[VZW] Anybody selling their stock battery? - Samsung Galaxy Nexus

I know a couple people picked up those extended batteries when they were on sale from verizon (or maybe still on sale?), if anyone is selling their original stock non extended battery please feel free to give me a PM.

Sorry, I'm keeping my stock battery as a spare for days when I'll be using my phone a lot and won't be able to charge anywhere. I'm sure most other people will do the same since it's pretty nice to have a spare battery sometimes. I keep mine charged and stored in my car.
Also, I'm pretty sure you can still get the extended batteries from Verizon for $25. They've never really went off "sale" since the Nexus launched. I would definitely recommend picking one up for that price even though the difference is negligible (in both charge and size).

I work 3rd shift & am at work now. If you read this before I get a chance to PM you, send me a pm with what you think is a fair price. I will answer as soon as I can.
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[Q] Extended Battery w/ From eBay. Suggest Sellers? [First Time Post]

XDA Members,
This is my first post, and the HTC Evo is my first true Android device (late, I know, but I tried the Cliq and... eh...)
We all know that the battery for the Evo isn't enough. I'm on eBay examining my options, and noticed that there are extended batteries sold in the US that all pretty much look the same.
Are there any particular sellers that you would recommend? I know what ultimately matters is the brand and what the label says but I figured that this forum chock full of experienced Android enthusiasts would have certain people they'd recommend for certain products.
If not eBay, I have a couple of cheaper batteries available on Amazon.
Thanks!
the best performing battery is the stock oem htc battery, unless you want to use an extended battery door and make the evo look like a whale. then get the official sprint extended battery, it's about 50 bux. I get about 30 hours on my stock battery thanks to the great kernels and roms on this forum.
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oh and check out batteryboss.org
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Rvinfinite said:
XDA Members,
This is my first post, and the HTC Evo is my first true Android device (late, I know, but I tried the Cliq and... eh...)
We all know that the battery for the Evo isn't enough. I'm on eBay examining my options, and noticed that there are extended batteries sold in the US that all pretty much look the same.
Are there any particular sellers that you would recommend? I know what ultimately matters is the brand and what the label says but I figured that this forum chock full of experienced Android enthusiasts would have certain people they'd recommend for certain products.
If not eBay, I have a couple of cheaper batteries available on Amazon.
Thanks!
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Mugen seems like it keeps a lot of people happy. I'm stock though
I just got 2 Galilo with charger and they seem to be as good as the stock ones.
I went the cheap route for and extended battery and I got EXACTLY what I paid for, a CHEAP battery.....lol
Now i have to man up and take the loss on all the CHEAP accessories I brought for me and my wifes EVO and drop big $ on Seidio...
My advice do it right the 1st time....
What kernals and roms are u using to get 30 hours? I'm lucky if i get 8
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How are you guys getting so many hours? I only get like 8 Hours on my heavy use and i bought a 3500mah extended battery wtf? I'm also using the net Netarchy sbc 3.2 more havs and mym rom with setcpu running profiles. What am I doing wrong? I even have juice defender running aswell.
well my guess is hes using Myn's Warm RLS5.
as for the kernel. probably found a kernel that helps with the battery life more than the performance.

How do i spot fake OEM batteries?

There are a lot of batteries out now claiming to be OEM batteries for the Evo. They are red like the original. But saw somewhere that sellers were takeing the aftermarket black batteries and just making them red. Are there any ways to tell if it really is a OEM battery? Besides the obvious, buying it from sprint or htc. And if you know of a place to buy them on the cheap let me know plz. thx.
price
No clue what an oem battery costs. I'm using the chicitec from amazon 2 for 28.99. Good deal,better life. Will post my comarisons in that thread tonight.
I heard checking the back of the battery will tell you the mAh and reveal if the battery is real or a fake. Not too familiar with batteries but that's what I read. (lift up the sticker covering the battery)
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A REALLY EASY TEST and it works everytime... first suck on someones stick. Then put the battery in your mouth. If you die then it is real. if you don't. it's fake. lmao.
runcool said:
A REALLY EASY TEST and it works everytime... first suck on someones stick. Then put the battery in your mouth. If you die then it is real. if you don't. it's fake. lmao.
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How old are you? Really?
guess that how he did it
I bought a set of two batteries for $10 on ebay. They were 2000 ahm while the original htc battery are 1500ahm. the problem was that the ones I got were lithium ion. Make sure you get lithium polymer. It makes a HUGE diff. The twp together last but its a pain halting out the one fort the other. Not to mention changing them.
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Go to sprint chat. Tell the rep nicely your battery life sucks. He or she has been instructed to handle your issue by giving you credit for a new battery. Go to Sprint store. Purchase extended battery or regular battery. Go home and back on chat. Tell the new rep you were told you would be credited. He or she will do it. Next month see it on your bill.
To ensure 100% oem get it from Sprint. Plus the method I mentioned is free
Credits to jadeboy from themikmik for passing that on to me. It works.
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tommytomatoe said:
Go to sprint chat. Tell the rep nicely your battery life sucks. He or she has been instructed to handle your issue by giving you credit for a new battery. Go to Sprint store. Purchase extended battery or regular battery. Go home and back on chat. Tell the new rep you were told you would be credited. He or she will do it. Next month see it on your bill.
To ensure 100% oem get it from Sprint. Plus the method I mentioned is free
Credits to jadeboy from themikmik for passing that on to me. It works.
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Might have to give that a run on my E3D, just cause I'd like another battery...

OEM battery available through t-mobile tech support!?

i see that there's a thread for the oem charger kit, but not for the battery itself. so anyway, i just called tmo tech support and told them that i have been having very inconsistent battery life. say today i unplugged after reaching 100%, then 6-7hrs later after waking up-i only have 69% left. it's been happening every other day now, and i purposely exit all active apps and clear the ram before unplugging, but still the same problem.
anyway, tmo is sending me a new battery for the sgs2 for free because i am still under the 90 battery warranty period. i do have to pay $11.99 for ups express shipping though, $7.99 for usps. AND i get to keep the current battery as well, so not bad for $11.99 and a new battery.
also, i'm on 2.3.6, rooted with some bloats removed/freezed, stock rom, with juice defender running, email sync is only at 4hrs. anybody have any idea on why my phone is acting like this? i know i'm not the only one with the problem, but any tips or comments are welcome. TIA.
i've checked tmo's website, but couldn't find the battery for sale, so this is fyi only.
Tmo does this when you call about the battery for just about every phone they sell. They're pretty good about sending of replacements.
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will they do it if i bought the phone from sam's club? i want a spare oem battery. found a guy selling on ebay for $22 but don't know if it's legit. he sold like 50 already.
I pulled the trigger and bought this:
http://www.amazon.com/GTMax-Standar...PC/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1325813942&sr=8-15
tzbigworm said:
I pulled the trigger and bought this:
http://www.amazon.com/GTMax-Standar...PC/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1325813942&sr=8-15
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That is exactly what I ordered. I have that same brand for my G2. It’s STILL working fine for over a year now. The charging holder is very convenient.
MMakoto said:
i see that there's a thread for the oem charger kit, but not for the battery itself. so anyway, i just called tmo tech support and told them that i have been having very inconsistent battery life. say today i unplugged after reaching 100%, then 6-7hrs later after waking up-i only have 69% left. it's been happening every other day now, and i purposely exit all active apps and clear the ram before unplugging, but still the same problem.
anyway, tmo is sending me a new battery for the sgs2 for free because i am still under the 90 battery warranty period. i do have to pay $11.99 for ups express shipping though, $7.99 for usps. AND i get to keep the current battery as well, so not bad for $11.99 and a new battery.
also, i'm on 2.3.6, rooted with some bloats removed/freezed, stock rom, with juice defender running, email sync is only at 4hrs. anybody have any idea on why my phone is acting like this? i know i'm not the only one with the problem, but any tips or comments are welcome. TIA.
i've checked tmo's website, but couldn't find the battery for sale, so this is fyi only.
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Cool, Thanks. I never had to do this and I bought a galaxy s2 yesterday and I called tmo to get the battery, and they are shipping me a new one. But I couldnt get it overnight, but I'm only getting charged $5. I was about to buy an OEM one for $50 at a store in NYC... Nice...
how long does it take to receive the battery from tmobile? they told me like a week... they said there was no way to expedite it out to me....
Radsolutionz said:
how long does it take to receive the battery from tmobile? they told me like a week... they said there was no way to expedite it out to me....
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It usually just takes a few days.
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i hope i get mine by tuesday
So is the GTMax just as good as the OEM batt? The GTMax is so much cheaper than the OEM.
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cOvertKEEN said:
So is the GTMax just as good as the OEM batt? The GTMax is so much cheaper than the OEM.
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Nope
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How does the battery compare to an original? I'd it even a decent backup battery?
androidtoy09 said:
That is exactly what I ordered. I have that same brand for my G2. It’s STILL working fine for over a year now. The charging holder is very convenient.
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83fb said:
How does the battery compare to an original? I'd it even a decent backup battery?
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The battery works just fine. Not a single problem and it lasts just about the same as the OEM battery if not better (maybe I’m just a lucky one) I have absolutely no issue with it beside it being labeled aftermarket I alternate it daily with my OEM to help prolong both.
IMHO, everyone should have at least one spare/backup battery for his/her phone.
I called them several times and none of the reps was willing to give me a free battery.
I told them about bad/inconsistent battery life. They told me I needed to call from a separate phone so they check my battery or something on my phone. They also said there would be a $20 service fee even if im under my 90 warranty period...
They also told me to just go back to the store and get a replacement phone...but no car so that's a no go.
So what EXACTLY do you guys say to get the free battery?! or did they just change the rules on that.
asianxtreme said:
I called them several times and none of the reps was willing to give me a free battery.
I told them about bad/inconsistent battery life. They told me I needed to call from a separate phone so they check my battery or something on my phone. They also said there would be a $20 service fee even if im under my 90 warranty period...
They also told me to just go back to the store and get a replacement phone...but no car so that's a no go.
So what EXACTLY do you guys say to get the free battery?! or did they just change the rules on that.
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If you're within the 14 day period they will make you exchange the device. If you call asking for a "free" anything they're gonna deny you.
#1 always say you're calling from a different phone, even if you're not.
#2 always be courteous, appear to be calm yet bothered.
#3 keep reiterating how "unacceptable" the battery life is.
#4 anything posted here like this thread is YMMV and may not always work for every call for every caller.
Muff Burner said:
If you're within the 14 day period they will make you exchange the device. If you call asking for a "free" anything they're gonna deny you.
#1 always say you're calling from a different phone, even if you're not.
#2 always be courteous, appear to be calm yet bothered.
#3 keep reiterating how "unacceptable" the battery life is.
#4 anything posted here like this thread is YMMV and may not always work for every call for every caller.
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I work for a certain company and I find this amusing...
I can tell you, you're doing it wrong.
chrischoi said:
I work for a certain company and I find this amusing...
I can tell you, you're doing it wrong.
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Tell us how to do it right?
Couldn't help but ask. PM would be nice if you don't want to post publicly
Just like my signature says... I'm not speaking on behalf of anyone or tricking anyone... These are my personal opinions.
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If you're within the 14 day period they will make you exchange the device.
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This is 100% true.
Muff Burner said:
If you call asking for a "free" anything they're gonna deny you.
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You won't get denied. It depends on the reason. If it's past the 14 days and it's a legitimate battery issue... you "kind of" get a free battery... Above post stating USPS and UPS is what you will be responsible for. The correct thing to do is they will have to at least on a minimum do a full reset. If it's still having the issue go back and they can more than likely just put the battery order through for you. Some reps may even do the battery as the first step. Depends on who you get.
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#1 always say you're calling from a different phone, even if you're not.
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You could get away with it. They may ask you to do a hard reset. I recommend taking the time and just visiting the store. Store reps are easier to deal with.
I personally am anyway.
Muff Burner said:
#2 always be courteous, appear to be calm yet bothered.
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This can be read like a book. Being polite will get you further. Stay calm. It's not Care or the Reps fault you may have received a faulty battery. I'm sure most of "us" as in Smart Phone users know that battery life was never that great. The more you use it the faster it dies. You "know" what you got yourself into. Don't yell at them because the phone doesn't have the battery life of a Samsung T139.
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#3 keep reiterating how "unacceptable" the battery life is.
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This really gets annoying. See above. You know what you got yourself into. If you are legitimately having issues... yes. It is unacceptable... But just because you want a spare. You may be caught and denied. The reps are here to keep you as a customer and keep you satisfied. Don't try to be deceiving... it's counter productive.
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#4 anything posted here like this thread is YMMV and may not always work for every call for every caller.
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It really depends on who you talk to and how knowledgeable they are. It's not some mathematical system that you keep repeating the word unacceptable and appear to be bothered that you get a battery.
So there is no right way. The best thing is just be honest. It's really if you need it or not and who you talk to.
After 14 days... if you are having issues, just go to the store. Bad battery? Just let the rep know. They should be able to figure it out. You'll be responsible for shipping.
Thanks for the protips.
I agree with chrischoi (weren't you on the amaze?)
The best way is to be friendly, every rep has to go through a protocol to troubleshoot the device, after checking off what needs to be done, they are then allowed to offer what can be done. But during all the wait, it doesn't hurt to be energetic and make small talk. Imagine this is their job and they have to deal with assholes all day, so it would be nice if you are nice to them. They are more than willing to send you replacement accessories, if you put them in a good mood.
1. You can say you spoke to a rep and they told you that accessories are under warranty, and you can just ask how does that work? "Do i send back my old battery etc"
2. Try to direct it more as a battery problem not a phone problem.
"i tested my phone with my sister/friends battery and hers definitely last longer, whereas my battery dies quickly in her phone."
3. Might as well request for a charger.
"could it be my charger, or cable? Do you think it might have fried the battery by being faulty? Am i able to replace that also?" "i heard having a bad charger will eventually kill the phone"
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Where to buy Moto X Battery?

I just Purchased a used Moto X off of Swappa. I love the phone! Unfortunately my battery life is pathetic even compared to my year and a half old iPhone 5. I have tried optimizing all the settings. I saw that there are guides on how to replace the batteries but I have not been able to find where to actually purchase them. Has anybody seem them for sale? OEM if possible.
I have seen them on eBay.
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Just checked ebay, and couldn't find one. But here is one: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/2120...ACEMENT-BATTERY-EX34-ORIGINAL/1600863563.html It might take a while to get to you, unless you want to pay a ton for shipping.
Call Motorola. $99 to replace. With their excellent customer service they might do it for free as well?
Its not your battery.
You just need to do some troubleshooting, maybe with peoples help.
I guarantee if you don't, and get another battery and manage to successfully swap them.....you will end up severely disappointed when its no different.
I'd start by taking some time and reading through the hows your battery life thread...then post some gsam screenshots and see if people can help track down your issue.
Trust me....if its as bad as you say, another battery won't help. You'll be throwing money away.
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Would Anyone Take A Punt On This without Seeing Reviews First

What with the rumours going round it will be launched same day, would anyone here actually go out and buy it on launch day without seeing any reviews first.
I'd like to say I was that brave but the truth is the battery life on my HTC One is so average / bad I'd be worried to stick down that amount of cash for a sub standard battery.
I intend to go out and get it as soon as possible, but I have seen more of the device than the average non-xda consumer.
I'm definitely going to get one ASAP. Been saving up since I got the original. I think this version Will be the version I'll stick with for a few years ?
Don't get me wrong, I love the original version. But the extendable memory is definitely a plus in this year's version.
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If it comes with a big battery I am in. If it's puny, I dont think I can suffer another year of up and down battery life, I know thats pathetic but thats what it really comes down to for me ....
gsusx said:
If it comes with a big battery I am in. If it's puny, I dont think I can suffer another year of up and down battery life, I know thats pathetic but thats what it really comes down to for me ....
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Just like many others, the 2300 battery on the One lasted all day, so 2600mah will be an upgrade.
I did with the One X+ that literally no one new about and I don't regret it. It sucks today only cus of the tiny battery and HTC thinking a Tegra 3 chip overclicned was a smart idea but outside of charging my phone 2-3x a day, love it. If I didn't have to wait til April 16th to cancel my contract with ATT to switch to Verizon I would be at a Verizon store tomorrow the moment they opened. Specifically the one my friend manages so he has my device set aside waiting for me . But will have to wait, no biggie.

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