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This Droid Turbo replacement battery is what you need to bring your dead smartphone back to life!
Battery degradation is an inevitable part of your Android phone's lifespan — extend it with this replacement battery compatible with the Droid Turbo XT1254. If your smartphone won’t turn on, won’t hold a charge, or you simply experience poor battery life, this replacement battery may be what you need to fix it.
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Degraded battery life and shutting down with life still in battery.
Repairs were successful. Actually did two phones, my sons and mine.
Have patience with removing the back casing. Get the top corner opposite the earphone jack off first. Lever it open as much as you can then use your spudger (back plastic tool) to push under and into the double sided tape holding the case and charging coil together. Slowly push into the bond layer with the chisel end on the spudger. A hair dryer helps a little to soften the bond. Once the back is off, remove the four tiny torx screws holding the camera cover on. Then there are two tiny clips that are part of the cover, one on each side. They just break when you level off the cover, but no matter, the screws hold it together fine without. More spudgering to move the charging coil out of the way, then loosen the battery. The rest is easy and no need to re-glue anything on reassembly. Good luck with yours.
Degraded battery life and shutting down with life still in battery.
Repairs were successful. Actually did two phones, my sons and mine.
Have patience with removing the back casing. Get the top corner opposite the earphone jack off first. Lever it open as much as you can then use your spudger (back pla . . .
