Can I be able to replace any battery from the iphone 4 4s or 5 with these screwdrivers? Thank you.
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Their are 3 pentalope bits in this kit (P2,P5 and P6) however I do not have a iphone to check the fit.
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It should work. It is a universal kit containing most tools needed for replacing the rechargeable batteries in many electronic devices. I purchased it to replace the battery in my Garmin. Since then, I've used it for a Samsung cell phone and an iphone 3 GS. The most important tools that you most likely wouldn't be able to find in a hardware store, are the plastic pry tools designed to prevent damaging the device during disassembly. If you purchased this kit for those alone, it's worth the price. (Note: I also needed the suction cup for the iphone.)
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Do not have an IPhone 4....We have 2 Iphone 5...But I can,t imagine why these would not work with the Iphone 4...They work great on our 5's
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There is no easy access to replace the batteries. But, as with all devices and tools that use lithium-ion or lithium polymer batteries, they are fantastic for a couple a thousand cycles of charging, minimum. That would mean you can charge them three times a say for several years without a problem. I can't see anyone using them that much. I hope the information helps.
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I bought this over a year ago, but from what I remember, I think I had to buy the screwdrivers separately. In particular the to open the iPhone 4 you need a special star shaped screwdriver (pentalobe). I bought it from here: http://www.directfix.com/category/TOOLS.html Pentalobe Screwdriver 5-Point for the iPhone 5 & iPhone 4/4S (http://www.directfix.com/product/IP-2466.html) Item# IP-2466 Its been over a year and the screen is still working great. I also bought replacement screws from that same site so if i ever had to open the phone again it would be easier. My wife dropped the phone a second time and its cracked again, but still functioning. I may have to buy another one of these soon, rofl.
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You are awesome! My son got ithe polar express last week for his birthday and the battery has been dead all day. I thought I was going to have to get a special triangle screwdriver until I found your post.
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I didn't use 4 but I know iPhone 5 and iPhone 4s differences 4s battery life last longer. 4 and 4s both not for international uses.
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You will have to do the soldering. You don't have to get the programming card, but it is WELL worth it, and I HIGHLY recommend it, or you may find yourself rather frustrated when trying to change even a small variable. Additionally, this ESC needs really good lipo batteries. If running 4s, I recommend at least 5000mah each at 35c or greater discharge, I believe I run 60c. Caps might help with inadequate batteries. It demands a lot of juice, but really puts out the power. I can't see how anyone could make use of all the power it puts out even with just 4s. It is a handful and awesome.
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Not exactly. You can get the exact same batteries that don't look the same, because Apple just doesn't sell them without the charger. The ones that are the same but look different are here: eneloop AA 1800 cycle, Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries, 4 Pack (discontinued by manufacturer)
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I am pretty sure iPhone 4/ 4s have the same screws. So yes I do believe it works with a 4s to.
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this one is NOT recommended for the iphone , and is mostly for usb charging cheapie phones, as the iphone draws alot of power during its charge up cycle,....this one would melt in the attempt,..and does not have the ability to fit with harnessing the built in 30 pin that the iphone has.....the best range of iphone batteries this way, i have seen, are way down the amazon lists of such batteries, they have hi-tech sounding names and they run from $55-80 and they mention right on thier ad that they fit all iphones and fully charge them up to 8 safe times!
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These devices use Bluetooth 4.0, which is only available on the iPhone 4S and iPhone 5, NOT iPhone 4. iPhone 4 has Bluetooth 2.1 only, as stated clearly on the specifications from Apple: http://www.apple.com/iphone/iphone-4/specs.html So unfortunately, NO, these will NOT work with the iPhone 4 or earler.
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I have an iPhone 4 - I'm not sure about any model numbers or whether its locked or unlocked. The back cover comes with a screw driver for the tiny screws that hold the back cover on. I just removed the screws, took off the broken back cover, put the new back cover on and replaced the screws. Easy.
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The backup battery can either be charged with the Powermat Mat (the easiest way IMHO),or with a micro connector charger.It will work with the older type Iphone connector that is on the 4S.They have newer battery backups that work with the new lightning connector on Apple devices also.It is a very cool system.
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This specific charger is only for an iPhone 4/4S. You would have to find one with a lightning charger for an iPhone 5
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I used both screwdrivers (and a few more) and managed to strip all the battery screws. Couldn't get the old battery out and didn't know what to do. Sent away for an extractor set and eventually used a flat screwdriver to get the screws out and replace them. Although the screwdrivers that came with the battery are somewhat helpful, I don't think they're exactly right for the task.By the way, the screws in my computer (a MacBook Pro 16" mid-2009) are pentalobe screws which are really unique - a pentalobe screwdriver might work on it, or it might not. I'd try a flat screwdriver, a lot of patience, and some pressure before buying a pentalobe screwdriver if you don't already have one. I used both screwdrivers (and a few more) and managed to strip all the battery screws. Couldn't get the old battery out and didn't know what to do. Sent away for an extractor set and eventually used a flat screwdriver to get the screws out and replace them. Although the screwdrivers that came with the battery are somewhat helpful, I don't think they're exactly right for the task.By the way, the screws in my computer (a MacBook Pro 16" mid-2009) are pentalobe screws which are really unique - a pentalobe screwdriver might work on it, or it might not. I'd try a flat... » Read More I used both screwdrivers (and a few more) and managed to strip all the battery screws. Couldn't get the old battery out and didn't know what to do. Sent away for an extractor set and eventually used a flat screwdriver to get the screws out and replace them. Although the screwdrivers that came with the battery are somewhat helpful, I don't think they're exactly right for the task.By the way, the screws in my computer (a MacBook Pro 16" mid-2009) are pentalobe screws which are really unique - a pentalobe screwdriver might work on it, or it might not. I'd try a flat screwdriver, a lot of patience, and some pressure before buying a pentalobe screwdriver if you don't already have one. « Show Less
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I don't know for sure but I did find this information from another poster. "The battery I found in my units:Troily 1.2 volt 80mAh Ni-MH button batteryThere may be different battery manufacturers used depending who got the battery supplier contract on that batch. The important info is the size and power.The battery has a connecting "fork" so you will need to solder 2 points to replace the battery, it's as easy as soldering gets. I believe I've seen the battery available for about $1.50 on the web.Do not open the unit unless you are prepared to replace the solder-installed battery. There is nothing in the unit that should be played with, and there is a lead that is easy to break that will require more soldering should you break it." I don't know for sure but I did find this information from another poster. "The battery I found in my units:Troily 1.2 volt 80mAh Ni-MH button batteryThere may be different battery manufacturers used depending who got the battery supplier contract on that batch. The important info is the size and power.The battery has a connecting "fork" so you will need to solder 2 points to replace the battery, it's as easy as soldering gets. I believe I've seen the battery available for about $1.50 on the web.Do not open the unit unless you are... » Read More I don't know for sure but I did find this information from another poster. "The battery I found in my units:Troily 1.2 volt 80mAh Ni-MH button batteryThere may be different battery manufacturers used depending who got the battery supplier contract on that batch. The important info is the size and power.The battery has a connecting "fork" so you will need to solder 2 points to replace the battery, it's as easy as soldering gets. I believe I've seen the battery available for about $1.50 on the web.Do not open the unit unless you are prepared to replace the solder-installed battery. There is nothing in the unit that should be played with, and there is a lead that is easy to break that will require more soldering should you break it." « Show Less