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-[* black] Battery removal!
+[* black] What do you need to remove a glued-down battery from a Galaxy phone?
+ [* black] ***Option 1***: lots of heat, a pry tool, a fire extinguisher, a bucket of sand, and nerves of steel.
+ [* black] ***Option 2***: a syringe loaded with a little [product|IF145-400-1|iFixit Adhesive Remover].
+[* black] We opt for the latter and splash a bit of the blue stuff into the little tub that cradles the battery. A few minutes later, we have our prize.
+[* icon_note] This here's a 3.85 V, 3500 mAh battery weighing in at 13.48 Wh. Sound familiar?
+ [* black] Yep, those are the [guide|87086|exact same specs|stepid=164355] as the battery we found in the S8+ last year.
+ [* black] ''"If it ain't broke, don't fix it"''—so sayeth Samsung.
+[* black] By the way, Samsung really likes to put this sticky black webbing on top of their batteries, and we've never learned why. Give us a shout if you can offer a clue.