Google Pixel Battery, (Upgraded) Euhan 3100mAh Li-Polymer Battery B2PW4100 Replacement for HTC Google Pixel 5" 35H00261-00M G-2PW410 Nexus S1 with Repair Replacement Kit Tools

Awesome kit and excellent price! Watched a few YouTube videos and was simple to perform replacement. Actually getting ready to order 3 more for the family. Could not rate battery life yet as just installed and am still cycling. I can say that at the end of the day, battery percentage was around 30 and yesterday was at 83.

The tools included were inadequate. There were also no detailed directions. The insert suggested looking at videos on YouTube, but did not provide a link for any particular video. Searching YouTube finds videos all for kits of better quality than this. The metal pry tool included was too thick/dull to be used to get under the screen or to get under the mid-frame. There were several plastic pieces included, but none were adequate for cutting through the glue the holds the screen to the mid-frame. And the screw driver included is pathetic -- about as soft as solder. The screws holding the mid-frame down were not tight, yet the screw driver tip quickly stripped/deformed -- not even up to the job of removing 9 screws. Luckily I had another screw with the right kind of tip.Finally, after I got everything re-assembled, the phone seemed to recognize the new battery at first and flashed a red light at the top, indicating the battery was fully discharged (too low to boot up the phone). That's fine and is expected based on the instructions insert. After letting it charge a bit, I tried booting the phone, and it vibrated like it was starting up but then did nothing. Now the phone is a brick. No red lights, no vibrations or anything. I've let it charge for a few hours and the thing does nothing.

This is an excellent battery that's well packaged and easy to install. Unlike some of the other batteries that I bought in the past from other vendors, it does not need to be drained and charged several times before reaching optimal capacity, nor does it require the original manufacturer's cable/charger (which I don't even have), or a high end one to charge it. It charges with all kinds of cables/chargers; low and high-end ones (even one that I bought for $1).

I cannot stress enough to anyone looking into this kit the inadequacy of its products. If you already have proper tools and just want the battery for the 3100mAh - okay. If you need tools AVOID entirely or buy another tool kit. You *will not* be able to perform the delicate tasks required for this model with these tools alone. Period.The metal spatula might as well be a butter knife. It's that thick. Literally impossible to get between the frame edge and the screen, let alone get underneath any part without seriously potentially cracking it. Not prying, just even getting beneath it. Same with the blue picks. Their angle is totally wrong. I had to grind the spatula down 75% to make it usable, and the picks are so soft they fall apart with minimal force to try and cut the VHB. The spatula also has a very rough jagged finish and edges. It can easily damage your phone cosmetically.The T5 driver is fine. It does the job.Removing the midframe the same issue will come up as the screen. The picks are more useful here, but still generally unhelpful. The picks were best used for removing the battery but buckled easily.For me the tape they provide is useless and unnecessary. What holds the battery in place will remain extremely tacky.The trace for the battery is about 1/8" too long. You will need to fold it over itself to seat properly.Seriously. If you're still reading this and still thinking about buying this kit, please reexamine your priorities.

See title. I hope you have a heat gun and x-acto blades that aren't the sharp triangle kind. I snapped the tip on a blade trying to get the screen out (not enough heat from the hair dryer so the glue wasn't soft enough). I broke my screen working my way through the glue. Battery ribbon connector wasn't quite right, so it wouldn't lay flat inside the phone. I'm not sure if my surgery was successful because the screen is dead. Goodbye, Pixel. I really don't want to buy a replacement screen unit ($50+) and do *another* tabletop surgery only to *maybe* resurrect a phone that I was getting frustrated with anyway.

fast delivery, works as expected. good price. I did manage to break the screen of my google pixel though, while removing it to get to the battery. Be advised, its a difficult process and a good possibility you to could crack the screen. but the battery was worth it. extra life, faster charging.

Be sure to sufficiently heat the glue and the edges of the screen, it's very sensitive near the camera. I broke mine and had to buy a new screen. Don't pry with the guitar picks, just slide them along the edges. The battery life is great and made my phone like new!

The tools supplied with this kit are completely inadequate. The picks are both too thick and weak. The pry tool is metal and the tip is also too thick. The lack of any kind of instructions or even an included parts list makes this repair kit nearly unusable. I don't yet know if the battery works. I'll update my review after I've gotten some proper tools (likely from iFixit) and replaced the battery.For the battery, the price is right but don't even think about using the supplied tools.