Samsung Galaxy S10 5G: How to replace the battery

If the battery of the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G is defective, you can no longer use the device and must replace the battery. You can find out here whether the battery replacement is covered by Samsung Care+ and what the costs for the repair are within and outside of the device's warranty.

This is how good the battery of the new Samsung Galaxy S10 5G is

The Samsung Galaxy S10 5G has a 4,500 mAh lithium-ion battery, which you can charge to over 50 percent within 30 minutes and fully within 100 minutes, thanks to the fast charging function. The smartphone can be charged via USB cable at the PC or the wall socket as well as inductively. However, you need a Qi charging station to charge the battery wirelessly via induction. In addition, the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G allows you to recharge the batteries of other compatible devices. To do so, simply turn on the device's Wireless Powershare feature.

Samsung Galaxy S10 5G: How to change the battery

If the battery of the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G can no longer be recharged with any of the methods described above, there might be a defect. Also, if the battery becomes hot or discharges particularly quickly, a change may be necessary.

1. If the battery damage occurs within the statutory warranty, the battery change is possible for you free of charge.
2. If you no longer have a warranty for your device, the repair by a Samsung-authorized workshop is subject to a charge and costs around 85 euros.
3. While damage to the battery is not covered by Samsung Care+ according to the terms of the contract, damage to the battery charger is covered.