Samsung S10e Battery Replacement

in this video, I will show you how to replace your Samsung smartphone battery. To be more specific, I will be replacing my Samsung S10e's phone battery which has been recently loosing charge quite rapidly.
This phone was a mid-range variant of the flagship phone that came out in 2019. The phone still works well, and I do not intend to purchase another one anytime soon.
In this video, I will be using the replacement battery and tool from www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJXZYCG4
Disclaimer
I am not sponsored by this company and I also do not have a battery tester to test the exact capacity of the battery. It is unlikly that the company is truthful in their reported battery capacity, however, the phone is in need of a replacement that works.
Also, this video is just a practice video for me to get back into video editing and is not meant to substitute professional repair advice.
Other toolkit shown in the video:
www.imexx.com/IME-61740

[@IWantMyCountryBack2]

Excellent! Thank you. Very simple instructions.

[@pingu265]

I saw that you have the icon app bigger than the normal. How did you do it?

[@MrSloika]

Yes, the battery can be replaced at home, unfortunately the third-party batteries that are included in these kits are of dubious quality.

[@monkeypoo8511]

The capacity youve bought is higher, can u notice in daily useage the 5000mah versus the old 3000-ish mah capacity? Is using the phone any better overall?

[@KevinSmall]

Although the capacity is higher "on the label" I do not believe it is that much higher in reality. In honesty it lasts slightly longer than the original. I wish I had a battery 🔋 tester to check the actual capacity as some of these companies lie. One important thing I've noticed is that it does take longer to charge than I remember. Almost as if I lost fast charging capabilities.

[@monkeypoo8511]

@@KevinSmall ah I see thanks! So my best bet would be get another original battery with same capacity?

[@monkeypoo8511]

Or a reputed branded battery of quality. Instead of random Chinese made ones

[@KevinSmall]

@@monkeypoo8511 correct !! If possible you should do that once it is affordable.

[@monkeypoo8511]

@@KevinSmall thanks so much! 🤩👍

[@suemurphy6062]

You didn’t show how to get the back plate off

[@IdunDied]

yh was confused why this wasn't shown. For anyone watching, you have to heat up back to heat up glue, then put thin plastic like a guitar pic around entire edge in gap between back and sides to "cut through" the glue, but not stick it in too much or pull too hard cause could break something inside (unlikely on this model as wireless charging coil and bottom shield cover most cables). Do this around entire edge of back and then it should come off (a lot of people use suction cups to help pull back off).

[@MrMaximumgamer]

lol literally the most important step in the process and he skiped right over it. useless video.