iPhone SE battery replacement in 3 minutes fix

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While replacing an iPhone battery is not the most easy thing in the world... it is still very possible. With a simple pentalobe screwdriver (linked above) and a little know-how the whole project can be done in about 30 minutes. You want to go slow and make sure not to damage any components.
If your phone is not holding a charge for very long, or if the phone will drop from 50% to 0% battery life without notice, than a new battery will probably fix your issue. Replacing the battery does not erase your personal information if everything is done correctly.
The biggest things to watch out for are the iphone screen ribbon cables. Make sure not the bend or flex them in any unnatural way. They are very fragile. Also, the battery needs to be handled with care. Do not bend, flex, or puncture the battery at all.
Good luck! Leave any questions you have in the comments below. And please subscribe if you found this video interesting.
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[@tonydowney2070]

Thanks so much, managed to change the battery, at 74 yo my fingers aren't what they used to be, but got it done. watched the video over and over. Thanks again.

[@techbuildspcs]

You are 74? You look much younger in the picture. Kudos!

[@nick5422]

Shoutout to you man👍🏽

[@danielandmariewalter]

Awesome 👏🏼

[@andjusticeforall8813]

Nice one mate, guessing ya around 76 now, I hope life is treating you well and good health Sir 👍🏻

[@DanyangSong]

you are amazing! congrats!

[@muCephei_]

This guy makes it look so easy. Also, how can you not appreciate that this video is only as long as it needs to be.

[@Schralpski]

This makes me love KZbin. Just replaced a battery in 30 minutes that has been failing for months. Saved money and kept my old phone thanks to you! I still like the size and shape of the SE more than any other iphone.

[@justiceforallthepeople2642]

Same.. about to buy second one

[@sniperstatus4786]

"As you stretch the sticky stuff, it becomes not sticky stuff." -JerryRigEverything

[@hannesvanhoe3863]

De dag van de week

[@saulkravitz]

Very helpful video. Patient survived the surgery. I struggled: 1) Getting case open. I ordered the recommended tool. Only after I heated the phone with a heat gun did I manage to get it open. 2) removing the old battery. Had to resort to brute force. 3) inserting 6 tiny screws....quite a challenge. Total time: ~ 1h 45m

[@hawaiirealmedia5610]

EXCELLENT TUTORIAL. Took me about 1.5 hours because I did it slowly. DO NOT RUSH THIS JOB. Take extra time and do it slowly and methodically. Worked perfectly. If you rush, you will lose the teeny tiny itty bitty screws. Wear powerful reading glasses for magnification.

[@lien1026]

Thank you so much because of you I was able to change my battery without a hitch. But it’s more than just that the way you explained everything and were so concise yet very easy to understand is unbelievable. This is one of the most helpful videos I’ve ever seen in terms of repairing anything let alone a phone battery. I can definitely see why you have so many subscribers and now I’m proud to say I am one as well thank you so much

[@stockholm2375]

One of the best repair videos I've ever seen. Was able to extract my old battery fairly easily, though that adhesive is a massive pain. I had to remove the headphone jack to get enough room to remove it, but it eventually came out without too much of a fight.

[@stefanoballiero8319]

Of course... Thanks to this splendid tutorial I threw a phone that was still in excellent condition in the dustbin.... There is a fundamental piece of information missing which on ifixit is in large letters, the 4 screws on the display are all with different lengths (tenths of a millimetre) ) and if the exact position is not respected the logic board will break. Here he took them off and put them back on without underlining this aspect, you have to note the position or possibly have some luck that I didn't have.

[@ericlavalley6260]

I got a whole kit on Amazon. I didn't think I would be able to do this. I watched your video like 7 times. I got it done. It works great!! Thank you. You saved my wife and I hundreds of dollars!!

[@hansg6336]

Finally, some excellent camera work and voice over instructions. Well done.

[@janne639]

I agree. This was a great tutorial. Crisp, concise, coherent and comprehensive.

[@bridlingtonengland75]

Thanks I successfully replaced my iPh5SE battery watching this! I used this video as my primary reference. Took me three hours. Technical for me is changing the oil in my truck. Never opened an Apple product before. Used the $10 eBay kit. 1. One thing, the plastic pry tool I had sucked. I had to use a box cutter...carefully. That took 40 minutes to do it right. 2. Pulling out the adhesive battery strips SUUUUCKED. One broke. I had to go to two other videos where one guy heated the iPhone with a hair dryer. I also placed the phone atop a bag of microwaved rice in a ziplock bag. Then I used fishing line to 'scissor' underneath the warmed battery/case until it came free. That was a pain in the ASS. So like this guy says, don't break those. 3. This video is shot really well. In real life those screws and such are SMALL. Make sure you have a good surface and at least the tools shown. You don't want to be pfaffing around dropping screws like a crackhead. You'll never find them. 4. There's a lot of videos but, this guy did everything right and in the right order. My phone charged right up. Freaked at first because the phone didn't turn on but, the battery was shipped totally de-energized to Alaska.

[@bugatti272]

HAHAHAHA "pfaffing around dropping screws like a crackhead" This made made my day, thanks!

[@aaaaaaaa6685]

The adhesive really is fragile, I had to use a bag of hot water and tooth floss to take it off since I didn’t have fishing line.

[@AsadKhan-lm6yr]

3 Hours!!!! 😱

[@aaaaaaaa6685]

@@AsadKhan-lm6yr if you do it right you can probably do it in 30 minutes

[@davidcarlin3850]

What did you use for the replacement tape ?

[@mariano4617]

Thank you for the quick and simple tutorial! It was very helpful for my 1st gen SE iPhone. I was in and out in about 30 minutes. Putting back the screws were the biggest headache for me! The tape ripped so I grabbed my wife’s hair dryer to heat up the back of the phone and I pried the battery gently until it came out. Once again, thank you!

[@ricdimarco1499]

It worked! Took me like an hour and a half because the adhesive ripped (my advice is actually not to be *too* careful with it...it tore less when I was a little more forceful with pulling on it), but it was actually a simple process. Thanks so much, man. Saved hundreds.

[@jamiepirie9758]

yep you need to keep pulling and pull from the bottom of adhesive. keep the tension on it. saving money doing diy phone repairs is fun!

[@jashtonhill]

paid $14 for a new battery on amazon. Watched this video. It's like I have a brand new phone. (for now, of course)

[@evankirk5937]

How's your battery now? Mine lasted a year. Going to replace again!

[@Mann_of_honour]

What battery was this?

[@macmccracken7337]

Very helpful video. Removing the battery adhesive is definitely the hardest part. I had to heat the case and battery a few times and pry quite hard with a plastic knife to get the battery out. It does bend the battery a bit, but no worries if not bending it over double! It is good to test the connection by powering up before screwing things in place. The first tow tries, my screen showed lines, so I knew it wasn't right. Third time was a charm. Thanks!

[@ChiahuLee]

Thank you for this video, everything worked perfectly. We were two though, done in half an hour. Taking the adhesive was definitely the tricky part.

[@Shadowbolt416]

i feel like i just ran a marathon and i messed up reconnecting the screen a dozen times but finally... finally my terrible phone is FUNCTIONAL AGAIN! thank you so much, this video is truly a lifesaver

[@cobra3289]

Very simple, short, easy to understand video. Replaced my battery, took a little while but it was successful. If you can pull out the powerstrip its probably no need to disconnect the top 3 connections. Thanks for sharing.

[@geoffreyscott1871]

Excellent demo, thank you! I did break the tape - several times. But with gentle prying and tweezer work the battery came out.

[@nigelgoodwin6954]

Fantastic help thanks. 3 min is perfect length & thanks for not having pointless intro & unnecessary music. I wish all U Tubers were like you.

[@ItsStillJennis]

Thank you, zack! This helps me fix my dad's phone. I love watching your vids and vlogs from bend test, scratch test to fixing stuff. 😍

[@ManuDiaz06]

I got this phone recently, wanted something just for work, something that does not look bulky on my pocket like most smartphones nowadays. Sadly the battery is a joke and ended up buying an external battery, which brought back the bulky problem that I wanted to avoid in the first place. Opted to get a new battery and see how is it, cost me only 15 bucks with tools included and I'm glad this video helped me through the process. Especially the part of showing what happens if the ''sticky stuff'' breaks. Took me no more than 15 min and now time to test it, hopefully, got more battery time this time.

[@timbottrell1616]

Thanks, $10 fix and it took me 20 minutes. However, I believe I damaged my volume up and down connection by being too rough with battery removal. Listen to the video closely and be careful when removing the battery!!!

[@jlui21]

- spent 2 plus hours. Screwing up the sticky stuff added 30 minutes. Using a blow dryer to heat up (carefully) the glue was the key.

[@mikerigley1]

The volume controller ribbon can get damaged as the port tool is used to open the case - I know this the hard way! So check on the video exactly where the ribbons are first.

[@fenc666]

I just changed my mothers battery thanks to you. She will use this phone for another year or so. She likes it very much her speedy little iPhone SE from 2016! :-) Thanks a lot!

[@raduser]

I bought a battery replacement kit from Amazon with all the required tools etc. The pictures in the included instructions were too small to comfortably see, so I used your video for help (thank you). Unfortunately, the adhesive was not cooperating so I had to use the old hair dryer trick. The battery reluctantly gave up, after I thought I'd melt the damn iphone. Then, the screws are SO FREAKING TINY that I kept losing them. UGH. And finally, I got the lines down the screen. I unplugged and replugged the screen connections four times, being very careful not to damage the connectors. The lines never went away. I smashed my iphone SE to tiny pieces and removed the phone from my account. NEVER AGAIN. If I ever need a new battery, I'm taking the phone to a professional. I've tinkered with electronics all of my adult life. I even constructed entire circuit boards after buying the parts from Radio Shack. I have cloned hard drives, replaced RAM, and problem solved my wife's PC problems (no small feat) many many times. This was the most aggravating experience to date. THANKS APPLE. NEVER AGAIN.

[@fortutgwiki7390]

Bastards, they design exceedingly difficult because of planned obsolescence. They don’t want people changing them, or they want you to pay to do it

[@josephgrant3247]

Three minutes? It took me two hours! But I would have never got it done without the help of this wonderful video - short but complete. There are warnings there - the sticky stuff breaks easily and it's devilishly hard to get a grip on the broken ends - when reassembling, it's very difficult to align the connectors properly before pushing them home - those microscopic screws are a pain to pick up and put in place - on removal, the spring clip covering the finger-print-scanner cable connector can, well, spring, an amazing distance, and be hard to find - and on reassembly it took me an exasperating ten minutes to align it before pushing it home. Take my advice - keep cool and be patient - you'll be amazed when the reassembled phone works perfectly first time (once you have given the new battery a bit of a charge).

[@micmarie65]

Thankyou!!! It took me over an hour to remove and then replace the battery. I couldn't have done it without your video. The battery didn't come with adhesive tape and I didn't have any so hopefully it will not move around inside there.

[@AsadKhan-lm6yr]

Haven’t stuck mine down and used it for a year

[@ericreid3682]

Instructions that came with the battery were useless. Found this video and replacement was a breeze. Thanks Jerry!

[@xxsuperjohn]

Thank you so much for posting this. I changed my battery and charge port using 2 of your videos. My glue strips both snapped and in the end I heated up the phone on a hot water bottle and was able to lift the battery up just enough to get the strips with tweezers. Not an easy job. Also just to mention the 6 screws which hold the 2 metal plates are all different lengths from 1.2mm to 1.7mm so take care!! Thanks again.

[@GeometricSynergy]

Thank you for this video! Very straightforward and easy to follow. I got my battery replaced in around 20 minutes! (Battery was $6 on eBay)

[@MattSmith-ks2lc]

Instead of double-sided tape, I recommend using the 3M's Command Strips.

[@TheMoodyLoners]

Thanks for the clear instructions. The only glitch I ran into was I had apparently not fully seated the first of the three screen connectors. However, I was somewhat prepared for this because I turned the phone on before moving on to the other final steps and closing it up. When the apple logo failed to appear I knew something was amiss and then I reattached the screen connectors. Got it seated and thankfully working again.

[@crissy7399]

Video is very precise, would be nice if it showed the replacement tape- the one I bought did not have instructions and I ended up putting it in the wrong side. SUGGESTION. If you have smaller fingers I would suggest cutting the black pull tab so that each strip of tape is separate. you will be less likely to break the tape if you do one at a time.

[@shawndutton3218]

Thanks for this, great video, battery changed successfully. One tip with the sticky stuff: Short gentle pulls (tug release, tug release, tug release ..) seem to work better than just pulling the tabs.

[@luxetveritas4141]

Greetings from England! Great video dude! Though it took you 3 minutes, it took me an hour and a half! But this guidance was great - thanks so much.

[@janne639]

Actually it didn't take him 3 minutes. The video runs about 3 minutes because he (wisely) left out the tedious parts. I get really irritated when tutorials show me the unscrewing and re-screwing of every screw in real time.

[@GordonFox88]

Thank you for this video! Bought a battery replacement kit with bad instructions. Couldn’t have done it without this video.

[@shannongilmourpeersupport]

Wow, you know how to get the camera angles just right. You are a teacher! Thank you so much! You make learning fun. Was not intimidated at all! I got my phone back! I can't give it up! Thank you so very much!!!!!

[@ih8suvz]

This video is the best. Because of this video I was able to change out my old battery pretty quickly. Hardest part for me was getting the small screws back in.

[@brinkwerks]

glad i watched this. the written instructions w/battery kit for SE said to remove home button flex cable after the ribbon cable, which you didn't do. 1 risk less to deal with. thanks!

[@jlpollitt29]

Great explanation! Easy to follow instructions. First, I watched the video twice all the way through then I followed installation of battery but I paused when needed to do the work and continued on as instructions progressed. I would recommended you have someone help hold the phone during this process. I used the tool kit I bought from your site but also had to use another phone tool kit I had from previous phone. It all came together on the first attempt and my phone is on and working great. Thank you!

[@toby2e0tge91]

Hey there Jerry, I've just this moment done a replacement battery change on my iPhone SE 1st gen. I want to thank you so much for your video that I have used. Many thanks, you're a legend my friend!! 100%

[@hectorjade]

Many thanks for great informative video only took me about 15 min putting the screws back in was the hardest part.

[@jodyw8713]

Thank you so much for this video. I’m going to try it out very soon. My phone cost too much to just throw away for a battery problem after three years use. I got a battery for NZ$18 with basic tools. The newer iPhones are much too big for my wee hands. I really love this phone, but it’s become virtually unusable unless plugged in every hour or so to charge. Wish me luck.

[@robertodellepiane9095]

Thank you for the quick and simple tutorial! It was very helpful for my 1st gen SE iPhone. I was in and out in about 30 minutes. Putting back the screws were the biggest headache for me! The tape ripped so I grabbed my wife’s hair dryer to heat up the back of the phone and I pried the battery gently until it came out. Once again, thank you! 4

[@indrekpaadik2073]

The trickiest part for me was getting the tape out....i ended up completely destroying the old battery. But thanks for the video!

[@TheMusicalOarsman]

Thanks for the video showing the process. I was able to follow it exactly... including accidentally ripping the adhesive :P

[@tylernatof7652]

Very concise and easy to follow. Thank you so much for the great video.

[@jheighten7568]

Jerry, Could you confirm if I can put 1850 mAh instead of 1650mAh.I have seen both batteries marked it for the same iPhone SE First generation.

[@tony1839]

Great video . Did this and changed battery successfully. Battery is the tricky Part as adhesive broke off but managed to slowly pry it off with a small plastic chisel and knife(working carefully from top of phone away from components ) Thanks

[@michaelhartner1284]

Thanks for this video. Very good job. The last link doesn't work, the fingerprint scanner latch. Question: I understand aftermarket batteries vary in quality. Are you comfortable the one that you linked is among the better ones? Thanks again!

[@TheiPodski]

Saved a fortune (and a phone) thanks to your helpful video. Couldn't have done it without this.

[@PikaStu666]

This is the most stressful thing I’ve ever done... I reckon bomb disposal is easier. Never mind the incredibly tiny screws, fiddly cable clips, the sticky strips both snapped with minimal force... Now if that happens to you, get a top E string for a guitar and get it under the battery, pulling it back and forth as you work your way along the battery, like a lumberjack’s saw. That’ll cut through the sticky stuff in no time!

[@nvsvictor]

Replaced my battery!! Video was helpful as well as the written instructions. Thank you!!!

[@georgedavid5202]

Brilliant. Was thinking of investing in a new iPhone 12 mini but I think I'll just replace the battery instead.

[@dalpert9765]

Well done video, thanks. Testing the screen before you close it all up is KEY as my video ports were not in all the way at first ...they make a snapping sound when seated correctly.

[@Nightowl1990]

damn jerry back at it with another video keep up the good work i do enjoy watching your videos even when i dont own that phone!

[@SuperAlen1998]

183k subs for this best phone repair channel on KZbin. COME ON!!

[@KentSpain85]

+Alen_Sft In the 2 hours after you posted it he got another 1.000+ subs :)

[@joseflorez9895]

Awesome step by step were awesome. The little screws gave me the most trouble to screw back...

[@nancyzanke2175]

3 minute battery replacement. You make it look so easy. I hate you. Seriously, it took me nearly an hour, but I did it, Thanks to you. I didn't seat the fingerprint recognition cable correctly, but it's never used, so be it. I did skip removing the screen, because I have a real problem w/ those tiny screws. I think if I were to do again, I probably wouldn't connect the fingerprint cable and throw that tiny cover away.

[@pai4videos]

Thank you Zack, inspired by your teardown videos, finally I managed to open my iPhone se and replace the battery all by myself.

[@gambinodeluxe]

Thanks for the tips, I think I would have more success trying to pull an elephant through the eye of a needle than extract that adhesive out though. I had to do it twice as well, once to remove the dead battery, and again to remove a replacement from a donor phone, Both times the glue snapped immediately, had to shove something down there to prise them off gently. But it works! So glad I was able to save my old phone and photos

[@opteron1983]

The sticky stretchy glue was a pain in ended up using a spudger to pry the battery up from the other side to get access to the sticky. Great video

[@whywontthisshitfuckingwork]

This video is good. It's has all the right steps and tools, and the explanation is accurate. That said, the repair process is brutal. For instance, the adhesive he mentions is a complete nightmare; the video doesn't do it justice. I ended up having to remove the battery with brute force, which was rather dangerous. Also, the tiny screws and ribbon cables are uncooperative and cumbersome to attach. Considering that replacing your battery may not solve your problem (for me, it didn't), viewers may want to consider if the juice is worth the squeeze before starting any maintenance.

[@vickicopeland4515]

The fingerprint scanner metal latch link is not working and wouldn't you know it, mine disappeared! Thanks for the video. It was wonderfully helpful!

[@dewajtis]

Thank you, new battery is great and iphone itself is sooo much faster 😮

[@Thebenfields4]

Thank you so much !!! You made it easy to replace my battery

[@KennethGundersen]

So strange that they place the battery in the middle of the phone like this. Back in the good old days you could simply open a slot/door back on the phone to get the battery out.

[@larg3o]

Great video, thanks. I'd definitely recommend moderate heating of the rear side of the phone casing to soften the glue before trying to pull it

[@Pirate-Pierre]

Clear simple and calm instructions, did my daughter's phone in 6 mins thanks to this video.. that k you very much.

[@vivihumusic]

super helpful! I like it how you mentioned how to deal with the problem when the white thing break and when there's sth wrong with the screen. Cuz the BOTH happened to me. I would've freaked out if you didn't mention and gave the solution. REALLY helpful and thoughtful!

[@myemail3723]

Nice info in your video, but can you just show clearly the battery interface on both ends like on the motherboard and the battery itself!

[@justnvmnoname]

dude, you are awesome. thanks for the video&keep going. i love how your video is so simple yet informative. amazing

[@RingZero]

Thanks for this video. Its high encouraging for the DIY'ers to replace the batteries themselves. Now, where do I find the OEM batteries for iPhone ? 🙂, I mean really genuine batteries, not the ones wrapped in gold and silver and stating high mAh.

[@AffinityInspiration]

I'd love a pair of those tweezers you use.

[@doddacakes1974]

I managed to bring my sons iphone 5 back to life after watching one of your tutorials and all for £6, not sure what that is in usd. brilliant videos.

[@kalithuania]

$7.28 USD

[@DylanGracias]

I could replace the battery without watching this video too .........your previous videos have given me a lot of information

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Dylan Gracias Heck ya. You have learned well.

[@ljmortsyn2629]

Thank you. I was able to change the battery easily.

[@ThunderDraws]

Thanks Zach, this helped restore an old iPhone se

[@abdulghanibonni7618]

i cant do anything with out you man thank you very much 😎

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Bsher Bonni Glad you enjoy my videos!

[@spicymusicpiano]

@@JerryRigEverything Why You disconected the screen? Is it necessary during battery replacement?

[@timecat1174]

@@spicymusicpiano it's safer, you don't want to screw up your screen connectors

[@yuyas.4823]

@@spicymusicpiano also its much easier than a heavy screen hanging

[@thestupidfreakingcow]

That adhesive peeling sounded very satisfying. I bet you could make a video of cell phone stuff for those ASMR nuts.

[@NorthernChev]

I've heard stories recently about how Apple is now serializing their batteries to match a code in the phone, and it will restrict functionality if it detects it has had a new battery installed that was not done by an Apple certified repair facility. I haven't heard this necessarily applies to the First Gen SE, but for the newer models of iPhone.

[@speedyf40]

Fingerprint scanner metal latch link is no longer working, thanks for the video!

[@connieparker2003]

You explain just right for me. I have around 1 day into it. I knew I would crack the screen but I didn't after 2 hours. Putting the metal tab back that is in the middle with 2 holes keeps me busy now because I have lost the screws, going through electronic junk to see if maybe one will fit. It is so tiny, I haven't found 1 yet. If Steve Jobs was still alive, I bet he would make those metal tabs magnetic or click in like the connections. Thanks again

[@RingZero]

He is gone to find more magnets

[@RBPeder]

Thank you so much, I was not made for this! My hands shake so hard, but I was able to do it. I did f-up the glue on the battery, but I manage to get it with tweezers and a lot of crying 🤣. Actually I struggle on all the parts, except putting the little silver bit back on the finger print reader.

[@oakhillsofwillishoa737]

Thanks for the play by play. My home button is not working after replacing the battery. What could I have done? Help?

[@frakman1]

Why is the LCD display also removed (the four different sized screws). It doesn't look like it interferes with the battery removal. Can't I just leave it in place while I replace the battery?

[@luan87us]

Can the battery be replaced without removing the lcd cables and shield? As long as I can make sure there wont be any stress on the cable.

[@Guest-gy9vp]

Good Question. I hope somebody answer

[@miko007]

thats absolutely no problem. there is really no point in removing the screen assembly. i have no idea why he sends people through that hassle, as it is extremly difficult for the regular user without proper equipment, to keep the screen connectors as clean as they need to be. then they will be stuck with stripes on their screen, because they do not know about isopropyl alcohol and what is causing the behavior. just be gentle with the screen. it allows for quite a bit of movement without breaking anything.

[@Cooldrums777]

@@miko007 Now that I replaced the battery as was shown in the video I have come to the conclusion that you are correct. There is no reason to remove the screen. just open the screen up to 90 degrees and have someone hold it there while you remove and replace the battery. Obviously the battery cable and fingerprint sensor cable still need to be removed. If nobody is available to hold the screen you will need to prop it up against something to hold it in place while you struggle to peel out the old battery.

[@imran4968]

Your reactions to the haters comments in Mathew Moinz's videos was hilarious and you are an awesome KZbinr.

[@shah8011baz]

can you link me to the video ? XD this guy is awesome !

[@imran4968]

shah8011baz You should also watch Mathew Moniz first because that one was hilarious too and you should also sub to Mathew Moniz channel since he is an amazing KZbinr.

[@jblack8149]

Very excellent and to the point and great video work thank you especially showing us we can pull the adhesive out as expected to pry out battery after heating phone

[@nikyfol7821]

1:04 You'll see 2 white strands of sticky stuff. As you stretch the sticky stuff it becomes not-sticky stuff. LOVE IT! haha

[@colin3155]

Very clear and patient guide. Thanks very much.

[@vad161]

Nice video thanks. From Hungary

[@IrfanUllahHosain]

The sticky stuff is broken. I applied some pressure on the battery but Its changing its shape means the battery is dented a bit. Highly appreciate your help.

[@darleneimmekus7403]

Thank you so much for making this look so easy. I hope I am successful. My phone died and I bought a new one. I hope this will let me at least turn it on again to get my pictures and some numbers that did not come back to me.

[@hiphiphorhayy]

ive messed up macbooks before. this is just like one and ive always hated repairing them. but repairing my own phone is quite the challenge i might have to take it

[@paulusmaximus8284]

I had endless attempts to re-attach the fingerprint recognition - Eventually I got lucky. Good video though! Love the speed and simplicity.

[@beckykneer2572]

Nice video. Short and clear with tips to help actual work.

[@mitchmontoya7193]

Thank goodness for you becuz the printed instructions were crap. Thx so much. SUCCESS

[@SparklesMcFartyPants]

Thank you, your video is very well shot and explains the process thoroughly!

[@simonchu369]

Thank you very much