Why My OnePlus One Battery Drains Quickly

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OnePlus One is an awesome gadget. However, a user told us he wanted to replace his OnePlus One's battery, and he didn't know how to do it. He asked whether we have disassembled the OnePlus One or not, in hopes that he could just follow our guide. As he reported to us, the battery of his device drains so quickly that it drops from 100% to 23% in one day of use, and while this may seem normal, he didn't play any games on his phone and also had disabled GPS, Bluetooth, Mobile Data, and only had sporadic connections to the net through Wi-Fi. He was unable to figure out why his Oneplus One battery drains so quickly with its so-called 3100mAh battery capacity.

After I asked him some questions, I was able to work out what was up with his phone. In fact, it wasn't OnePlus One's fault at all. If anyone is also experienced the same issue, you can just go into the battery selection in the setting menu, and see if there's any particular App or process causing excessive drain, e.g. Facebook. Close the Apps, then check your battery several hours later. You'll be surprised!

Many people would owe the battery drain issue to the Android system. They claimed that they never came across the issue. However, frankly speaking, the Android system is simply providing services without much drain. Facebook Messenger or other Apps are notorious battery hogs. They are operating through the system services in the most wasteful way and they are constantly forcing connections. Android system is simply doing what it's being told to do, by Facebook and other rogue Apps.

If anyone else is experiencing the battery drain issue, they should check in their setting first, try close all the background process or Apps, then if the battery still drop quickly, they may need to replace it. Fortunately, we will roll out our disassembly videos for OnePlus very soon. What do you want to see in the disassembly video? We'll keep them in mind when we film.

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How to change your Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge battery in 5 Steps

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Since Samsung has made the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge with a non-removable battery, and with the battery capacity of these two batteries only being 2550 mAh and 2600 mAh, many people are wondering whether it’s possible/how hard it is to replace the S6 and S6 Edge’s battery? Samsung has released official battery change instructions within their manual (Check it here), but this doesn’t really give you an idea of how difficult the task is. Here our detailed guide will walk you step-by-step through how to replace the S6 and S6 Edge battery. Want to change the battery? Check our guide out first!

To replace the Samsung Galaxy S6 battery:

Tools you need:

Ejector Pin X 1

Heat Gun/Hair Dryer X 1

Metal Spudger Tool X 1 (to pry up the battery)

Phillips Screw Driver X 1 (PH00 1.5)

Plastic Pry Tool X 1

Suction Cup X 1

Step 1:

Shut down your S6 first before you do anything else, then use the Ejector Pin to take out the SIM card and SIM card tray.

Step 2:

Use the Heat Gun/Hair Dryer to heat up one end of the S6 for about 1~2 mins (we start from the bottom), then use the Suction cup to pry up the battery door a little bit and insert the Plastic Pry Tool (or playing cards) in. Take your time during this step, the battery door is adhered to the frame with some very strong adhesive; if it’s too hard to pry up the battery door, try to use more heat, not strength; use a thin plastic pry tool instead of razor blade in order to avoid damaging the glass. After the Plastic Pry Tool has been inserted in, heat up the edges and then gently slide it around the edge to open the battery door.

Step 3:

Undo the 13 screws around the middle plate, then heat up the front of the S6 to loosen the adhesive around the middle plate. Pry up the screen assembly a little bit with the help of a Suction Cup and thin Plastic Pry Tool, then slide the tool to separate the screen assembly (a little strength can be applied to the back of the battery, but not too much, handle carefully and gently)

Step 4:

Disconnect the 6 connectors that hold the motherboard as showed in the picture to release it.

Step 5:

Use the Metal Spudger tool and insert it into the gap between the battery and screen assembly, very very carefully to pry it up because the battery is adhered to the fragile AMOLED display directly! (Do not heat up the battery! Do not bend the battery too much! Be patient!)

After these steps, you could replace the old batter with a new one, and reassemble the Samsung Galaxy S6.

Want to replace the screen of Samsung Galaxy S6, check our tutorial here!

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To replace the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge's battery 

These two device share the same structure so the steps are nearly the same

Tools you need:

Ejector Pin X 1

Heat Gun/Hair Dryer X 1

Phillips Screw Driver X 1 (PH00 1.5)

Plastic Pry Tool X 1

Suction Cup X 1

Step 1:

Power off the phone then remove the SIM card tray and SIM card.(Photos via ifixit)

Step 2: 

Use the Heat Gun/Hair Dryer to heat up one edge of the S6 Edge, and apply the Suction Cup to pull up the glass a little bit, then insert the thin Case Open Tool to open the battery door.(Photos via ifixit)

     

Step 3: 

Undo the screws around the middle plate, unlike the S6, there’s no adhesive in between the middle plate and the screen assembly, what you need to do is just to pop it up with the help of a Suction Cup and a Case Open Tool.(Photos via ifixit)

Step 4:

Pop up all the connectors to release the motherboard.(Photos via ifixit)

Step 5:

Use the Case Opening Tool to pry up the battery (the battery is also adhered to the AMOLED screen, so watch out!)

 

(Photos via ifixit)

After these 5 steps, you can install the new battery in then reassemble all the other parts.

Replacing the Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 edge battery is not an easy job, we strongly do not recommend people who have no/less experience attempting this.