16000mAh Super Capacity Battery Compatible with iPhone 13, 0 Cycle Li-Polymer Replacement Battery for iPhone 13, with Professional Repair Tool Kit

Installed easily in an iPhone 4 that was replaced multiple times with upgraded iPhones. It was on a closet shelf a very long time. The original battery swelled and was pushing up the back panel. Price, tools, and quick delivery was great. The replacement battery fit exactly and the included tools worked well. The phone went back together and powered up. The only problem was getting the phone to boot the operating system. It would only show the the Apple logo. Checked the problem on the internet and the solution required iTunes on my PC and some button pushing. After the phone connected with iTunes it gave two options: update or restore. Update failed, but restore worked and I was able to set up the phone as if it was new. Restore deleted any added apps not original to the phone. One final requirement was knowing the phone’s original Apple ID and password. After the reset, it seems to be working fine and connects with my home Wi-Fi. There aren’t many apps available since iPhone 4 iOS is limited to 7 and no higher. I was only planning to use it to scan a bunch of decades old inherited 35 mm slides with the ION iPics2Go I still have. Already a couple test runs and I think it’s going to work for me.

I've replaced the batteries on several phones for family members over the years, and the issue I have with other aftermarket batteries is that they appear to work fine, but then will go from 50% to 5% in an instant.Around Thanksgiving 2024, with a bunch of family over, I ordered 3 batteries all from XYIRMCYF. One for a 7 Plus, 6S and 12 Pro. Each of them originally came with batteries that are under 3,000 mAh from the factory, so I figured the claims of 9000+ on these batteries was an exaggeration.Anyway, each was a great fit, and the phones are working as good as new, if not better. On standby, they will last 4+ days.

if I could leave 0 stars I would. DO NOT BUY THIS BATTERY!! I bought it for my iphone 11 pro max and it cannot stay on for more than 20 minutes without randomly powering off and once it comes back on it says 1% and when I plug it in it doesn’t show that it’s charging until like 1-2 minutes of being on it then it glitches to 70%+ and says that it is charging until it ends up dead again in 10-15 minutes of use on average. These are cheap crappy batteries that will not work for your Iphone! BUYER BEWARE!

The battery of my iPhone 11 was dying. I ordered this one to replace the original. Following a YouTube tutorial, I was able to take the phone apart, get the old battery out, install the new one and close back up. The difficult part for me was the very tiny little screws in the phone - easily lost, hard to handle. I used a ser of tweezers. The phone survived!

I can’t give more feedback besides the battery fits the iPhone 6.The installation instructions are lacking a lot!I have replaced the battery before on this iPhone 6 and the instructions were very good but the battery did not last very long maybe a year.This one had some parts in the box that I was not sure what they are for see picture of blue large plastic, there was a small one with adhesive I assumed that it was to replace the adhesive the held the previous battery in place.But the additional blue plastic is a mystery, there was nothing like it inside the phone.Better instructions and detailed step by step would have been useful, even searched google for the name brand iPhone 6 battery and nothing available.I can only hope that the battery will last longer than the last one I replaced

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.

I use my phone for everything and i was charging my phone 3 times a day and overnight. I couldn't be without it for three days while I waited for the battery to be replaced at the battery storefront and I certainly wasn't going to mail it in. DIY was my only choice. It took me 45 minutes to do and I went slowly. All the tools and adhesives I needed to do the job was included with this battery. The battery works great! I only charge it once a day or every other day now. It's like having a new phone!The kit did come with instructions, but I also watched quite a few instructional YouTube videos on replacing the battery in my specific phone. Hint-No, you do not have to disconnect the phone screen top from the phone body.

While the batteries work as expected and are the right size for my Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headphones, they definitely are not the 3000mAh batteries being advertised. However, they do look and feel relatively well constructed.So, don't lie, guys.If you make a product that's hard to find that works and fits the customer's needs, they'll buy it. But if you advertise something better than what the actual product provides, you'll lose customers when it doesn't meet the unrealistic expectations you've given them.Be better, be real.