[Solved] Samsung J5 2017 (J530) Battery Replacement Process: Comparing to S8 and Other Models

The model is so new that I could not find dismantli via Google

I am thinking a little bit about whether the self-replacement of batteries in this model makes sense with the average experience and technical background - Samsung service offers exchange for 50 PLN, so it should not be complicated.

Is it done like in many similar smartphones (eg S8), unplugging the display, or, more simply, "dividers", etc.?
(Replacing the display / touch in eg Gps is not a problem for me).

Pontikos wrote:

Samsung service offers exchange for 50 PLN,

I have not dismantled this model yet, but for PLN 50. do not even think about it.

If I think about it, it's for educational and ambition purposes, not economic. If it costs so much, it does not have to be work or time-consuming. The question of knowledge and tools
Judging from the construction of the casing, the front panel sits in a "bowl", If it is splash-proof, it has either a seal + cloves, or it is glued in, which is probably cheaper and simpler to manufacture, but less homemade in dismantling If s8 is bonded, then the cheaper model will probably be for sure
Although because of the specific construction of the front 3d panel, ask the smarter than yourself is always worth it

The display is stuck on both the bottom and edges, if access is only through the display it is really not cool. If you have no experience, it is very easy to damage the display, which is not so cheap anymore.
In a word for PLN 50, although I run a website, I would give them myself to do it myself.
-You do not risk damaging a much more expensive display
- You do not lose your warranty
- You are sure that you get the original Samsung batteries, not the original counterfeit from the Allegro

Thank you for the factual answer and sensible arguments! Greetings!