As you say, the connector is the same but the flex length is different. You may be able to bend it in place but be careful not to kink the flex. I mix and match batteries all the time for testing purposes but not when sealing a device
The iPhone 7 battery is smaller in length and width than the iPhone 6S battery and by quite a margin however it is thicker so it’s unclear if this will fit “properly” inside an iPhone 6S due to vertical clearance. If it does fit, you will get a nice boost in design capacity (1960 mAh vs 1710mAh).
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So my suggestion is to try it and then post back so others will know form your first hand experience :>).
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So my suggestion is to try it and then post back so others will know from your first hand experience :>).
As you say, the connector is the same but the flex length is different. You may be able to bend it in place but be careful not to kink the flex. I mix and match batteries all the time for testing purposes but not when sealing a device
The iPhone 7 battery is smaller in length and width than the iPhone 6S battery and by quite a margin however it is thicker so it’s unclear if this will fit “properly” inside an iPhone 6S due to vertical clearance. If it does fit, you will get a nice boost in design capacity (1960 mAh vs 1710mAh).
So my suggestion is to try it and then post back so others will know form your first hand experience :>).