Inside Galaxy S Wifi 5

[fantomv50]

Here is a Link to My tear down photos of the Galaxy S Wifi 5


Cheers

http://s1057.photobucket.com/albums/t390/Patrick_J73/

 

[rafa6571]

Porn for Geeks XD

 

[murph5525]

Here is a Link to My tear down photos of the Galaxy S Wifi 5


Cheers

http://s1057.photobucket.com/albums/t390/Patrick_J73/

Thanks - were you able to detach the battery?? I'm curious if the battery can be replaced!

 

[fantomv50]

Thanks - were you able to detach the battery?? I'm curious if the battery can be replaced!

Yes the Battery does detach. I have updated the picture to show the connector for the battery....

 

[l3oatsu]

Thanks for pic. Battery is very long .

 

[fantomv50]

Thanks for pic. Battery is very long .

yeah I was hoping for a battery like in the Galaxy Note, or any Galaxy come to think of it. Same power as to note @ 2500..

 

[murph5525]

Yes the Battery does detach. I have updated the picture to show the connector for the battery....

Awesome!

Two questions if i may:

Is the 5.0 Wifi the exact same as the 5.0 US version?

It looks like the connector snaps onto the motherboard. How does it connect to the battery - is there hooks or straight solder??

 

[fantomv50]

Awesome!

Two questions if i may:

Is the 5.0 Wifi the exact same as the 5.0 US version?

It looks like the connector snaps onto the motherboard. How does it connect to the battery - is there hooks or straight solder??

Not sure about both question. Did not take much notice to be honest.
I have never seen tge us version so again not sure.

 

[WT Ho]

Is there any tricks or tools needed to pry open the back cover?

 

[BXWolf92]

I've done the same to mine. You need to remove the two small screws by the micro-usb port, then use a safe pry tool to pry open the case.

I have a US Version, and my battery was hooked on, but easy to remove. As far as I know the battery is uniquely shaped on this device, but i have yet to see a galaxy note battery for myself.

 

[murph5525]

I've done the same to mine. You need to remove the two small screws by the micro-usb port, then use a safe pry tool to pry open the case.

I have a US Version, and my battery was hooked on, but easy to remove. As far as I know the battery is uniquely shaped on this device, but i have yet to see a galaxy note battery for myself.

Thanks for the additional info!

 

[exodus454]

I've done the same to mine. You need to remove the two small screws by the micro-usb port, then use a safe pry tool to pry open the case.

I have a US Version, and my battery was hooked on, but easy to remove. As far as I know the battery is uniquely shaped on this device, but i have yet to see a galaxy note battery for myself.

There's 3 screws. Two by the USB under little white stickers, and one under the SD card door.

The battery is replaceable, it has a rectangular snappy connector onto the main board. Not soldered, just pull (carefully) to detach.

 

[murph5525]

The battery is replaceable, it has a rectangular snappy connector onto the main board. Not soldered, just pull (carefully) to detach.

Hello

It looked that way from the provided images but my inquiry was about how the connector ribbon attaches to the battery? Or would a replacement battery come with a new connector ribbon already attached??