Changing the battery on the huawei mate 20 pro?

I bought a used huawei mate 20 pro from a used goods dealer and am really satisfied for the first time. Only one thing bothers me… The battery. The mobile phone is equipped with a 4200mAh battery and for me the battery discharges by a little less than 10% when the mobile phone is in use. Is this normal and I'm worried too much, or does the battery really have a lot behind it? If you can change the battery, I should do it and what does the fun cost me! I don't dare to do it myself.

Leave the battery in until it is really scrap and then change it

How much it costs depends on where you have it done

First of all I have to ask who is actually making this change…

With my Blaupunkt mobile phone, the battery discharges quite quickly when used intensively and that also has a fixed battery. But most of the time I can connect the cell phone to charge and the cell phone is a good 2 years old.

And the 2nd cell phone, a Samsung Galaxy has been around for 3 years and the battery can be replaced and, strangely enough, uses a lot less battery.

As I said: If you want to change the battery, you should best contact the manufacturer or mobile phone workshops - that's my recommendation now!

And they should definitely offer you a quote for free! If they even want to calculate something for the estimate, then you have to know for yourself whether you want it - I wouldn't want it!

Either a free estimate or let's forget it!

As long as you can use your smartphone for at least a day without having to recharge, everything is okay. Only when a charge is no longer sufficient to get through the day does it make sense to think about changing the battery.

If you want to do it yourself: https://www.kaputt.de/anleitungen/1152021/huawei-mate-20-pro-akku

or have it done: https://www.mcrepair.de/Huawei-Mate-20-Pro-Akkutausch

The smartphone is great, I also use HUAWEI and I'm very satisfied.

Regards, Dalko

Thank you very much! I have already found the video but unfortunately it is the p20. But I have the mate 20… I don't dare to do it myself anyway

The models don't differ that much, but if you don't trust yourself, only one company that can pay for it is worth considering. However, if you live near a repair coffee, you can have the battery replaced there if necessary, which is significantly cheaper because you only pay for the material costs:

https://repaircafe.org/de/

https://www.verbraucherzentrale.de/wissen/umwelt-haushalt/nachhaltigkeit/repaircafes-8208