This is an issue with the new phones. The battery should be easily replaceable. The manufacturer's want you to buy new phone when the battery is done. That is why samsung says battery is not replaceable. We all need to make it clear to all manufacturer's that this is not acceptable
Fortunately its successor, S23 Ultra, has the battery pull tab thing to remove its battery easier. Also since when did Samsung say their battery isn't replaceable?
View the battery calibration videos before condemning the battery. Nobody should have an S22 that is out of warranty yet unless you voided it. Wait until the warranty expires first.
Why did Samsung design the cellphone so stupidly in the first place? With my old LG cellphone I can open it easily and replace the battery in about 10 seconds.
@@holmes1956O I know. It's what I said. OPs phone that can be opened is probably not water resistant enough to the point where you can submerge it. You can submerge the S22U for 10 minutes and it would be fine.
@@MyFlamingoe well maybe you should do that to your phone and get back to us and let us know how you make out. I know I have dropped my lg into a puddle and it survived
The phone maker are saying it's better protected from dust and water this way, which is bull. I have some water drops on the front screen, but don't need no where near the water protection they give.
@@unknownone8479It's definitely not bull. Of course, it's possible to create a cover that is water right seal, but creating cover that is both water tight and not bulky is a totally different story.
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This is an issue with the new phones. The battery should be easily replaceable. The manufacturer's want you to buy new phone when the battery is done. That is why samsung says battery is not replaceable. We all need to make it clear to all manufacturer's that this is not acceptable
Fortunately its successor, S23 Ultra, has the battery pull tab thing to remove its battery easier. Also since when did Samsung say their battery isn't replaceable?
I had replaced the battery on a S8 plus a couple of times. The back cover can crack easy as, it is glass. The battery in the S8 is also, glued in
good to see this before buying the phone
I saw another video that had used a thin plastic card to let alcohol dribble down it between the battery and plastic card without using a heat gun
You forgot a step. clean the frame off of any old adhesive. Other than that very good video.
Getting the back off seems like the trickiest part.
Id consider this DIY if i was confident i could get the back off smoothly
Thank you ma'am
Seems like too much work
Amazing video! I would use 99% Isopropyl Alcohol to remove the battery without using a heat gun.
Will the water resistant rating b lost back panel opened?
Hello Techno Ahmed,
the water resistance is no longer guaranteed after opening.
Best regards
Marc from iDoc
Heat from the software update is killing the display. Won't the heat from heatgun would damage display in long run.
No. Do you realize how hot your phone gets off normal play and using it? It'll be just fine.
View the battery calibration videos before condemning the battery. Nobody should have an S22 that is out of warranty yet unless you voided it. Wait until the warranty expires first.
great
Is the battery that easy to remove just with heat?
Hello Quebek 123,
you need some patience but yes, the battery can be removed with it.
Best regards
Marc from iDoc
Why did Samsung design the cellphone so stupidly in the first place? With my old LG cellphone I can open it easily and replace the battery in about 10 seconds.
Was your phone water resistant?
lol mine was
@@MyFlamingoe my lg is water "resistant" not to be confused with water proof. Even the samsung s22 ultra is only water resistant not water proof
@@holmes1956O I know. It's what I said. OPs phone that can be opened is probably not water resistant enough to the point where you can submerge it. You can submerge the S22U for 10 minutes and it would be fine.
@@MyFlamingoe well maybe you should do that to your phone and get back to us and let us know how you make out. I know I have dropped my lg into a puddle and it survived
Whatever happened with the removable backplate to replace the battery in under 10 seconds? This is way too much work!
The phone maker are saying it's better protected from dust and water this way, which is bull. I have some water drops on the front screen, but don't need no where near the water protection they give.
@@unknownone8479It's definitely not bull. Of course, it's possible to create a cover that is water right seal, but creating cover that is both water tight and not bulky is a totally different story.