Vivo S1 Pro Battery Replacement – B-K3 100% Original 4500mAh

Q: How much does buying a new Vivo S1 Pro battery cost in India?

A 100% original Vivo S1 Pro battery replacement costs around Rs 1400-1500. You can buy a duplicate battery for Rs 500-600 if you want a cheaper battery. A duplicate battery is an average-quality product that doesn’t offer the benefits of the original battery, and backup time is mediocre.

Q: How do I install the new Vivo S1 Pro battery?

If you want to know how to install the new battery into your phone, we’ll outline the basic steps :

• First, you need to eject the SIM tray from the phone.
• Then, you need to remove the back panel, and you can create an opening in one corner using your nails or a pry tool.
• Slowly remove the back panel, and then you’ll see many screws, and you need to open all of them to get to the motherboard.
• Take off the old battery’s flex cable from the motherboard.
• You can gently pull the battery using the pulling sticker, which you can find on most batteries.
• The battery is stuck on the middle frame; you should pull it gently without acting hastily.
• Then, take the new battery, connect it to the motherboard, and turn on the phone.
• You should charge the new battery and use it for one hour before you assemble everything back together.

Installation of a new battery is easy, and you should always do this gently. Several important flex cables are under the battery, so please don’t use sharp objects as they can explode or cut the cables under the battery, and you can’t see them.

Q: When should you replace the old battery?

Customers often misinterpret battery problems as hardware issues and can’t pinpoint the exact cause in time. Mobile phone technicians take advantage of this situation when you are perplexed and don’t know what’s wrong with your phone. You might be paying for the faults that don’t even exist in your phone.

The most straightforward way to identify battery problems is to check the Battery usage graph. You must replace the battery if you see blank gaps in the battery graph or a sudden decline in the battery percentage. Here are some indications of a worn-out battery :

1. The battery drains way too fast, even with moderate device use.
2. After charging your phone to 100%, you see random ups and downs in battery percentage.
3. The battery has puffed up, and you can feel a bulge inside your phone.
4. Your phone restarts automatically without any apparent reason.
5. The phone charges to 100% levels, and the battery drains in 2-3 hours without using it.
6. You must charge your device 2-3 times daily now, while one full charge was enough previously.

All the above issues indicate a depleted battery. If you’re facing a problem like the one we’ve listed above, you should consider replacing the battery as soon as possible.

Q: What are the best battery usage practices?

If you follow the best usage practices, you can enhance the battery life and stay problem-free for a long time. These are the things you should follow :

• Always use the original charger and original cable to charge your phone.
• You shouldn’t use local power backs and Rs 50 cables to charge your phone.
• Using different chargers and cables is always harmful in the long run.

If you follow these practices, you’ll not face battery issues. Most customers plug anything in their phone to charge it, and that’s where the most troubles come from. You should always be careful about your device and not use other charges unless in an extreme emergency.

Please refer to the images below to see the Vivo S1 Pro battery photos. If you’ve any questions about the product, please call us at 9587954273, and we’ll answer all the related questions.

All our products come with a 30-day return, refund, and replacement guarantee. To return a product, It should be in the same condition we sent. You can’t use or paste the new Vivo S1 Pro battery if you want to return it. For complete details about Shipping, Returns, and warranty, please click here.