Viimon S10e Battery Replacement Kits (New Upgraded) for Samsung Galaxy S10e SM-G970U All Models with Adhesive, Installation Manual and Repair Tool Kits

This is an excellent quality kit. The included jewelers screwdriver is worth the cost of the kit. It's machined stainless steel and is a work of art. The rest of the kit is top notch too, with pre cut adhesive film for the battery and back that fit perfectly. The rest of the tools do the job just fine. The instructions are crap, but ifixit has excellent step by step instructions. The battery is working well and the phone is much better now that it doesn't have a swollen battery.

The first battery I received had a dinged casing, but Viimon quickly send a replacement! My Galaxy S10 SM-G973U was easy to open with the tools provided. I also recommend using protective rubber gloves and a precision hot plate to evenly heat the adhesive to 100 degrees Celcius max. The adhesive is hard to remove when cool, so reheat often. I used the clear plastic card to release the adhesive and the blue plastic picks as wedges to keep it from re-sealing. The new battery is slightly longer than the original but fits well (see photos). The replacement adhesive exactly matches the original. I was happy to see that the replacement battery came pre-charged to 51% and has an estimated capacity of 3,320.9 mAh (measured by AccuBattery app).

An all-inclusive kit for my Samsung Galaxy S10e, this worked perfectly for me. A lot of the other low-dollar kits don't include new sealants, but this one does -- both for the battery underside, and the rear cover. You also get instructions here. Yes, PAPER instructions! And... they're good! The kit covers S10(s) of a small variety of subsets, and the guide is labelled as being for the S10 specifically. Nonetheless, it was nearly identical on my S10e. The pictures were helpful, included all major steps (and some minor ones), and were written in GOOD English. The tools were adequate for me to do the job, though I found the sponger a little bendy and soft, especially when prying against heated parts. The battery seems to be working fine after two weeks. I'm an extremely light phone user, and have most functions disabled. As a result, I typically use 7-10% battery life per day, assuming the battery is healthy. And that's just what I'm getting here. Interestingly, until the first charge, the phone told me I was using like 5% daily. Perhaps something in the software was just learning the new battery capacity? Or perhaps it's some kind of break-in period? Dunno. The fact is that the battery is delivering what I've come to expect for this model, and the company didn't feel the need to blatantly misrepresent the pack size (as so many other kits do). Honesty is good. I'll take truth over flowery lies any day. Bottom line: For me, this turned out as a great experience. I got everything shown in the photo, and written in text. I got it at a price equivalent to kits that offered fewer features or told lies about their battery size. Expectations exceeded -- that's what I need to earn a 5-star review.

It's impossible to find an oem cell phone battery through my experience. They just don't sell them. So if it says oem , already it's going to be worse than your factory oem. So anyway I was looking for a good third party aftermarket battery. After a bunch of resource I came up with viimon. One of my biggest complaints is my fast charging no longer works anymore and it takes me hours to charge my phone. This new battery did not fix that problem. I also noticed when I came off of a full charge it didn't last on 100% for a good 20 or 30 minutes like the factory one did it falls off to 99 and the 98 fairly quickly. But overall the battery is definitely lasting longer I'm getting about 6 hours of screen on time and with the initial charge I have 56% from the manufacturer that lasted me 5 hours before I had to completely kill it so that I can recycle it. I think I have my battery conditioned pretty well so I would say this battery is definitely better than my worn out OEM but not better than a brand new oem. My OEM battery is nearly 7 years old and I was still getting 3 to 5 hours of screen on time which I don't think is terrible but I was hoping to get back to I'm more consistent phone range. Which I have done with this battery I get at least 5 hours on every cycle so far. So overall if this battery lasts a few years or even 5 years as much as my factory when I would say it's a good battery. But if it only lasts a year like this I'll be replacing it again then it kind of sucks. I do recommend buying a new back glass cover because you'll probably crack it taking it off and they're pretty cheap. I did hold on to my factory battery just in case because it is still usable it's just not that great. But for six and a half years I'd say it does pretty good

Local shops wanted a minimum of $120 to replace the battery on my S10e. I had already purchased a new phone but the dealership wouldn't take my old phone trade-in because the battery had expanded. I figured being handy with simple electronic repairs and the low price of this kit, what the heck. Was very easy to replace the battery. Only warming is be very careful with the back cover adhesive template, once it sticks it's very difficult to reposition the cover with out ruining the adhesive.

So far so good, everything it came with did more than good enough to get the back off and the battery out. Some extras you will need that this kit does NOT come with - isopropyl alcohol - heat gun (you can probably get away with hot Salt in a sock though) Make sure you take your time doing this, especially around the top of the back of the phone by the cameras, there is a lot of adhesive here so you'd probably be better off giving it a quick heat than letting it sit for a few seconds than heat it again before you attempt this, and go very slowly applying more heat if needed. *I strongly recommend you just buy a replacement back panel, at first I thought this came with one but its just adhesive for your current one assuming you don't break it, which is very very likely. Day1 - The battery at first seemed to drain just as it did before when my original battery had died to about 2700 mah, as the day went its held a much better charge than before by quite a bit. Definitely doesn't feel like 4000 mah, but we'll see what AccuBattery has to say. - My phone may also benefit from a good ol factory reset as there may be a gremlin leeching away at the power, will test this after the first week period is over. - so far though, for the price I would definitely recommend this kit Will be back on Day 3 Here we go again, its been about a week almost not 3 days, I thought id give it the benefit of the doubt, I've given it somewhere around 7-10 charges, there's been two days where it just didn't make it after work, so starting at 100% at 6 am and down to 30% by 430 with next to no use outside of some music over bluetooth. Granted the battery did improve as days went by so I'm assuming there was some break in period or something of the sort, I noticed the battery would refuse to fast charge up until today, today was the first time I plugged it in and it actually did a fast charge which is fantastic, not that I use it ever but its nice to have for those moments that you do need it. I'm at this point going to give it the benefit of the doubt and assume there's some gremlin in my phone that is leeching battery as it hasn't seen a reset since the day I bought it in 2018. So begins a week of fresh android with next to nothing on it, see how she goes. (if its of any relevance, accubattery is showing the battery at 2890 mah, which is about how its felt so far, just a side grade with 10% better battery) see you in a week, okay maybe a bit longer lol. It's been a few weeks now, formating the phone back to factory settings was a definite must. After years of little things and settings all messing about it helped improve performance and battery life tremendously. Having charged it for something like 25 cycles now I can tell you that it feels the same as it did back when I got my phone. I have no way of testing the actual charge that the phone takes and all apps that offer this feature are just a waste of time and money as they absolutely suck at tracking this metric. So much so that when I first went to buy this battery I was almost swayed by the screenshots of that one battery app stating it's not a true 4000 mAH battery. Tldr: 5 stars. This is a great replacement kit, only wish they included a new back as you're very likely to break yours unless you've done this before.

Rather than replacing my phone and contribute to electronic waste, I opted to look for a battery replacement for my S10 - so glad that I found this product by Viimon! The kit comes with everything you need to do this replacement yourself - as they mentioned, and I highly recommend is to watch some videos online on how to remove the cover and battery for additional measure. I didn't have to remove the cover on my phone as the swollen battery did that for me, but based on the contents of the kit, I don't think it'll be an issue to remove the cover. The kit is nicely presented and includes instructions - I noticed that the battery had a date stamp on it, which was dated Spring 2022, so that's great that the battery in the kit is new. The entire procedure took me just over an hour, and the battery has been working great! Good as new, and battery holds its charge nicely without any degrade in performance. Only thing I wished for in the kit was a clear picture on how to orient the back cover adhesive, include a tweezer and more isopropyl alcohol swabs - all not necessary really otherwise the price might cost more to produce. Overall, very impressed with this kit - highly recommended!

My S10 battery started bloating and had popped the glass off one side entirely, this kit and a 3d printer hotplate made getting the glass back off easy. The adhesive on the phone frame side came off pretty with some scraping but the glass back side was a nightmare. It didn't care what heat it was at it stayed as a super sticky almost silicone consistency, I had to use 100% IPA and dozens of qtips as well as a small scraper to slower remove it all. The good news was the included replacement adhesive fit perfectly, and so far the phone seems fixed. Just remember to reheat the back afterwards and apply pressure all around the edges to make sure it has a good bond. I used my hotplate at 80°C and it seemed fine. I'll update if the battery ends up being garbage, hopefully not though lol.

That battery adhesive is too thick to get the back cover on properly. Had to remove it completely. So far it works and seems to hold a charge okay.

I appreciate that the battery sent was of a 90% battery health - that was better than I expected and was expecting a battery health below 3000mah but this one exceeded this. I have only tested the battery with one full charge from 15% to 86% and found that it stated the battery at 3,126mah. It was sufficient for fixing an old S10 that I didn't want to invest too much money into. Recommended. I have ordered an S8 battery and if my experience is similar I will update this review as well and post whether their quality control is sufficient.