Is it *possible* to change the battery ?

[Wolf]

Please,

didn’t you watched the videos on youtube?

Didn’t you see the thermal mods ?

First step there is always to take the battery power plug out of the board so why shouldn’t you be able to change battery?

Should be done easier than a thermal mod.

Good luck - WOLF

[Kyle Battle]

I had the same problem and only recently found a replacement battery for my Thinker. You can search for it on Aliexpress using the search terms:

5000mAh Battery for ALLDOCUBE Cube Thinker Tablet PC Kubi Li-Po

Replacing the battery is very easy. The original OEM battery body is held in place by screws so it’s easy to remove. Disconnecting the power cable is also very easy, just use your fingernails to gently wiggle it out. Putting the new battery in place is simple, it’s held there with black tape that the seller gives you. So yes, you can replace the battery.

[Albert]

My battery died too. I then bought one of those aliexpress replacement batteries. And it was indeed very easy to replace the old one, at least after unscrewing all those little screws that hold the metall bottom of the notebook (20? or so). The new one has some 50.000 mWh and a running time of  3 hours 45 min according to BatteryBar v.3.6.6 (I did not test out whether the new one really runs that long as my notebook is normally in use only indoors).

[xiaomei]

I bought the CUBE Thinker i35 battery through AliExpress, but I don’t know how to install it. I hope I can guide you.

[Albert]

As Kyle Battle has said here already:
“Replacing the battery is very easy. The original OEM battery body is held in place by screws so it’s easy to remove. Disconnecting the power cable is also very easy, just use your fingernails to gently wiggle it out. Putting the new battery in place is simple, it’s held there with black tape that the seller gives you”
Probably the most time consumimg is the unscrewing of the bottom plate as Cube used more than a dozen screws.

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