Galaxy Note 5 Battery, [Upgraded] Euhan 4000mAh Li-Polymer EB-BN920ABE Replacement Battery for Samsung Galaxy Note 5 SM-N920 N920T N920A N920P N920V with Repair Tools Kit [24 Month Service]

I can't believe the value for this product. Now - I installed my new battery yesterday using the tools, and it's only been ONE DAY, so you might take this with a grain of salt:The tools:Worth the cost on their own. Make the installation SO much easier than getting these tools separately. The screw drivers pivot relative to the base, so work GREAT via one-handed operation.The battery:I EXPECTED a worse-than-OEM battery. In one day of use, I am seeing a HUGE improvement.Qualatatively - it went from:6-year-old battery feel - meaning my phone would go from 100% to 95% within minutes, and then generally just shut off within 30 minutesto a ~1-2 year old battery feel - meaning the battery lasts the whole day (only drained 25% in 6 hours)Overall, I recommend this product. If you think the battery should be better, you should not expect it to be this affordable! Excellent deal for the price overall.

This battery was tried after a disappointing result from using an OEM replacement for my Galaxy Note 5. The OEM was from 2015 and even though unused, must have sat on the shelf too long. The phone would shutdown after about 6 hours. Even though the Euhan was advertised at 4000mAh compared to the OEM 3000mAh, the phone would shutdown after about 6.5 hours. Followed the recommendations to run the phone down all they way 3 to 5 times for best result and that is what achieved the 6.5 hours. The Euhan is a little shorter in length than the OEM so no problems fitting it in. Didn't know what the supplied flexible adhesive strips were for but it looks similar to what Apple uses to hold the battery in place. I didn't use them and instead used double stick tape like the original. I used my tools that were better quality than what is supplied with Euhan so I can't comment if the Euhan tools will do the job. So even though I would have preferred an OEM battery, the Euhan is probably a reasonable replacement and decent price. Just a little disappointing in the performance.

The battery has been charging great, and holding it's charge, I have zero complaints.It fit a Note 5 just fine.I had previously bought a battery and charge port kit, which both came with mini screwdrivers. Those drivers got the job done, but not worth keeping.With that in mind, I want to point out the screwdrivers in this product, they are fantastic ! They're large, and the knob on the top spins freely, so you can hold onto that while you spin the shaft, a subtle thing, but after using the other kits, this was dramatically better when you have 25 screws. Really really nice kit that gives this product an edge over others, IMHO.

The kit that comes with the battery is good. Well, not the suction cup - it did nothing to help remove the old cover. However, the battery is terrible. I followed the instructions about letting it fully charge and fully discharge 5 or 6 times... that didn't help. It still doesn't last longer than my 2 year old battery that I was replacing. And twice now, it's completely cut out while charging - up at 45% or so and all of a sudden the phone just shuts off. After 5 or 10 minutes of trying to get it to turn on again I discover the battery reads at 0%. And this is all within a week of installation.

My Note 5 was messing up bad, only really worked when it had 96% battery. Also only worked when it was plugged in, so I suspected the battery. I took a risk and bought this replacement battery. Now my Note 5 is back to new, zero issues. I would highly recommend, to go SLOW, take your time is doing this job, watch Youtube, and have very thin plastic ID's or credit cards, to separate the glass. Buy a heat gun, they're like $15. It's worth it to get your Note 5 back, it's a strong powerful phone even in 2019. Save your money, don't buy a new phone. The Note 5 still has swag.

The battery life so far seems to be about 80 percent capacity compared to the OEM. Maybe it'll get better after the break-in period. I'll update this review if the battery gets worse.PROS:Battery - Decent for the price.Price - It's 15 dollars. Can't complain.CONS:Tools - They're junk. More details below.Screwdriver - So flimsy that it's easy to strip the head of the screws. Be sure to press hard top-down.Scraping tool - Useless.Suction cup - Too weak. I had to use the suction cup for soap-holder in my bathroom.Manual - Doesn't tell you that the back of the phone has to be heated to remove the back cover without damage.Conclusion:It's unlikely that you'll be able to replace the battery on your phone with this tool kit alone. You'll need to watch better instruction videos on youtube, get a bigger and stronger suction cup, and alcohol to easily remove the battery.

I was a little intimidated at first. I purchased the battery for the Note 5, which is one of the more difficult versions to change out, but YouTube saved the day and my phone is good to go for another 3 or 4 years. It arrived with all the required tools, aside from a heat gun. In place of a heat gun, I put my phone face down on the dash of my truck for about 20 minutes in order to loosen the adhesive of the back. Worked out great.

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