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-[* black] Battery removal!
-[* black] Easier than the edge, the connector is on the top of the motherboard, so we can remove it before the motherboard, huzzah!
-[* black] Same adhesive tho
+[* black] Who runs the phone? Battery!
+[* black] Removing the battery on the S6 should be a little bit easier than the [guide|39158|Edge|stepid=88413]. The battery connector is sits on the top of the motherboard, meaning it can be removed before the motherboard. Huzzah!
+[* black] Apparently, the S6 engineering team wasn't completely committed to the cause of battery removal. We find the same high strength adhesive here that we found on the Edge's battery.