for Pixel 5 Battery GTB1F Replacement Kit for Google Pixel 5 Model GD1YQ, GTT9Q with Repair Tools Kit and User Manual

The battery fits correctly, including the cable connection. The instructions are clear. The cheapie plastic tools do the job. And the price is certainly right. If your Pixel 5's battery is swelling up, or failing to hold a charge, this is exactly what you need. And if you're even modestly handy with tools, you can swap the battery in 15 minutes or less.

New battery works perfect. Great fit, came with all the tools, quick and easy instructions.

Still heats up easily when I play games on my phone and the battery still blows goats but now my phone isn't bulging from an expanded battery so it got the job done.

If your Pixel 5 battery is completely failed and won't turn on, then this will likely be a good cheap fix for you. This battery does indeed work, even if the connector wiring is not a perfect match (doesn't lay perfectly flat where the old one did when installing). But my biggest complaint is that the battery life does not seem to be any better than my 4 year old Pixel 5, which was barely making it a day on light use. With 3 hours of podcast listening on bluetooth earbuds, and on standby the rest of the morning, it's already down to 50% at 12pm. This battery must have sat on a shelf for years before getting purchased. (Was at 43% when I turned my phone on.) You get what you pay for is my takeaway.

Despues de su instalación mi pixel 5 recuperó la vida, funciona perfectamente y me dura todo el día en uso normal y a veces aun exigiendole

TL;DR: Do not buy this kit. I was happy to find all the tools needed for the job and excellent printed instructions (but I still recommend watching a YouTube video ahead of time). However my happiness was short-lived: After getting through the hard part -- separating the case halves without damage -- I was dismayed to find the included T3 driver not up to the task. The tool is not properly hardened and tempered and the spines immediately broke on the very first screw. I had to file the tool down to get back to good splines and then temper the tool myself with a torch -- with my phone already in two pieces there was no way to stop the project to wait for a better tool. With care I was able to remove all ten screws, but I did have to file and temper the tool one more time. For fear of breaking it again I was unable to properly torque the screws on re-assembly. Then I found the pre-installed adhesive was in the wrong place. In order for the battery to fit and for the adhesive not to damage other parts if it needs to be removed again, I had to peel it off the battery and discard it before installation and use my own adhesive tape. All told these problems added nearly two hours to the project. It remains to be seen how well the battery performs now that it is installed.

I was so excited to fix the phone battery using the manual and instructions. Step 1 remove screen: unless you are a very tech savvy person with the manual know how, this isn't worth it. My only problem going into this was a phone battery that died fast. Now I have two pink lines in the middle of phone screen because I tried to open the screen and failed miserably. In my attempt to open the screen using the manual instructions, I messed up my screen and it's not fixable. Not worth the trouble if you're not an expert.

This kit worked great, my battery life is restored. If you are doing this for the first time, do not pry up the battery near the finger print sensor. I broke mine :( Also take the center plastic out from the gasket film before you install it.