WAVYPOBattery for iPhone 6, 7500mAh Upgraded New Version High Capacity 0 Cycle Replacement Battery for iPhone 6 A1586 A1589 A1549 with Full Replacement Tool Kit Instruction

The battery on the iPhone 6, which I'm using as an iPod, was quickly failing, after slowly failing. I installed this battery and it is currently working, so I'm hoping for longevity. If the kit that the battery came with is any indication, the battery will last a long time.This kit comes with everything needed to change the battery and is of excellent quality. Recommended.

Kept my wife's phone running for longer. Great replacement and fit perfectly.

I initially fumbled on the battery install due to those pesky screen connections. After the initial install, my screen had some line of junk on the very top. But after un-notching and renotching the screen a couple of times, the phone worked again. The battery install was sometimes tough because of the tape, which I tried to remove w a hairdryer to some success (got most of the tape out) but ultimately had to do tugging and bending of the battery to get it out. Also, I messed up with the screw sequence and installed the wrong longer screw where it shouldn't have been, but eventually aligned them right. The battery install took 75 min for me. First time doing something like this.

I recently replaced batteries on an iPhone 6 and two iPhone SE 2nd gen. This was the sucker experience…job completed in less than 10 min. The instructions were mediocre but the tools were nice quality and battery fit and performance have been amazing. The 10 yr old battery would drain 100% to 0% in one day on standby (no calls or other use) and this one goes 5-6 days and only reaches 20-30% from full change. Total sucker experience made me bold enough to do my SE’s. If only the experiences and batteries were as good. If only Apple didn’t end iOS updates this would be my phone of choice.

My spouse - an Electrical Engineer who has done a LOT of miniature circuits design/repair work - offered to tackle replacing my Iphone 6 battery after Apple quoted $250 instead of their standard $50 fee (because phone had a previous non-Apple battery replacement). He says the tools provided were good-quality and essential for handling the tiny screws and moving other parts. Getting the old battery out was made more difficult by the amount of adhesive on it. He chose to use less adhesive than was provided with the new battery. It took him 3 tries to get the phone properly re-assembled with all connectors fully re-seated and ribbon-cables tucked in place. That $50 standard fee would have been "a bargain".Battery seems to be working well and it is not getting warm while charging (always a good sign).After only 1 day, I can't yet rate battery life. And "easy to install" isn't something the battery-maker has control over... the phone design is intended to discourage 3rd-party repairs.

Battery has faded tremendously, not lasting for more that a few hours!

I'm a contractor so I fix a lot of machines, but not so much electronics. Never replaced a battery in a cell phone before. This kit provided everything needed and it only took me ten minutes to replace my old battery. Before I had to recharge my phone every few hours, now I have to recharge every few days. LOL My I-phone 6 works a lot better now too. I have a suggestion for working on the phone. After I lifted the screen off, I taped the back of the phone to my desk with a tape loop and I taped the screen to a backstop at a 90 degree angle. That made it a lot easier to take the adhesive strips out without messing up any connections and without disconnecting the screen.

I've done lots of battery refurbishments and have no issues, so I can't speak to the ease. But It's pretty easy if you have opposable thumbs and steady hands. The supplied tool set is adequate but a fixed magnifying glass is also helpful for old eyes. Have been using this battery for about a week now and getting several days use per charge so, initially, I'm happy with it. I usually play games in the morning for a couple hours + regular phone use during the day and burn about 40% of the battery per 24 hrs. I normally recharge to 100% each night. (Yeah, yeah, I know about 20-80% drain-charge recommendations.) The battery this one replaced had over 812 cycles on it before getting flaky, so I can't complain about that. We'll see how this new "better" one holds up in the coming months-years.