How to replace iPhone 7 Battery in 3 minutes

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Remember all repairs are done at your own risk. The repair itself is not that difficult if you have worked with tools before. And you are careful removing that screen.

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[RyeOnHam]

Much easier to do on the Galaxy Note 7. Just plug the charger in, rattle the phone, and the battery just explodes out of the phone. Reassembly is a little tricky, though.

[DavidDrivesElectric]

Thanks for making this video so simple and short. I hate videos that talk way too without adding information. One small suggestion, it would be very helpful to have one freeze frame of the assembled inside before closing it. Would be a nice reference to see how all parts align. Especially some of the metal covers. I followed your video and got mine replaced in 30 min.

[TheCgraham]

Awesome video, thanks for posting! Other videos recommend to remove a whole bunch of extra components which can only cause problems. I like that you have simplified the process. Keeping it simply means you are more likely for success. Great video thumbs way up!

[Gibender]

Thanks. Between your instructions and the instructions that came with the battery and tool kit, I was successful. I will note that your video was 3 minutes, but it took me almost two hours to do the job. Also, I wouldn’t advise any one should try this if they lack patience and a hands free lighted magnifier. I didn’t know screws could be that small.

[emo_panda]

While I ended up having to do the pry of shame, this video helped me immensely because every other guide I read made it sound like removing the barometric vent and taptic engine were necessary. This saved me so much time. Thanks!

[alberteinstein]

I love your videos, and you have a great voice for this field of work.

[kmorgan]

this procedure worked very well the less of messing with very very extra small screws is a big plus not messing with the taptic engine and the other cover greatly reduces the headache none of the other videos i watched worked it out like this

[lucylucille]

Actually went smoother than I expected my replacement battery showed up and watched a previous video that said to remove taptic engine; however, the screwdriver they sent didn't work which left me at loss for trying to figure out how to remove it. Found this video and said I didn't need to remove it but just pull the glue tabs carefully. Thank you again.

[Tytyrytkataaa]

I was planning on replacing mine myself but after watching this video i cant help but see a dozen ways to mess it up considering all of the glue inside this phone. Best leave it to the people with experience and pay a bit extra. Having a lot of experience with diy myself, i’ve learned that you should know what you can fix and what you can mess up trying.

[facuc]

Amazing tutorial, with your help I managed to change the battery. It took me a while (30m) because I took extra care. One comment to make, my Iphone didn't have the ribbon you mention and I had to remove only one screw to install the battery. I had some trouble with the pull tabs. The first one broke just in the start and it was accesible, however, I managed to pull it offwhile removing the second one. I pulled and try to stick the blocked tab with the one I was removing and I managed to remove the two at the same time (got lucky I believe). Thanks for your help!

[bkillzdrift]

been watching for a long time decided this morning im going to subscribe because your the only one i see everywhere with solutions to most the things people need to fix day to day

[philwong]

Great video. Quck on detailing the steps and showed how to remove the battery adhesive by hand where as other videos used something to wrap the adhesive around. Using your video, I was able to remove the adhesive perfectly where as in the past it always broke on me. Thanks for making

[MavenHQ]

Your videos usually are amazing and "well made". I think this one gives me a feeling that you rushed it it's like you wanted to be done with it and not take your time and make a nice informative video like the others.
You cut the adhesive beneath the battery twice and in the end there was some left in the bottom. Also, you do not mention what we can do before we place the new battery, i mean does it come with its own adhesive in the bottom? Should you take off all of the adhesive left in the bottom from the previous battery?
Thanks for your videos mate they are truly brilliant.

[austinbell]

Thanks! I've repaired several 5s, 6, 6s screens. But never a battery. My iPhone 7 battery had degraded to 78% so it needs to be done. Can't you buy the waterproofing seal though?

[rbmwiv]

Thanks that’s a piece of cake compared to changing the screen on a Motorola A4. I had to break out the heat gun I use for SMD work and the same tool you did. Luckily it comes out a lot easier than the Moto and easier than I thought. Thanks for the video. It showed me where to pry, just finished mine. Keep it up 👍. Thanks

[oughttaknowm]

Looks very easy so I hope it is!! I am going to try and put my iPhone 6 battery into my iPhone 7. But I’m probably going to need a new iPhone 7 battery! Current battery drains WAY too fast!! But thanks for these instructions. My daughters flat out told me that I cannot do any of this!! I’ll let ya know!!

[signforu]

WONDERFUL! I accidentally clicked on this instead of 7+, but your directions were so succinct but thorough! My favorite part was about you warning us that the white sticky strip might break and then I believe you said "you will have to do the pry of life" or something witty. The 7+ had three strips and two came off fine. The third didn't! I had to do the "pry of life" - so difficult, and it ended up bending the old battery. So then I was thinking "if I don't get this new one in correctly, I'm f***ed!". All went well. New battery installed. Battery capacity meter in settings went from 70% to 100% and all is well! Today, you are my hero!

[Orashidimaru]

hey Jerry...can you do a video on how to restore the waterproofing? I'm curious to know any methods available

[xrk]

It's always pleasure to watch your videos, even if I don't have an iphone nor plan to buy one in the future

[GOODNESS-sphm]

You have made it so easy👍🙏 Need to know does all iPhone use exactly the same kind of battery!