I read somewhere that the HD7 1930mAh battery can be used with the HTC Wildfire S.
So if this is true, this is very good news to WS owners!!!!
I myself am thinking of getting this phone as a backup eventhough I have a HTC Desire HD.
Is the battery the same width, so is it identical to the Wildfire S battery?
nm8 said:
I read somewhere that the HD7 1930mAh battery can be used with the HTC Wildfire S.
So if this is true, this is very good news to WS owners!!!!
I myself am thinking of getting this phone as a backup eventhough I have a HTC Desire HD.
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If it's true 4-5 days without charger
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alquez said:
Anyone tried this battery? Is it really compatible with W-S?
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Don't know because I don't have the wilfire phone. Just check the volatge if its the same, and the battery fits the phone then it will work.
local phone shop reckons the HD7 battery is as big as the screen on our Wildfire S' and thinks it will not fit.....
I'm always dubious of high capacity batteries since I saw the test results on batteryboss.org.
mphi said:
I'm always dubious of high capacity batteries since I saw the test results on batteryboss.org.
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well we are talking about an original HTC battery here not imitation ones.
nm8 said:
well we are talking about an original HTC battery here not imitation ones.
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But isn't the official one only 1230mAh?
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But isn't the official one only 1230mAh?
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yes, but this discussion is about using the battery from a different HTC phone, namely the HD7.
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yes, but this discussion is about using the battery from a different HTC phone, namely the HD7.
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That's the battery I was talking about though.
mphi is right about the capacity of the battery, HTC HD7 is officially sell with a 1230mAh. Check this out:
http://www.htc.com/www/product/hd7/specification.html
If it works, it'd be great!
It was said already that both phones and their batteries are a completely different size and formfactor:
http://i1.expansys.com/img/b/209991/htc-wildfire-s-battery-ba-s540.jpg vs http://daydealx-com.s3.amazonaws.com/files/i16/35h00143-01m.jpg
When I read about this, I went on ebay and bought a cheap HD7 battery just to test... I can confirm that the battery I received fits the wildfire s without a problem... It says on the battery HD7/HD3 and its 1500mha.. it is not an Original though.
The battery ran down quicker than the original, but after a few days it started to hold its charge a lot more - a week on and im loving.. I took my phone off charge at 08:00this morning, 10 - 15 texts, lots of browsing and facebook and im currently sitting @ 98% 14:15
Cheers Bracken
can you post a link to the ebay page plz?
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can you post a link to the ebay page plz?
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HTC-HD7-HD3-R...ultDomain_3&hash=item336532b3fc#ht_1947wt_982
Pretty sure this was it, it was done through my GF account so will check when home.. but im sure this is it.. same battery in pic as mine.
TBH honest, even when I was just searching for a wildfire battery they showed as compat as HD/HD3/Wildfire S
Cheers
Bracken
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When I read about this, I went on ebay and bought a cheap HD7 battery just to test... I can confirm that the battery I received fits the wildfire s without a problem... It says on the battery HD7/HD3 and its 1500mha.. it is not an Original though.
The battery ran down quicker than the original, but after a few days it started to hold its charge a lot more - a week on and im loving.. I took my phone off charge at 08:00this morning, 10 - 15 texts, lots of browsing and facebook and im currently sitting @ 98% 14:15
Cheers Bracken
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That's great news! Please check your PM
excellent news indeed.....
taken a chance on a 3500mah HD7 battery for £6 on ebay
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excellent news indeed.....
taken a chance on a 3500mah HD7 battery for £6 on ebay
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I would take care with batteries that state this size - its either a bigger battery that comes with a new back for the HD7 so wont fit your Wildfire or it wont actually hold 3500mah.. it would also run very hot. I hope im wrong on all accounts.. fingers crossed.
My guess would be that 1500mah would be the limit for a battery our size - anything above this must be reporting incorrect.
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Bracken
well I'll report back once I get the battery
I have also ordered a fresh battery cover so I can modify if needed....
Looking at the pictures though, it looks like it's the same size as the normal one..... we'll find out soon.....
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Just wondering if there's any word for the 2000ma extended battery that was released with the Korean version? Or does anyone know where to purchase one?
I tried searching and couldn't find a thread on it....sorry if there is one already!
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Lets make this the official search thread!
Definitely interested in one of these.
Why not go straight to the
2,300 mAh replacement battery?
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Just wondering if there's any word for the 2000ma extended battery that was released with the Korean version? Or does anyone know where to purchase one?
I tried searching and couldn't find a thread on it....sorry if there is one already!
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You may check out my thread here for more info:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1395834
New2Houston said:
Why not go straight to the
2,300 mAh replacement battery?
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don't want my phone to blow up
pleasehelpnoob said:
don't want my phone to blow up
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LOL what he said
Don't worry guys, at most you'll lose a leg and or parts of your genital, depending on where you put your phone.
MNX1024 said:
Don't worry guys, at most you'll lose a leg and or parts of your genital, depending on where you put your phone.
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Lol
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Ummm cause I don't want to burn my house down.....duh
Those batteries can't be that bad...
I doubt they cause any of the damage you lot are stating.
They probably are not actually 2300mah though, but for £4 it's worth a try I'd say.
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They probably are not actually 2300mah though
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Why should they not actually be 2300 mAh? The seller's stats are as good as they come.
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Why should they not actually be 2300 mAh? The seller's stats are as good as they come.
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Because with the same battery technology there isn't a way to increase the capacity by that much without compromising the size.. otherwise manufacturers like Samsung would have put that into the stock device.
Probably, but probably not ... if that will increase the weight, or price for example.
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Because with the same battery technology there isn't a way to increase the capacity by that much without compromising the size.. otherwise manufacturers like Samsung would have put that into the stock device.
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Well, I will risk my genitalia and try this battery. 2 week delivery is taking the piss though.
With Christmas, it will take 3-4 weeks probably. At least I get to keep my legs for a bit longer aye?
darrendm said:
Well, I will risk my genitalia and try this battery. 2 week delivery is taking the piss though.
With Christmas, it will take 3-4 weeks probably. At least I get to keep my legs for a bit longer aye?
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I don't think they celebrate christmas in Hong kong, so i think you're back down to 2 weeks, 3 the latest probably. So less time with your legs, love them while you have em
I live in Thailand and my post office has a huge sign saying please expect shipment delays both domestically and internationally. It isn't just Christmas. It's people taking breaks and everything else as well.
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Probably, but probably not ... if that will increase the weight, or price for example.
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Indeed. The weight is much higher and this battery doesn't have NFC. And at the end we are talking about an increase in capacity of only 30%.
we do celebrate Christmas in Hong Kong, but what the eBay page showing the item location is in mainland China, and no they don't celebrate Christmas. but I still wouldn't recommend it, as someone has said, they often exagerate the capacity or they die after 30 cycles, not to mention you could lose a limb or two.
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there's a thread on this already. an ebay seller is already listing them...but delivery time 12-24 days?! ...from korea...meh.
Will theese covers and battereys from Verizon fit EU GSM Nexus ?
NEW SAMSUNG GALAXY NEXUS OEM EXTENDED BATTERY AND COVER 2100mAh ORIGINAL VERIZON
There is a couple on ebay.
I'm looking for a new battery for my HTC Desire but not sure which one to get.
Could someone please post some suggestions?
Got £5 in my paypal so that's my limit really don't really want an expensive battery.
Cheers
£5?!
that's barely enough to cover the shipping costs ^^ add 5 to 10 more and then we can talk.
Yeah, used oem battery will probably perform better than new £5 pos.
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£5?!
that's barely enough to cover the shipping costs ^^ add 5 to 10 more and then we can talk.
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£5 not enough for shipping costs? i dont want to order outside of the UK.
Can you suggest a battery then? say £10-20
ryanraven said:
£5 not enough for shipping costs? i dont want to order outside of the UK.
Can you suggest a battery then? say £10-20
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Did you try to calibrate it (theGanymedes method)?
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Did you try to calibrate it (theGanymedes method)?
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No idea what that is lol tried calibrating but battery age is 94% the battery is pretty old like 2 years maybe.
ryanraven said:
No idea what that is lol tried calibrating but battery age is 94% the battery is pretty old like 2 years maybe.
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Read this, it's a thread for that. That 94% is fake and you'll see why. After calibration I got 83% of real battery age.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1534892
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Read this, it's a thread for that. That 94% is fake and you'll see why. After calibration I got 83% of real battery age.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1534892
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thing is im not using a sense kernel so cant use this guide.
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thing is im not using a sense kernel so cant use this guide.
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You have a link there to nexus one thread and the process is the same, even eaiser with AOSP rom cause every kernel is calibration friendly. Only difference is that you have to use stock battery calibrator app (for N1) not the one from the thread. I tried to do itbseveral times with sense rom and didn't manage to do it. At the end I flashed cm7 and did it. Just read the thread carefully and follow the steps exactly as posted, it's very important.
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You have a link there to nexus one thread and the process is the same, even eaiser with AOSP rom cause every kernel is calibration friendly. Only difference is that you have to use stock battery calibrator app (for N1) not the one from the thread. I tried to do itbseveral times with sense rom and didn't manage to do it. At the end I flashed cm7 and did it. Just read the thread carefully and follow the steps exactly as posted, it's very important.
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yh iv seen a few posts where people have done a nandroid backup, flashed an AOSP rom and calibrated the battery then restored the backup
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seams all really technical and im a beginner at this stuff, I'll just leave it for now mainly because i have no idea what im doing lol
any suggestions ? batteries you may have bought on ebay? amazon?
ryanraven said:
I'm looking for a new battery for my HTC Desire but not sure which one to get.
Could someone please post some suggestions?
Got £5 in my paypal so that's my limit really don't really want an expensive battery.
Cheers
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Dear Buddy, Regard on your question, i think the most simple way is you find a repaire shop around your house, the repaire shop owner must be know the battery you need. so you don't need ask others else.:silly:
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Dear Buddy, Regard on your question, i think the most simple way is you find a repaire shop around your house, the repaire shop owner must be know the battery you need. so you don't need ask others else.:silly:
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i know what battery i need just not sure which one to get, some dont last very long need someone who has bought one of ebay or amazon before
if you really want a new battery, i'd say get an htc original one..My experiences with cheap replacement batteries weren't all that great..
i recently bought a new battery made by hama. stumbled across it when i was looking for a new headset. it performs really good so far even though it only has a capacity of 1270 mAh (still lasts for a good 5 hours of non-stop usage). it was rather cheap, cost me 13,99€ if i remember correctly.
Hi, im newin this forum but usw it since years. Root several diveces with the help from xda! So i hope you can hell me onec again. Search for a 2100 mah battery for my hox but cant find it. Can one help me with a link? Prefere Europe links. THX
Root my HTC dhd, Galaxy tab 2 and my hox
There's no internal 2100mAh battery for the HOX. You can buy only the original 1800mAh one, or you may try one of the battery cases. You can find many on ebay...
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Bobber76 said:
There's no internal 2100mAh battery for the HOX. You can buy only the original 1800mAh one, or you may try one of the battery cases. You can find many on ebay...
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But if htc one x+ will be released it have to be possible to buy a 2100mAh Battery
The Bodysize is exactly the same, so we should get the one x+ battery on our one x
Body Size isn't exactly the same. Gsmarena has listed it as the same don't know why. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1939639
Believe me, even I want to be able to add the bigger battery but I'm not sure if we can.
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Body Size isn't exactly the same. Gsmarena has listed it as the same don't know why. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1939639
Believe me, even I want to be able to add the bigger battery but I'm not sure if we can.
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I've seen it done on the general thread. Dude did a video but obviously it not a simple process.
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I've seen it done on the general thread. Dude did a video but obviously it not a simple process.
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the process is simple until you have to void your warranty by unscrewing the screws(and a screw with "VOID" sticker on it)
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just take phone to your htc service in your town and they will replace it and you will have your waranty. Here in my country price is 25 euro,just to wait for one x+ to come
Root my divec
I need the Wildfire S compatible 1500mah or higher range battery which works well Plz if anyone have any link post me
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mahesh48 said:
I need the Wildfire S compatible 1500mah or higher range battery which works well Plz if anyone have any link post me
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here you go
http://www.ebay.in/itm/1500mAh-Battery-for-HTC-HD3-HD7-G13-Wildfire-S-A510e-UQP-/281067581171?pt=IN_Mobile_Accessories&hash=item4170eeeef3&_uhb=1#ht_2835wt_906
its 1500 mAh battery...ebay has 2200 mAh battery but think they dont sell it now.
ok well here is a 2430mAh battery ... (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/P203-2430...758?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2c645bc4b6)
James132II said:
ok well here is a 2430mAh battery ... (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/P203-2430...758?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2c645bc4b6)
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cool..but bad news they don't ship to india
this battery was on ebay india but don't know why they guys removed it.
Ohh so he needs it to India...
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AW: Needed HTC battery
Batteries from HD7/Explorer should work too..
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James132II said:
ok well here is a 2430mAh battery ... (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/P203-2430...758?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2c645bc4b6)
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Hey, One of my friends bought it and he told me that they are bluffing, He says that he hardly believes the battery having at least 1200maH capacity.
Better don't go for it
PS : Am also looking for a battery , Please lemme know when you find a good one
Thanks
Cool I'll get back asap
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I need the Wildfire S compatible 1500mah or higher range battery which works well Plz if anyone have any link post me
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I bought two of these batteries form this vendor and though one of them was not assembled correctly and wouldn't fit he accepted a photograph of the battery not fitting the phone in order to replace it for me without having to send it back in the mail first. And at $5.25 it wasn't worth the shipping cost to mail it back. And I have found that with cheaper sources there can be some defects especially with the first order (for some reason) but the sellers are normally very reasonable when it comes to replacements.
I see that this is an older thread so you may have gotten a new battery by now but just in case you haven't and for anyone else that may be looking I posted this. And the link is for a 2450MAH battery too and I have to say that for a normal sized battery it does last quite a long time (other extended life batteries I have gotten for other models often come with a new battery cover to compensate for the added width)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/B122-NEW-Gold-2450MAH-High-Battery-F-HTC-HD3-HD7-T9292-HTC-G13-Wildfire-S-A510e-/180901554417?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item2a1e92a8f1
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I bought two of these batteries form this vendor and though one of them was not assembled correctly and wouldn't fit he accepted a photograph of the battery not fitting the phone in order to replace it for me without having to send it back in the mail first. And at $5.25 it wasn't worth the shipping cost to mail it back. And I have found that with cheaper sources there can be some defects especially with the first order (for some reason) but the sellers are normally very reasonable when it comes to replacements.
I see that this is an older thread so you may have gotten a new battery by now but just in case you haven't and for anyone else that may be looking I posted this. And the link is for a 2450MAH battery too and I have to say that for a normal sized battery it does last quite a long time (other extended life batteries I have gotten for other models often come with a new battery cover to compensate for the added width)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/B122-NEW-Gold-2450MAH-High-Battery-F-HTC-HD3-HD7-T9292-HTC-G13-Wildfire-S-A510e-/180901554417?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item2a1e92a8f1
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Hey machv5 , Did you use it and tested for yourself ? As mentioned above , one of my friends bought it and he told me that it ain't worth it. I was wondering if you have personally used this and found that the battery is quite efficient?
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Hey machv5 , Did you use it and tested for yourself ? As mentioned above , one of my friends bought it and he told me that it ain't worth it. I was wondering if you have personally used this and found that the battery is quite efficient?
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Yes I have tested it myself. And am going to do a calibration too and will let you know what it reports if you want. I have charged and discharged the battery 4-5 times since I got it and the battery seems to last quite some time. I can't tell you what it's stock battery was like because I bought the phone with a broken screen and no battery. I actually got 3 wildfire s phones at the same time.
HTC Wildfire S Gold battery from eBay part test
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Yes I have tested it myself. And am going to do a calibration too and will let you know what it reports if you want. I have charged and discharged the battery 4-5 times since I got it and the battery seems to last quite some time. I can't tell you what it's stock battery was like because I bought the phone with a broken screen and no battery. I actually got 3 wildfire s phones at the same time.
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I have some results from my testing of the battery to share. I normally find the apps that calibrate batteries to be confusing as to what it interprets results to so I gauge it instead on what I have seen with other devices and while performing tasks. If you notice something not listed that eats batteries and want to know if it was on or not let me know and I can tell you.
Battery at 100%
Simcard not inserted to the phone.
It's a Bell phone and I use Telus (if anyone knows a reliable s-off method while using hboot 1.08.0099 or downgrade to hboot 1.01.0001 so I can use revolutionary to remove the simlock as I can't get gfree to power cycle it would be much appreciated)
ROM
Slim Sandwich
Components list
WiFi (set to always on and notify of open networks 25secs scan rate)
Bluetooth off
GPS on
Google location services on
Note: erm... I got distracted and can't remember what it was that I was going to add as a note. If I remember I will add it. ADHD is a *****. Anywho, moving on.
After approx 1.5hrs of playing music (using large headphones not earbuds and on max volume) the battery was at 71% when I got home. When I use my EVO 3D using same settings except with a simcard inserted and using an extended life battery (one of the thicker ones that needs a separate battery cover) my battery is around 65% or so and 40% using a stock battery (albeit the stock battery is original and approx 2yrs old now).
I can test and report further if you want me to and while using a setup that you would like me to use just post the settings and any links to apps and or specific ROM you want me to use. And if you want you can pm me and again if don't hear back from me within 5days or so. I may have missed the email or been lazy and need a nudge.
If this helped let me know and click thanks and if not let me know what I can do to improve on it. Thanks :laugh:
I'm using a 2200mAh from this site for over a year now.
Getting around 2.5 - 3 days of normal usage out of it (bluetooth always active, 3G always on for email, ....)
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Hi people,
Searching for a battery for my mother's phone, I saw a 3000 mAh battery for our Z3 Compact on the Ali Express:
aliexpress.com/item/3000mAh-LIS1561ERPC-Mobile-Phone-Battery-for-SONY-Xperia-Z3-mini-Compact-M55W-D5833-SO-02G/32720351617.html
I sent a message for the seller to get more information but I believe that he won't have much others.
Anyone here already saw this battery, already placed it in a phone and used to know the quality and if there not got any problem?
i saw that too...but i wouldnt risk it... with Battery exploding for no apparent reason...
the autonomy in the z3 is pretty good as it is...
approximately 3 years and still going strong...
kovcoo said:
i saw that too...but i wouldnt risk it... with Battery exploding for no apparent reason...
the autonomy in the z3 is pretty good as it is...
approximately 3 years and still going strong...
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my phone has 2 years.. And good mesaure says to replace battery on every phone after 2yrs.. Like, new oem battery with installing costs me 25 bucks... Its not that much
I ordered it just waiting on it to come so i can install it ...
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with Battery exploding for no apparent reason...
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Good point!! Batteries originals are occurring this, imagine these "compatible"
kovcoo said:
the autonomy in the z3 is pretty good as it is...
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My Z3 doesn't have, but I got it with 1 year of use and screen broken.
But soon I'll do all the procedure to install a custom ROM and I hope it'll improve
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Good point!! Batteries originals are occurring this, imagine these "compatible"
My Z3 doesn't have, but I got it with 1 year of use and screen broken.
But soon I'll do all the procedure to install a custom ROM and I hope it'll improve
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Hi guys, do you know where I can buy an original battery for my xperia z3c? I don't trust ebay sellers
Thanks
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I ordered it just waiting on it to come so i can install it ...
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Do you have any update on this battery? Did it work?
Not yet still waiting on the battery.. Think it's coming by sea mail...
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Not yet still waiting on the battery.. Think it's coming by sea mail...
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Okay. Thanks for letting me know.
Dont buy these guys, its just the outer sticker which says 3000mah, but inside its probably the same or even worse(old battery)