for Pixel 5 Battery Replacement Kits (New Upgraded) Compatible with Google Pixel 5 All Models with Adhesive, Installation Manual and Repair Tool Kits

When I got a new Pixel 9, I gave my 12 year old son my Pixel 5. But within a few months it had split open with a really puffy battery. The Viimon Battery Replacement Kit for Pixel 5 was only $21.98, so I figured I had nothing to lose.In my case, the puffy battery had already broken the seal on one whole half of the phone. That made it very easy to remove the screen, which I understand can be one of the hardest parts of working on one of these sealed phones. So I can't comment on that, because in a sense I was lucky.The kit comes with instructions (including photos), and every possible tool you would need: mini screwdriver, tweezers, plastic pry, etc. as well as parts like a new edge seal. You have to remove some tape, disconnect a few things, remove about ten tiny screws, and then pry the old battery away from its adhesive. The whole process took maybe 15 minutes. The only part that was even a little challenging was reapplying a new sheet of edge adhesive, which is really narrow, and with the small area and stickiness, is like a Lego sticker set from hell. But again, no big deal.The result was a phone that was nice and flat. I put it back on the charger, and within minutes was able to boot it back up, no problem, no issues, just like nothing had happened. Compared to spending hundreds on a new phone, it seems like an extremely good value.The only real question is how long the battery will last. We will follow instructions and do a full charge/discharge/recharge cycle 3-5 times and see how it does. My hope is that it at least lasts half as long as the original, which survived for 4.5 years before failing.If you have any technical skills, and have enough manual dexterity to handle tiny screws, you should be able to do this. I wore two sets of reading glasses so I could see what I was doing. My son held a flashlight at times. I will provide an update later if anything changes, but right now I can say that I would definitely buy this kit again.

This kit is a good buy. It had everything needed to remove and replace the old battery. The new battery fit my Pixel 6 perfectly. Following the instructions made it easy to change out the old battery and replace with the new one. The adhesive worked well to return the glass screen and seal it tightly. The battery performs well and now the phone works again. Very satisfied.

Unfortunately they are selling Pixel 4a 4g batteries with sku or serial number 8230020501 manufactured by Lishen. Google released an update that significantly hinders the battery performance on units with the serial number. It's a shame too because this seller is one of the few that includes the adhesive to reseal the lcd screen.

Just a thumbs up to Austin James's review (prior to mine chronologically). Whatever he reviewed is quite spot on.Kit was well equipped as show in the pictures. Did not use some of the tools.Replaced a battery on a pixel 5. Was pretty straight. Look for video on youtube by Geardo. That helped a lot.Did not use the new seal as the old seal residue was enough to keep the screen shut.Will report back at the 6-month mark.

I bought the kit for Pixel 5 and successfully replaced the battery. Most steps are easy to follow except how to apply the adhesive to reinstall the display, which is entirely missing! The black adhesive is sandwiched between white paper and blue plastic film, which is ALMOST the size of the phone. This means you only use the FRINGE of it and discard the rest. I said ALMOST because if you place it in the middle of your phone, it will NOT reach either edge of your device! So I ended up cutting it, lengthwise, into 2 halves so that the right & left halves can cover the right & left edges of the phone respectively! I wish the instruction were better. It took me a while to figure out the adhesive was hidden between 2 sheets of materials and then much longer how to apply it. Other than the bad instruction, the kit comes with everything you need for the job. Since I only installed it yesterday, I can't vouch for the longevity of the battery. So far I'm happy. My Pixel 5 is only 2 years old. To have a bulging battery, I'm very disappointed in Google. This is why I didn't buy an OEM Google battery, which cost 2x more. Now, I have the old battery in my hand, I see it is made by the same company, Sunwoda, assuming the replacement is not lying! If this replacement can last 2 years, it's a good investment. The phone would be 4 years old by then, and time for a new one. Through this exercise, I also realize Google lies about Pixel 5's capacity. The OEM battery reads, "Typical Capacity: 4080mAh/ 15.78Wh" and "Rated Capacity: 4000mAh/ 15.48Wh". So when Google advertises the former, it is expecting this battery to operate OUTSIDE of the TESTED parameters! No wonder it bulged after only 2 years!

So far so good, kit came with all parts needed for a battery replacement for Pixel 4a. I will update if the battery fails at some point. I should note I did not use the included instructions and instead used a video on youtube for a step by step guide and I recommend you do the same. The video by iDoctor UK was very helpful and he even helps remind you what screws go where.The replacement process itself is rather difficult and I wouldn't recommend for anyone who hasn't done a battery replacement before or isn't familiar with electronics. You have to be very delicate removing the screen.

Battery was great, though came with a lot of extra garbage that I will never use