Big thank you, bought this phone with the idea it'd be future-proof with the specs, forgot phone batteries don't last that long. Changed it out in about 20 minutes, works like new now!
bro, thank you for this video!!! I just finished and successfully performed this operation also and i to took 1hr. I didn't want to lose any of the screws and I didn't use any heat gun ballsy
I contemplate doing this to mine because the USB-C is dead. I gutted a poorly designed wireless pad and slapped it's PCB/ coil the the back of my case. Ghetto AF, but it works. xD
I 'just' finished this. Not as big of a hassle as it seems. My only real issue was the bottom-middle silver screw snapped the thread piece off the phone and was lodged into the frame. I had to cut it out. It happened somewhere else too but meh. The only pressurized connection appears to be the speaker. As long as you don't mess those threads up, you're good to go. I still gotta get some M3 to seal it; but that's for another time.
Just a quick question but i didnt notice any ribbon or other cable connected to the phone when you took the screen off. Looked like it just pops right off of the hinge. Is that the case or would i need to be watchful for a cable when i take my screen off. Thanks for your help and the nice video as well.
That is ridiculously difficult. We need to insist on user replaceable batteries for all smartphones.
Big thank you, bought this phone with the idea it'd be future-proof with the specs, forgot phone batteries don't last that long. Changed it out in about 20 minutes, works like new now!
Successfully performed this operation myself
Anyone else simply mute the video?
It's been a lot of help to me.
bro, thank you for this video!!! I just finished and successfully performed this operation also and i to took 1hr. I didn't want to lose any of the screws and I didn't use any heat gun ballsy
I contemplate doing this to mine because the USB-C is dead. I gutted a poorly designed wireless pad and slapped it's PCB/ coil the the back of my case. Ghetto AF, but it works. xD
thanks very appreciated i done it myself and its work thanks again for this perfect video and take care !
Thank you so much for the help dude, now I need to replace the charger cuz got screwed up as all razer 2 phones hahaha
Hate nowadays phones...made it soo difficulty to replace a facking battery
I 'just' finished this. Not as big of a hassle as it seems. My only real issue was the bottom-middle silver screw snapped the thread piece off the phone and was lodged into the frame. I had to cut it out. It happened somewhere else too but meh. The only pressurized connection appears to be the speaker. As long as you don't mess those threads up, you're good to go. I still gotta get some M3 to seal it; but that's for another time.
Thanks you
Is the water resistance ruined once you replace the back adhesive like that?
Question. How do you know what model your razerphone 2 is? Or you just buy any razerphone 2 battery online?
Did it in 40 min, Nice tutorial but the music is just annoying as hell :D
where can i buy the replacement battery and adhesive strips
Just a quick question but i didnt notice any ribbon or other cable connected to the phone when you took the screen off. Looked like it just pops right off of the hinge. Is that the case or would i need to be watchful for a cable when i take my screen off. Thanks for your help and the nice video as well.
That's disappointing. I wanted to do this with my Razor to turn it into an emulation machine, seems tough and more involved than I'd like.
Do you think it'd be possible difficult to replace the charging port with just a generic one with soldering instead of replacing the whole board?
Where can I order razed phone parts?