy the command tape that is in the iPhone 5s. www.ebay.com.au/itm/1Pc-Battery-Adhesive-Glue-Tape-Strip-Sticker-Replacement-For-Iphone-5-5C-5S-/401014491428?hash=item5d5e538924:g:~g8AAOSwKrhVbXeg

[@noahbromberg3675]

Matt Malenda most battery's will come with adhesive, if not, use a few peices of duct tape on the bottom

[@trinhnguyen6862]

Hello, I'm done with the battery installation and the phone been charging over 15 minutes now and it doesn't turn on when I turned it on there is no power. Please help.

[@onlysteil]

Is it possible to put an iphone se battery in a iphone 5s?

[@jarrodbaker]

@ramis no you can't. The SE connection is different. It would only give you 4% more battery life as well, not a huge jump like so many of us thought when the SE was released!

[@collinsnwafor4280]

The video helped, but I have some lining on my screen now. How do I get ride of it?

[@ednafrancis1334]

facing same problem

[@DGCastell]

make sure the ribbon cables for the screen and digitizer are firmly connected.

[@rdtns]

this happens because you didnt fold the black aprt of the adhesive...or the cable of the battery its not well push down...and all these are pushing the screen from inside,causing the lines and all that shit.Happened to me and fixed it by making sure nothing is rising more than the battery level in the case

[@DEXXXO]

a changed mine yesterday on 5S the white strips after years you can not more so simple pulling out it will break becouse of age the glue is not more soft ;) iz weird why apple has so strong glued tha battery in lol , my new one fits perfect wiht just a litle strip up under the battery iz more than enough and improves time if you regchange for next time and also you dont need anymore to disconect the Display so you can easy Swap ;)

[@ShinySilvergames]

ok so my adhesive strip ripped and now i have a shorted battery stuck in my iphone, any other way to get that busted bloated battery out ? please help !

[@benjamen007]

+ShinySilvergames Sorry to say this but you'll probably have to pry it from the left side of the battery. Heating behind the phone a bit may help but not too hot of course.

[@imamiketoo2533]

After the adhesive strips broke off short. It vented and actually caught on fire, at least the house didn't burn down. Do not pry on the battery under no circumstances!!!

[@mschocker7]

Bought the kit. Followed the instructions and it turned on for a minute. Then it turned to a blue screen for a second and turned off. Now when I turn it on I get the black screen like when you turn it on just before the Apple should come up. The Apple never comes up. Took it apart again and put it back together and the same thing happens.

[@CertifiedSped94]

Do you have a link to the tools?

[@petercasey8211]

Anony Mous I have yet to use the Megtech battery plus toolkit; I have bought the iSlack, magnetic mat and curved anti-static tweezers separately, have yet to attempt the task.

[@petercasey8211]

iFixit Video I bought separate items from Amazon; I’m in the UK.

[@FraccioI]

Hello, if I replace the battery in my iPhone 5s, Apple can block iOS updates?

[@vartikcsaba]

No

[@gabiszubi]

Great video, Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SlickSkillzHD]

When I used to suction cup on the screen to open the phone up, it cracked the screen because it bended it I guess. Where can I get a new screen that isn't cheap like the one that was on it?

[@djp3ma280]

I loved it, thanks however really enjoyed the way u talk n explain. Love your voice tone n expression. Helpful for me 👍🏻 keep it up

[@ssmidy7500]

I cant see where the addhesive strips are to pull out please help :( Cant even see where they are :/

[@bailey8072]

my adhesive snapped straight off wtf

[@benmuise2262]

+Bailey Ivancic I had this problem too. The strip closest to the edge of the case broke just after the top corner. I was able to get the other side off without too many problems. Then I ***very slowly*** pried up the battery against the SIM card slot with ***gentle pressure***. It took almost 10 minutes, but eventually, the adhesive strip gave way and I was able to get the battery out. You can hear it crackling as small parts of the strip snap off the battery.

[@nothin1456]

+Ben Smith So annoying. haha

[@DonDonAlmighty]

Hmm my battery is bending a lil.. or it looks like its bending anyway..

[@benmuise2262]

The battery isn't a hard, solid piece per se. It is solid, but it is also a bit malleable. When prying it up, you want to apply just enough pressure for the adhesive to start pulling apart, but not enough that you bend the battery and break its packaging.

[@mikeyu3159]

Use Jerryrigeverything's method, pull towards the bottom (be super careful and slow) and not around the battery

[@vartikcsaba]

After replacing the battery in my 5S with ifixit battery, it reboots in every 2-2:30 minutes.

[@VeronicaCasse]

Same thing happening to me

[@hosuemm57]

I completely replace my battery with the help of my brother. Almost all works perfectly fine but one problem occur after I finished the repair. The Flash Light is not working although the Back/Front Camera is working :/ Help please. Thanks in advance!

[@wayneharrison6621]

I want to know who came up with the name "spudger" for a pry tool.

[@honestrunescaper]

Gwendolyn is actually so fit

[@thatphoneguyyt4272]

Thanks, if I didn't have a screen protector on my iPhone it would have broke. Oh, and the battery? Well, the pull tabs snapped right off. Now I have to do the pull of shame.

[@terryhauck2982]

Be careful digging the battery out from the rear. The volume/vibrate/on/off flex cable is right below the battery. Little black one. I gouged it now I have no vibrate. Keep the tool under the battery only. Oh yeah, I used a old school light bulb to warm the glue. PATIENTS!!!