LIKEGOR 2500mAh Battery for iPhone 6S, 46% Higher Capacity Battery Replacement Model A1633 A1688 A1700 with Complete Repair Kits and Instruction (for iP6S Only)

So far so good. My iPhone 6s would only last a couple of hours. This new battery fit perfectly and went in super easy. My battery health is back to 100%. Here are two tips that will really help you1. Don’t try to pull the old battery strips out from the side. Get a good hold on them one at a time and pull straight back. PULL VERY VERY SLOWLY!!!! It is even easier if you roll them up onto a pencil instead of pulling.2. Make sure the battery fits and powers up before attaching new strips.3. Attach the strips to the back of the battery by removing one side of the adhesive cover. Press them firmly onto the battery. Then remove the other cover and gently lay the battery in place and snap in the cable before pressing the battery in hard to adhere it.Let me know if this review was useful

Bought as replacement for iPhone 6s battery that wouldn't hold a charge. Took it to Apple for the battery replacement special, and after waiting 4 hours of my time and two separate trips, apple refused to replace the battery, saying there was water damage to the phone. I'm the original owner of the phone, and its never had any water contact (other than normal use in humidity and rain). I was beyond pissed!Battery eventually got to the point were the phone was pretty much unusable, so started looking for options, and settled on this kit for its good reviews, extra capacity and included tools and adhesive. I have to say replacement was not as difficult as I anticipated (just take your time and be gentle with the internal components), and I've had no issues so far.Been using it for about a month now, battery life is awesome, as much as I hate buying Chinese manufactured goods, you pretty much can't avoid it with electronics these days. But the product seems solid, I'd buy again..P.S. - Yes, the phone's little moisture indicator tags showed activated, which just makes me think they are a scam to allow Apple to avoid having to service their devices, as the phone was never in any water, or even splashed on. Not sure if i will buy another Apple product as a result of the experience.

Changing this battery is not for the faint of heart, but the rewards of this battery change-out - worth it. Please read the directions and look at a few YT vids and don’t consume caffeine, while doing the work. The 6s I have, came from Apple as a refurb. The digitizer was a chore to lift up(carefully). I used a plastic CC in the end to pry it up. The old battery has 2 hard to see adhesive tape tabs at the bottom of the battery (near the home button). Getting access to those tabs makes the process easy. The provided Penelope driver worked great, but the tiny Phillips driver may have been a bit pointy. Luckily, the Phillips driver was able to remove the battery connection cover. But, the driver could not get a good hold of the Phillips screws on the digitizer/cam/etc. connection cover. I couldn’t remove them, I then had a helper hold the digitizer @ <90deg., as the batteries were exchanged. The old battery must have been toast early on - not sure if the 6s in a warm shirt pocket did it in. But, I read in Apple Support on Battery Hygiene that can help the life of small Li-ion batteries, in general. I can now get 2 days worth of use on this battery compared to 2 hours, just before the exchange. The battery health before the exchange was 81%. It’s now at 100%.

This product contains high quality screwdrivers made to unscrew the proprietary screws Apple uses to assemble their phones, and also includes the all-important suction cup needed to help with removing the screen from the metal body. The plastic prying tools are sturdy, and most importantly, the battery is a stout 2300mAh unit that registers as having 100% battery life when checked with the iPhone's battery settings. This kit is well worth the price, in my opinion.

Update, I change it to 2 stars. The battery drains pretty fast, only about 2 months later, now the phone will turn off at 30% battery life, I think the battery is quite unreliable. We end up brought a new iPhone for my wife. If you are looking for a replacement battery, buy something else.I give it a 4.5, it will be a five if it include a small tweezer or a metal tool, instead of the plastic piece, which broken on the first try to open the display. But once you have the cover open it is pretty straightforward. Be careful to pull out the old adhesive and don't break them in the middle, then you will end up very hard to remove the old battery like I did. Overall it is a good product, my phone seems to last much longer than it used to. Looking for another 4 years...

Installed this battery about a week ago, because my old battery was needing a charge after a couple hours. Tools included worked fine (the suction cup held on like a champ - I thought I was going to tear the hoop out before it unstuck) and they could probably be used again if needed. I think the best advice is using something to roll the adhesive up from behind the old battery to remove it. So far it’s better than dealing with a dying battery or a new phone.It looks like the picture shows 3 adhesive strips but there were only 2 in the package, but that’s all that was needed.

My iPhone 6s needed to be charged twice per day prior to installing this new battery. First charge took 48 hours to drain (not intensively used), but very impressive. The tools and instructions were excellent. Very happy.If you have never opened up a smart phone before, keep in mind that it has very small and somewhat delicate components. But if you take time and carefully follow the enclosed instructions, nearly anyone can replace an iPhone 6s battery. And you will be glad that you did.