If you want to purchase a Nokia 6.1 Plus battery replacement, you are on the right web page. Nokia 6.1 Plus is an immensely popular phone, and after using the phone for 2-3 years, battery issues are bound to happen. The original battery is excellent but will not last perpetually because as soon as the charge/discharge cycles are over, it will start showing slowdowns.
Consider a scenario when the battery percentage is 15%, and you need to make a payment, but as soon as you turn on the data connection, the battery starts to drop like a countdown, and the phone turns off. This is an example because similar things happen with customers facing battery issues. Usually, the main reason for a worn-out battery is the prolonged usage of the phone, like 2-3 years.
Nokia 6.1 Plus Battery Specifications
This battery is 100% original, tested for full capacity, and suitable for Nokia 6.1 Plus. | |
The Nokia 6.1 Plus battery model number is HE342, and the capacity is 3060 mAh. | |
Max Voltage 4.4V. | |
Nominal Voltage 3.85V | |
Rated Capacity 3000mAh/11.55Wh | |
Typical Capacity 3060mAh/11.78Wh | |
You can resolve all battery-related issues by replacing the worn-out battery. |
What are the early indications of a running-out Nokia 6.1 Plus Battery?
The battery problems gradually start to appear, and you might often ignore them and consider them a temporary hiccup. After some time, the problems intensify, and you’ve to replace the battery. Customers often face these issues when the battery is about to die :
- The battery drains very fast, drops unexpectedly, and the phone turns off without notice.
- Due to charging the phone overnight, the battery is puffed up/swelled.
- The battery was damaged during repairs and got smoked due to pricking.
- The battery flex cable is torn, or the connector is broken.
- After charging the battery to 100% level, the charge doesn’t stay long.
- Even in standby mode, without using the battery, it drains automatically.
- You are using the original charger and cable, but the battery percentage is still declining.
- The battery has bulged and protruded the back glass.
There can be other scenarios when you need to replace the Nokia 6.1 Plus battery, but we’ve tried to sum up most of them.
How can a duplicate Nokia 6.1 Plus battery camouflage the problem?
People are fond of purchasing cheap products without understanding the consequences. We sell a 100% original battery, but customers often consider alternatives because they want to purchase something for a low price and buy a duplicate battery but consider it original. Now the copy battery doesn’t provide ample backup time, and the customers think it is not a battery issue and visits the technician to solve it.
The technicians are experts in fooling customers, and they would say it is an IC fault and such other non-existent things to extort more money from you. While in reality, the real problem is the duplicate battery you bought for cheap. So always remember that cheap items surely come with tens of unforeseen headaches. Always buy a 100% Original Nokia 6.1 Plus battery, which will be long-lasting and free from issues.
Please note that the battery on this page is 100% original and not fake. There are tons of cheaper batteries available in the market, but they are less expensive for a reason. The capacity of those copy batteries is far less than the original one. So make a wise decision and buy an authentic replacement for the battery to avoid any issues later.
Common Customer Questions
Q: How much does it cost to replace an exhausted Nokia 6.1 Plus battery in India?
The price of a 100% original Nokia 6.1 Plus battery replacement is around Rs 2800-3000. If you buy a first copy battery, it costs about Rs 500-750 in India.
Q: What are the basic steps to replace the Nokia 6.1 Plus battery?
Battery replacement is not easy and should only be performed by a technician or trained personnel. These steps are just for the basic knowledge purpose :
- First, you must blow out hot air around the back panel to soften the adhesive.
- Then you need to pry up the back panel to take it off. Please see this teardown video to see how it works.
- The fingerprint scanner is stuck on the back panel, so remove it gently.
- Open the casing covering the motherboard, disconnect the relevant flex cables and then pry up the battery.
- Please note that the display’s flex is underneath the battery, so if you use the wrong tools to remove the battery, the flex will erupt.
- Please take off the battery slowly and replace it with a new one.
You should always be sure first to watch the teardown video to become familiar with the phone’s internal structure so that you don’t face any issues later.
Q: What is the difference between a copy and an original battery?
The original battery comes from the factory that makes goods for the company, while hundreds of third-party manufacturers manufacture the copy battery. The copy batteries are not made by following the best standards, and that’s why such batteries are not worth it. Copy batteries indeed attract a lot of business because they are cheap, but it is not something we advocate about. A copy battery is a hassle, while the original one provides 100% perfect backup time and satisfaction. Surely, the price of the original battery is high, but it is worth it.
Q: How can I identify the battery issues myself?
Identifying battery issues is easy, and even your phone provides a quick way. Please follow these steps :
- Simply go to Settings->Battery section of your phone.
- Check the battery graph; if you see sudden ups and down in battery percentage, the battery is worn out.
- The battery is fine if you see a gradual decline in the remaining battery power.
- In this section, you can observe all the applications that consume the most battery power. Uninstalling them will help.
Please note that if you charge the battery, the graph will go up, and you don’t consider those ups in this calculation. To get a proper battery usage graph, charge your phone to 100% levels, and then don’t charge it until the battery drops to 10%. Before charging the battery, check the battery usage graph; if you see sudden declines in this graph, the battery surely needs a replacement.
Q: Which additional factors can shorten the battery life?
People often use the phone intensively, and the young generation is addicted to phones. Playing resource-intensive games and charging the battery several times a day will shorten battery life. The battery overheats when you intensely use it, and that causes gas build-up inside the battery. That’s why the battery swells up after a year, and you’ve to replace it.
Another factor is using duplicate chargers, cables, and other mechanisms not guaranteed to charge the battery properly. The duplicate cheap cables are not the best to purchase for your phone, and the battery life certainly shortens if you don’t have the original charger. Surely, many people use different chargers without problems, but it doesn’t mean it is a green-lighted method.
Nokia 6.1 Plus Battery Photos
These photos show the actual product you get after your order. This is Nokia 6.1 Plus 100% original battery. Feel free to match our product’s photos with your existing original battery.
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