In the Oppo forums they`re saying that the 3000mAh battery of the Find 7 fits in the Find 7a isn't that great?:laugh:
Who's gonna buy the 3000 mAh battery?
Allhopegone said:
In the Oppo forums they`re saying that the 3000mAh battery of the Find 7 fits in the Find 7a isn't that great?:laugh:
Who's gonna buy the 3000 mAh battery?
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I'm gonna buy it as soon as it is available, having the same battery that powers a QHD screen, even if it's only 200mAh more, that could give my 7a an incredible battery life, we'll see.
I'll buy 2, if a spare battery charger is available, and definitely the F7 carbon battery cover also!
This is great news.
It does make me wonder, though, just how much Oppo saved dropping 200mah off our batteries. Maybe it was just a little something to justify the extra cost of the 7 over the 7a, but sheesh, I wish they just made the batteries the same for both!
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hi..
is the find 7a, or find 7, comes with one removable battery?
Both have a removable battery
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cant wait for the battery and carbon back, i love my white phone, but carbon fiber just sits nice with me , and u cant complain with the extra battery
barraclough0205 said:
cant wait for the battery and carbon back, i love my white phone, but carbon fiber just sits nice with me , and u cant complain with the extra battery
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So, you think it will be possible to get the carbon back for the 7a when the 7 comes out? I have heard that the bigger battery was going to be available, but I thought the carbon back only was available if you buy the find 7.
But that would be really awesome!
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I'll buy 2, if a spare battery charger is available, and definitely the F7 carbon battery cover also!
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me too, I hope they will make those two parts available in after sales.
The carbon fibre looking back is just awesome.
betold said:
me too, I hope they will make those two parts available in after sales.
The carbon fibre looking back is just awesome.
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Does anyone have the link in the oppo forums regarding this battery switch? I couldn't find it.
In a review, I read that they won't include the carbon fibre as something available to buy for the Find 7a.
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Does anyone have the link in the oppo forums regarding this battery switch? I couldn't find it.
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Hi here,
I am reside in China and I've actually just asked this question to the OPPO service dept, they confirmed that the find7 battery can be used on Find7a, and vice versa, I've restated my question and he is confirming to me again, so it is pretty clear:angel:
Ray
CollinFX45 said:
This is great news.
It does make me wonder, though, just how much Oppo saved dropping 200mah off our batteries. Maybe it was just a little something to justify the extra cost of the 7 over the 7a, but sheesh, I wish they just made the batteries the same for both!
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I don't think it saved them much at all to be honest. It would have had nothing to do with cost. It is purely for marketing purposes. As soon as people see the QHD version with a larger battery it would push some of the sceptical people over the line for using a more power hungry screen; not that many of them will be swayed, it would definitely appeal to a wider audience if that was not the case.
If they included a 3300+ mAh battery in the QHD model it would certainly have swayed a lot more, but I doubt that was the focus at all. It's just an extra feather in the cap for the users that want "the best"
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I don't think it saved them much at all to be honest. It would have had nothing to do with cost. It is purely for marketing purposes. As soon as people see the QHD version with a larger battery it would push some of the sceptical people over the line for using a more power hungry screen; not that many of them will be swayed, it would definitely appeal to a wider audience if that was not the case.
If they included a 3300+ mAh battery in the QHD model it would certainly have swayed a lot more, but I doubt that was the focus at all. It's just an extra feather in the cap for the users that want "the best"
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And i will be one of those...:laugh:
That orr the 6000 battery.. bigger better.
I would recommend to all, go for the 3000mha battery if you can. The battery life on the 7a is not good. (not with colour os anyway)
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I would recommend to all, go for the 3000mha battery if you can. The battery life on the 7a is not good. (not with colour os anyway)
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Infortunally Lemon doesn`t produce battery`s for Oppo 7
where can i find battery of 3000mah?
Because i suspect they are all the same....
Photos?
Does anyone know where to get a bigger battery? Because I am not really satisfied with the actual one (only get about 3h SOT and about 30h standby).
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Does anyone know where to get a bigger battery? Because I am not really satisfied with the actual one (only get about 3h SOT and about 30h standby).
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I haven't seen an OEM 3000ma for sale. If it's that bad for you, have thou considered carrying a second 2800ma battery? I used to do that with my OG Note.
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I haven't seen an OEM 3000ma for sale. If it's that bad for you, have thou considered carrying a second 2800ma battery? I used to do that with my OG Note.
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I actually HAVE a second one, but I dont like to change the battery every time for multiple reasons:
1. You have to shut down the device.
2. You have to open the back and replace the battery and in my oppinion, this kind of "tears" the back..
3. You have to carry around the second battery somewhere.
4. Step 1 and 2 took time (yeah okay, maybe just a minute, but its still more than having a bigger battery with no need to change and so no changing time^^)
Dont get me wrong, it is a viable option for some people, but unfortunately not for me.. ):
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I actually HAVE a second one, but I dont like to change the battery every time for multiple reasons:
1. You have to shut down the device.
2. You have to open the back and replace the battery and in my oppinion, this kind of "tears" the back..
3. You have to carry around the second battery somewhere.
4. Step 1 and 2 took time (yeah okay, maybe just a minute, but its still more than having a bigger battery with no need to change and so no changing time^^)
Dont get me wrong, it is a viable option for some people, but unfortunately not for me.. ):
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Understood. I'm not sure how much extra you'll get from a 3000ma. What ROM are you using? Have you updated your radio? Are you using greenify? Have you used betterbatterstats app to see if you have any wake lock issues?
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Hi, I will soon receive my SGS II and I normally use 2-3 batteries for my current Nexus S to get by a single day. I'm wondering where can I buy SGS II battery and separate charger? I've searched everywhere but can't find one. Without extra battery my new SGS II will be kind of useless for me. I Know it has 1650 mah, but it just means I can get by with just one additional battery instead of two . Thanks.
usually stuff like battery's comes along a short while after a product has been released .
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Hi, I will soon receive my SGS II and I normally use 2-3 batteries for my current Nexus S to get by a single day. I'm wondering where can I buy SGS II battery and separate charger? I've searched everywhere but can't find one. Without extra battery my new SGS II will be kind of useless for me. I Know it has 1650 mah, but it just means I can get by with just one additional battery instead of two . Thanks.
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When you see what you have to do to get off the battery cover I predict you'll be wanting you go that less than three times in a day.
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Get a powermonkey to keep your battery topped up. I've had one for years and has been a real life saver.
https://powertraveller.com/iwantsome/primatepower/powermonkeyclassic/
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Get a powermonkey to keep your battery topped up. I've had one for years and has been a real life saver.
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I personally would prefer a 3500mAh extended battery, like the ones available for SGS1 and HTC EVO. The price of these units is also reasonable.
cryptic, yes you are right, I have SGS II now for couple of days and removing the cover and putting it back on seems to be a pain in the A**. But looking at the battery life, it seems i'll be fine with one more battery and I'll just buy one more back cover should it break due to opening again and again which seems very likely.
tamas, I have been using extended batteries before and really loved it, but SGS II is the slimmest phone in the world, I don't want to make it look fatter and bulkier. I just like it being slim and very light. It may be even lighter then my Nexus S.
Don't worry about the back cover breaking or anything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErXqnQKs-tA
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tamas, I have been using extended batteries before and really loved it, but SGS II is the slimmest phone in the world, I don't want to make it look fatter and bulkier. I just like it being slim and very light. It may be even lighter then my Nexus S.
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Yeah, there is always a tradeoff... The powermonkey and other similar solutions are even heavier and need more space. Right now I have a powerbank with 4xAA batteries, capable to charge any USB-powered unit - it serves well, especially if you want to charge different devices.
However it's ~300g and you have to hassle with the cable, which is not so easy e.g during trekking.
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Don't worry about the back cover breaking or anything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErXqnQKs-tA
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What?? This is awesome! I wonder how many more surprises SGS II has.
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travisb said:
Get a powermonkey to keep your battery topped up. I've had one for years and has been a real life saver.
https://powertraveller.com/iwantsome/primatepower/powermonkeyclassic/
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Thanks Travisb! I don't carry a bag to work and this may be a problem in my pocket. Thanks for letting me know though!
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Thanks Travisb! I don't carry a bag to work and this may be a problem in my pocket.
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There are plenty of 3000-3500mAh batteries available for the SGS-1, let's hope they will come up very soon with SGS-2 compatible batteries.
P.S.: if anyone knows that one is available, please give a note here.
Weird. I got at least 20 hours out of a standard battery on the 9000.
Hopefully there will be a battery available soon, always prefer to have a spare on me, just in case...
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Hopefully there will be a battery available soon, always prefer to have a spare on me, just in case...
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I'll need one in about a month. There are great stuff on ebay for the SGS-1, such as 2x3500mAh batteries+cover in a bundle. I want something like that for my sgs2...
Finally it is now available on Ebay. Though I need just one extra with a charger, they include 3! All other sellers on ebay seems to be selling wrong battery.
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-3X-Battery-...586160934?pt=US_Batteries&hash=item2563ae5b26
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Finally it is now available on Ebay. Though I need just one extra with a charger, they include 3! All other sellers on ebay seems to be selling wrong battery.
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-3X-Battery-...586160934?pt=US_Batteries&hash=item2563ae5b26
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Doesn't $18 for three batteries and a charger kind of scare you?
anilhk said:
Finally it is now available on Ebay. Though I need just one extra with a charger, they include 3! All other sellers on ebay seems to be selling wrong battery.
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-3X-Battery-...586160934?pt=US_Batteries&hash=item2563ae5b26
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That's still only 1650mAh=you have to turn off the phone and replace battery every time one is flat. I keep hunting for a 3000 or 3500mAh unit with back cover.
tamas970 said:
That's still only 1650mAh=you have to turn off the phone and replace battery every time one is flat. I keep hunting for a 3000 or 3500mAh unit with back cover.
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Does it not charge through the USB port?
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Does it not charge through the USB port?
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Nope, the one I am looking for is a big system battery, which needs a new back cover (~twice as thick as the original battery).
The phone gets thicker, but finally I can hike all day long using GPS with one charge and no hassle with external batteries/cables.
http://www.mugen-power-batteries.co...-for-motorola-atrix-4g-with-battery-door.html
For a price of $119.95..Unfortunately out of stock..but a may 25th date has been set as the shipping date..Anybody want the "Extra Strong Extended Replacement Battery..w/ 2.55x the stock battery life"..sounds pretty damn nice!
That's more than I paid for my atrix!
hard to tell from such a small picture... but that looks like a remarkably crappy battery door....
4800? holy ****
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Wow,
Man, that's ginormous. I like that this phone's battery lasts almost a good 24hrs with solid use. My Evo would last that long if I barely used it lol. Oh and my girlfriend's Inspire! Forget about it, lol.
Overall, I'm happy with the battery life now and can't imagine how long something that large would last.
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Wow,
Man, that's ginormous. I like that this phone's battery lasts almost a good 24hrs with solid use. My Evo would last that long if I barely used it lol. Oh and my girlfriend's Inspire! Forget about it, lol.
Overall, I'm happy with the battery life now and can't imagine how long something that large would last.
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I want it!! haha
Id be interested to see what the real mah is.
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That thing is horrendous. I get decent battery life out of the stock battery. I think it'd be more economical to just get an additional OEM battery and carry that in your pocket, not that behemoth!
the real mAH is prob much lower than 4800. And for the price and size, Id rather tape on two spare batteries to my phone
andy2na said:
the real mAH is prob much lower than 4800. And for the price and size, Id rather tape on two spare batteries to my phone
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do that and wear a casio f91 while your at it
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do that and wear a casio f91 while your at it
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lolz, terrorizers.
But seriously, that ****s insane. You wouldn't ever have to charge that thing!
I woudnt want to imagine how the extended battery would work for the atrix...
check out this video of the samsung galaxy s with an extended 3200mah battery... makes the phone look like the size of a old school ipod...
http://youtu.be/iTJRyVjBw-g?hd=1
not to mention an extended battery for the Atrix. would probably make the fingerprint reader harder to use.
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I woudnt want to imagine how the extended battery would work for the atrix...
check out this video of the samsung galaxy s with an extended 3200mah battery... makes the phone look like the size of a old school ipod...
http://youtu.be/iTJRyVjBw-g?hd=1
not to mention an extended battery for the Atrix. would probably make the fingerprint reader harder to use.
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More like an original gameboy
andy2na said:
the real mAH is prob much lower than 4800. And for the price and size, Id rather tape on two spare batteries to my phone
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Yep most companies really over estimate this
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not to mention an extended battery for the Atrix. would probably make the fingerprint reader harder to use.
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Yea. Actually took the case and cover off my phone after reading that little bit. Didn't remember the battery being right at the base of the fingerprint reader. So using a seriously big battery would make that kinda pointless.... since not only would it be hard to reach, but they'd have to design some crazy cover to even get it to work.
I bought one of these and so far NO DIFFERENCE AT ALL!?
Is there something I need to do so Android understands it has more capacity, or does it just s*ck? I was also wondering if others have similar experience.
Clienterror said:
Id be interested to see what the real mah is.
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quoted for truth ;-)
Nico de Vries said:
I bought one of these and so far NO DIFFERENCE AT ALL!?
Is there something I need to do so Android understands it has more capacity, or does it just s*ck? I was also wondering if others have similar experience.
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Some devices will only recalibrate the battery meter when the battery gets completely (or almost completely) discharged and THEN fully recharged. Don't know if that's the case with Atrix, but it's worth a try.
I just received mine too. Will be trying it out later tonight. I'll let everyone know how it goes.
dilwaala said:
I just received mine too. Will be trying it out later tonight. I'll let everyone know how it goes.
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Post some good pics of it. The one on the site looks like it was taken with an Apple Quicktake.
Is there much difference between the two? Currently have the Ankher, thinking of getting the official extended battery.
Is there much point?
Over 2000 posts and yet can't figure out the search button......there's numerous threads on these batteries if you'd actually bothered to look.....
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Over 2000 posts and yet can't figure out the search button......there's numerous threads on these batteries if you'd actually bothered to look.....
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Think youll find i have. There are several thread on the Ankher 1900Mah, and several threads on the Genuine extended. Care to have a pop at the thread starters of them topics?.
Ive also searched through each of the threads, and found nothign specific to my query.
I was looking for someone who has used both of these batteries and can tell if there is a significant benfit in jumping to the official 2000mah from the 1900 Ankher.
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Over 2000 posts and yet can't figure out the search button......there's numerous threads on these batteries if you'd actually bothered to look.....
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Why waste your time answering if you can't be more helpfull ?. You kid's
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Why waste your time answering if you can't be more helpfull ?. You kid's
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nooooooo way i remember you from s60 symbian days
hope your well mate
buxz777 said:
nooooooo way i remember you from s60 symbian days
hope your well mate
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Hi mate, fancy seeing you in a place like this.
Yea, moved on since my Symbian days & never been happier. Symbian was great in it's day but was spoiled by slow operating system & crap build quality. First got the Galaxy S & was delighted with it, so now moved up to the S2. Love this phone.
Nice to meet you again.
Better stop now or I will be accused of going off topic. See you soon.
Ankers are not 1900mah but 1600 or 1650 (dont remember for sure but this is what's printed on the cell under the anker wrapping). It's also confrmed by the fact that anker battery lasts same as stock samsung battery. Based on that official 2000mah should last longer but I never had one to confirm from personal experience . Howevet I'm very happy with 2 anker batteries and desktop sharger that I bought for 1/3 of price of official 2000mah battety. 95% of times I swap batteries instead of charging phone. My case is hybrid silicone / hard plastic. I removed stock battery cover plate as case covers the back anyway. When the battery runs down it takes me 10 secs to swap it + with 3 batteries(4800mah) I have 2.5 times more power then extended bat.
Arrived this morning the extended battery. Firt impressions.
I think i prefer the thickness of the phone now. One plus point is that the Camera area now has some protection when itslaid on its back, Isn't being laid straight on the lens.
The heavyness of the phone. Not sure, oesn't seem that heavy to me, but then, i had a Sony Ericsson X10i before this, so its probably on parr with that on weight
Will fully charge it up, and see how i get on.
CM9 Latest build!
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Arrived this morning the extended battery. Firt impressions.
I think i prefer the thickness of the phone now. One plus point is that the Camera area now has some protection when itslaid on its back, Isn't being laid straight on the lens.
The heavyness of the phone. Not sure, oesn't seem that heavy to me, but then, i had a Sony Ericsson X10i before this, so its probably on parr with that on weight
Will fully charge it up, and see how i get on.
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could you maybe make a comparison between stock and extended using Antutu Tester?
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.antutu.tester
Ill break it in first and see what i can do
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Arrived this morning the extended battery. Firt impressions.
I think i prefer the thickness of the phone now. One plus point is that the Camera area now has some protection when itslaid on its back, Isn't being laid straight on the lens.
The heavyness of the phone. Not sure, oesn't seem that heavy to me, but then, i had a Sony Ericsson X10i before this, so its probably on parr with that on weight
Will fully charge it up, and see how i get on.
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Hi ..... just saw that your S2 is running on CM9 ..... just wanted to know how is the experience and what bugs did you face till date !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cheers !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Is there much difference between the two? Currently have the Ankher, thinking of getting the official extended battery.
Is there much point?
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Get a Mugen Power battery.
SGS2 3200mah and 1700mah batteries
porcupineli said:
Get a Mugen Power battery.
SGS2 3200mah and 1700mah batteries
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Does it come with a free suitcase so you can lug your now huge phone round with you?
superleeds27 said:
Arrived this morning the extended battery. Firt impressions.
I think i prefer the thickness of the phone now. One plus point is that the Camera area now has some protection when itslaid on its back, Isn't being laid straight on the lens.
The heavyness of the phone. Not sure, oesn't seem that heavy to me, but then, i had a Sony Ericsson X10i before this, so its probably on parr with that on weight
Will fully charge it up, and see how i get on.
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What about overheating with the samsung new battery? My phone overheats even on running basic HD games on the default battery. Shucks I know. I am thinking of getting hands on 2000 battery but I will not buy it if it has the same overheat problems because I've heard that Anker battery doesn't cause much overheat issues.
1 day 2 hours. 52% battery left. Rom & Kernel setup in my sig!
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What about overheating with the samsung new battery? My phone overheats even on running basic HD games on the default battery. Shucks I know. I am thinking of getting hands on 2000 battery but I will not buy it if it has the same overheat problems because I've heard that Anker battery doesn't cause much overheat issues.
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of course it gets warm you're running something processor/graphics intensive..... And if you think a cheap Anker battery is going to be better than an OEM battery you're a fool.
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Does it come with a free suitcase so you can lug your now huge phone round with you?
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Yeah, it comes with a free backdoor lol
Joey2o11 said:
of course it gets warm you're running something processor/graphics intensive..... And if you think a cheap Anker battery is going to be better than an OEM battery you're a fool.
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The anker batteries are high quality...Even when i run games such as 9mm or PES 2012 the phone never over-heats. And the surprising amount of extra battery life whilst keeping the same size is really amazing. So don't go talking about things that you know nothing about. And if your still going to fight me on this then maybe you should check some of the reviews on amazon about it then maybe you could come to your sense and not call it " a cheap Anker battery".
I mean no offence with this but I'm tired of people talking about something whilst not knowing anything about it.
so call me a fool then i guess
I am using the 1900mAh Anker batteries and based on my experience they do last longer compared to the stock 1650mAh. And yes there is no phone heating issues at all.
but hey this is just me sharing my experience. you can call it cheap, because the price really is, $20 dollars for two of them. Cheap when it comes to price, but quality-wise then its worth every cent i paid for. Again this is just me. Maybe the gadget gurus know better if they have tried them
Hello guys, I would like to tell you my opinion about a battery that I had the chance to try. I'm talking about a battery produced by Mugen for Samsung Galaxy Nexus, with a capacity of 4000 mAh (more than double of normal rate).
Usually I'm used to use the smartphone with many apps in the background (WhatsApp, Dropbox, Beautiful widget and many other) and i often run games, especially in down time of the day. Im also linked to a carrier that has only 3G. Before attempting the battery I used to utilize three batteries so i can change eachother when the current one is downloaded.
With the Mugen's 4000 mAh battery i have found no problems to arrive safely at the end of the day, even when I spend hours playing.
In addition, the cover included in the package greatly improves the grip (im serius!).
I've tried it for 5-6 days but if you want to get more details, statistics and screenshots you can view this video review (in Italian)
You can buy it from www.mugen-power-batteries.com
Does this battery maintain NFC ability? I've seen some extended batteries that don't and some that do.
Thanks.
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Glad to see you got through the day. I bought a cheap 3800mah battery off ebay for my nexus and I don't think it did any better than the 2100mah extended battery. :-/
That pop out stand seems useful too.
KRJ_87 said:
Does this battery maintain NFC ability? I've seen some extended batteries that don't and some that do.
Thanks.
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Would like to know this also please. I would like to invest in a battery either as replacement or backup but would like to keep nfc so my phone can have sex with the sgs 3
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DriveEuro said:
Glad to see you got through the day. I bought a cheap 3800mah battery off ebay for my nexus and I don't think it did any better than the 2100mah extended battery. :-/
That pop out stand seems useful too.
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bah...i just did the same thing, though i still dont have either the battery or the phone yet. i'll report back when i get both.
I have used the Seidio extended batteries since my Dinc days and I love them. The 3800 monster for gnex does have nfc and it'll last for days with my SlimICS rom.highly recommended. The casing leaves a lot to be desired but its totally worth it for me for battery life.
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mk_ln said:
bah...i just did the same thing, though i still dont have either the battery or the phone yet. i'll report back when i get both.
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You get what you pay for... :-/
I just wanted to believe it was better... but my Screen On time was no better than extended OEM.
DriveEuro said:
You get what you pay for... :-/
I just wanted to believe it was better... but my Screen On time was no better than extended OEM.
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sometimes you get better than what you pay for . I recall getting a cheap 1800mah battery for my i9000 and it definitely lasted longer than the OEM one.
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Would like to know this also please. I would like to invest in a battery either as replacement or backup but would like to keep nfc so my phone can have sex with the sgs 3
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The Mugen Power 4000 Mah supports NFC. A larger backcover is included.
The back cover has a kick-stand, this is great for watching video's.
The only disadvantage with the new backcover is that you cannot change backcovers too often. This is due to the vurnable "holding pins"
I have my 4000 Mah for about a month now, and it is awesome! The battery lasts 2,5 day's with heavy usage. Now I just have to find a way to cut out the back of my cardock in a proper way to fit the larger backcover.
Sorry for late reply! The battery is NFC compatible, i've tested it with another phone and it works!
It can totally replace the original battery
What should I go for? I know the question is kinda vague but all I see in retail is $100 battery cases which is way too expensive...
kirbymaster101 said:
What should I go for? I know the question is kinda vague but all I see in retail is $100 battery cases which is way too expensive...
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Just get the Zerolemon battery for $40 here:
http://www.amazon.com/warranty-Zero...386112426&sr=8-1&keywords=zerolemon+galaxy+s3
or here:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ZeroLemon-S..._Cell_Phone_PDA_Batteries&hash=item485d19ddc2
It is a great battery for $40.
Tylt Power Plant
kirbymaster101 said:
What should I go for? I know the question is kinda vague but all I see in retail is $100 battery cases which is way too expensive...
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It depends on what you carry around with you. I usually just go from home to work and back home, so i can charge either at home or at the office.But when I go on business trips I usually have my laptop bag, so I use a portable battery pack.
I've been using this one for a few weeks and it works really well, it'll charge your phone at least twice.
http://www.amazon.com/Tylt-UPPLANT2...3?ie=UTF8&qid=1386120058&sr=8-3&keywords=tylt
What phone do you have? Does it have a built-in battery (like iPhone) or a changeable battery(e.g. Samsung)?
If your phone has changeable battery, you can actually have another one if you like. It costs less than $15 from a third party.
If you own an iPhone type, an external battery charger or a battery case would be the only way. I personally prefer an external one since the battery case adds too much weight and destroy the sensational design the phone has. And as you said, they charge a lot due to an exquisite workmanship. Otterbox is the leading brand in this type of case, they provide waterproof, dustproof cases which is awesome if you are a backpacker. Their price is therefore pretty high(over $70).
Another option is to get an external battery charger, which is what I'm doing. I have an iPhone 4S and I have a RavPower 14000mAh external battery charger. I choose this brand because they have a reasonable price and a few of my friends has introduced it to me.
There're some other high-end brands in this like Mophie, Mipow, they sell $15 more than the one I have. So if you prefer a luxury one, you may consider theirs.
I think you can get all of those batteries from amazon.
Hindo2 said:
What phone do you have? Does it have a built-in battery (like iPhone) or a changeable battery(e.g. Samsung)?
If your phone has changeable battery, you can actually have another one if you like. It costs less than $15 from a third party.
If you own an iPhone type, an external battery charger or a battery case would be the only way. I personally prefer an external one since the battery case adds too much weight and destroy the sensational design the phone has. And as you said, they charge a lot due to an exquisite workmanship. Otterbox is the leading brand in this type of case, they provide waterproof, dustproof cases which is awesome if you are a backpacker. Their price is therefore pretty high(over $70).
Another option is to get an external battery charger, which is what I'm doing. I have an iPhone 4S and I have a RavPower 14000mAh external battery charger. I choose this brand because they have a reasonable price and a few of my friends has introduced it to me.
There're some other high-end brands in this like Mophie, Mipow, they sell $15 more than the one I have. So if you prefer a luxury one, you may consider theirs.
I think you can get all of those batteries from amazon.
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well I posted in the s3 section, so I figured you already know it is an s3. Yeah, definilty getting a 2nd battery if I can get it for that cheap.
i own both of these and cant go wrong with either.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2537392
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1921093
Decided to get a new OEM battery, anything I should do before using it normally?
kirbymaster101 said:
Decided to get a new OEM battery, anything I should do before using it normally?
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full charge
Could you please post a link of the battery. i might need to get one too. thanks.
deadh0b0 said:
Just get the Zerolemon battery for $40 here:
http://www.amazon.com/warranty-Zero...386112426&sr=8-1&keywords=zerolemon+galaxy+s3
or here:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ZeroLemon-S..._Cell_Phone_PDA_Batteries&hash=item485d19ddc2
It is a great battery for $40.
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This!! Best battery upgrade
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Sentinel
I go with senitnel rom.
This rom gives u lots of use time (6h+) and stand by is even better (24h+)
brohead said:
I go with senitnel rom.
This rom gives u lots of use time (6h+) and stand by is even better (24h+)
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Would you happen to have a link to this Sentinel rom? I can't seem to find it
Thanks!
aschaffer35 said:
Would you happen to have a link to this Sentinel rom? I can't seem to find it
Thanks!
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Here's the link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2249984&highlight=camera
I'm really happy with that rom.
Very smooth and stabel and the battery life is just awesome
Unfortunately my camera is not working but it seems like i'm the only one.
I purchased a replacement battery from a BatteriesPlus store. Great life out of it, comes with 1-yr warranty (bring it back to to the store with any trouble for replacement).
Also, Groupon runs all kinds of deals on accessories. My wife just picked up a Mophie S3 battery case for me for $40!!! In conparrison, BestBuy has them for $99.
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here is what i use
http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/ETC-CP1G6LGSTA
Many options to chose fron i use zerolemon 7000maH battery...amazing performance
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Zizza said:
Many options to chose fron i use zerolemon 7000maH battery...amazing performance
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Thank you for information