Battery on my Android Tablet died, so I upgraded it with 18650 replaceable batteries. Tutorial with pics
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I did this last year with an e-reader
How to have the whole train car to yourself.
def looks like a handwritten 00:00:01 countdown clock on it lmfao
It would be much simpler to use an external battery pack, like this.
Getting banned from all air travel speedrun.
Went on a tour of an airport (small international one). Security told us they get weird scares all the time. A guy had a paperweight novelty grenade in his bag. Crazy part was they knew him-he worked there for 30 years and had recently retired. Dude missed his flight and had to answer looooots of questions. FBI didn’t clear him for travel until a month later. They said it wasn’t a prank either, guy just didn’t think anything of it.
Cool, but I’m not seeing a link to the tutorial.
Why spend $12 on an easily replaceable battery when you can just use $11.97 worth of 18650’s and six hours of your life?
If you already opened it to install this, why didn’t you just buy an actual replacement from China?
ETA:
This is (probably) a Blackview Tab 12 Pro
I found a proper replacement ranging in price from $10 to $30 depending on if you wanted a Stateside store and faster ship or willing to wait for AliExpress.
This is a solution in search of a problem
but replacing the battery doesn’t mean you get to have a tablet with replaceable batteries
It proves you already had a tablet with replaceable batteries…
The logic here is astounding.
replaceable batteries as in AA batteries
That’s… a lot of batteries for one tablet. Where are the other 18,647?
Lol assuming this is an honest question, or answering for those that are truly wondering, 18650 is a type of battery, not the count. Like AA, AAA, etc.
this looks more like “how to set your house on fire”
Only to people who say such things
