So I am looking for a new battery for my Epic 4g, but I don't feel like purchasing one lol.
So this leads to my question:
My friend works at a Sprint store and said he can grab me a battery from an Epic 4g or another phone that has the same physical size but more capacity.
I am seeking help in finding information on other Sprint phones that use the same "physical" size battery as the Samsung Epic 4G uses...
I am hoping to acquire a battery from another phone that has 3500+mAh. Anyone have any suggestions?
Epic touch works just fine. Although I don't condone the "stealing" at least spot the dude 10$.
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Lueoldgregg said:
So I am looking for a new battery for my Epic 4g, but I don't feel like purchasing one lol.
So this leads to my question:
My friend works at a Sprint store and said he can grab me a battery from an Epic 4g or another phone that has the same physical size but more capacity.
I am seeking help in finding information on other Sprint phones that use the same "physical" size battery as the Samsung Epic 4G uses...
I am hoping to acquire a battery from another phone that has 3500+mAh. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Like UBER said and free is free, but Epic Touch and no phone has 3500 mAh only after market extended batteries do.
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Well yes, we all do not condone to stealing, but he is the store manager and made the offer the other day cause I was complaining about how horrible my battery was.
Lueoldgregg said:
Well yes, we all do not condone to stealing, but he is the store manager and made the offer the other day cause I was complaining about how horrible my battery was.
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LOL okay my bad if thats the case, the only battery that will fit under the stock backing is the epic touch battery. There arent any other that i know of.
XxLostSoulxX said:
Like UBER said and free is free, but Epic Touch and no phone has 3500 mAh only after market extended batteries do.
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Razr maxx is close, but not quite and wouldn't fit in epic anyway.
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Well he said he only has 1800mAh batteries anyway, so he's just going to bring me one of those instead. Thanks for everyone's input.
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Razr maxx is close, but not quite and wouldn't fit in epic anyway.
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BTW I said 3500 mAh that's 3300 mAh I know, I know only a 200 mAh difference but that's big take for instance the 1800 versus the 1500 mAh
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Lueoldgregg said:
Well he said he only has 1800mAh batteries anyway, so he's just going to bring me one of those instead. Thanks for everyone's input.
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The phone will feel obviously heavier, and the cover will be slightly loose, having trouble staying snapped shut. But it seems to become accustom to the stretch and you'll get used to the different feel of the phone too.
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mjben said:
The phone will feel obviously heavier, and the cover will be slightly loose, having trouble staying snapped shut. But it seems to become accustom to the stretch and you'll get used to the different feel of the phone too.
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Mine feels same weight and and my back is perfectly fine. I don't know why your having those issues.
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XxLostSoulxX said:
Mine feels same weight and and my back is perfectly fine. I don't know why your having those issues.
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Because the et4g battery is exactly one credit card thicker. Its definately a noticeable difference
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xopher.hunter said:
Because the et4g battery is exactly one credit card thicker. Its definately a noticeable difference
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Yes, it is a noticeable difference; not an issue, just a difference.
The cover does not exactly fit. There is a bulge where the top of the thicker battery causes it to slightly deform And the bottom snaps are not as tight being that the cover is now a bit mis-shapen.
And thicker battery = heavier battery.
It is noticeable the first couple of weeks. But I've become accustomed to it.
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Yes, it is a noticeable difference; not an issue, just a difference.
The cover does not exactly fit. There is a bulge where the top of the thicker battery causes it to slightly deform And the bottom snaps are not as tight being that the cover is now a bit mis-shapen.
And thicker battery = heavier battery.
It is noticeable the first couple of weeks. But I've become accustomed to it.
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The Epic Touch battery may but I have the 1800 mAh Anker that's meant for our phones and is the same as 1500 mAh not bigger not heavier.
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xopher.hunter said:
Because the et4g battery is exactly one credit card thicker. Its definately a noticeable difference
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There is a version for our phone its meant for the 1st Galaxy S line 1800 mAh by Anker. So I have no difference in battery size or problems with the back. No deformity or thickness difference.
So both of you take note of that there is 2 versions of the 1800 mAh. 1. The ET4G 1800, 2. Galaxy S 1800 mAh meant for the fascinate, epic 4g, att cap.
there is 2 versions of the 1800 mAh. 1. The ET4G 1800 said:
Ah. Apples to oranges. I see. Thanks for pointing that out. Wish I would have known the difference before buying mine.
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after market battery
I had this same issue with the OEM battery. (sorry the mechanic in me) I went to sprint and bought the 2400 mAh battery but it came with a new back cover. its almost a 1/2 in thicker. It was only $40 and i like it. yeah, my phone is heavier and alittle awkward to hold, but i have a major increase in battery life over the stock battery.
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I had this same issue with the OEM battery. (sorry the mechanic in me) I went to sprint and bought the 2400 mAh battery but it came with a new back cover. its almost a 1/2 in thicker. It was only $40 and i like it. yeah, my phone is heavier and alittle awkward to hold, but i have a major increase in battery life over the stock battery.
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Why spend 40$ when you can buy a decent 3500 mAh for 15$ or even 20$ and is the same thickness as your cover, not to mention there are 2x Hyperion 3500 mAh that are very good for 19.99$ or 2x 1800 Ankers that get very good battery life without any thickness at all?
I mean its pointless to buy a battery that's 40$ when you clearly have better options out there is all I'm saying.
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Why spend 40$ when you can buy a decent 3500 mAh for 15$ or even 20$ and is the same thickness as your cover, not to mention there are 2x Hyperion 3500 mAh that are very good for 19.99$ or 2x 1800 Ankers that get very good battery life without any thickness at all?
I mean its pointless to buy a battery that's 40$ when you clearly have better options out there is all I'm saying.
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Nice to know. I got sucked in by the sprint rep. He has the epic as well too. He also has the battery I bought. I was partly jelous cuz my wife was upgrading to the iphone 4S. I wanted the epic touch but not due to upgrade until next year. So yeah I got sucked in. Should I google to find the batteries? Or do you have a link?
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Nice to know. I got sucked in by the sprint rep. He has the epic as well too. He also has the battery I bought. I was partly jelous cuz my wife was upgrading to the iphone 4S. I wanted the epic touch but not due to upgrade until next year. So yeah I got sucked in. Should I google to find the batteries? Or do you have a link?
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3500 mAh Hyperion : http://www.amazon.com/Hyperion-Sams...4JFS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1338471559&sr=8-2
2x 1800 Ankers For Epic 4G : http://www.amazon.com/Anker-Batteri...GXR6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1338471766&sr=8-2
2x 1800 Ankers for Epic Touch : http://www.amazon.com/Anker-1800mAh...1SRG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1338471800&sr=8-1
(will still work but not sure if there's a difference)
2x Hyperion 3500 no longer exist
1800 mAh OEM : http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Epic-...ETVK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1338472063&sr=8-1
2x 1900 mAh Onite for Epic Touch : http://www.amazon.com/1900mAh-Recha...2O/ref=sr_1_25?ie=UTF8&qid=1338472128&sr=8-25
(Not sure if it works)
Ty very much for the links and the quick reply. I'll be checking these out. I have the extended battery cover. It came with the battery. But its getting A little beat up.
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Why spend 40$ when you can buy a decent 3500 mAh for 15$ or even 20$ and is the same thickness as your cover, not to mention there are 2x Hyperion 3500 mAh that are very good for 19.99$ or 2x 1800 Ankers that get very good battery life without any thickness at all?
I mean its pointless to buy a battery that's 40$ when you clearly have better options out there is all I'm saying.
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Yup. I got socked by sprint too. I paid them $50 for one spare 1500mah battery with charger last year. This year I bought x2 1800's off eBay with charger for under $12 (including shipping).
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Anyone know of any extended batteries or extra batteries with charger? I know it might take awhile for an extended to come out but its always nice to have those extra batteries
I heard that the 2000mah battery from the upcoming Samsung Nexus may be available for us. It would make sense considering how similar the phones are.
Nice that'd be sweet
This is all I've seen so far
http://m.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/ET-CGPK009GSTA
some research i did found that epic batteries will work but they are only 1500mah. but during that research i read about some batteries having different chips telling it how to charge correctly. i'd much rather wait for a OEM 1800 battery
Ive still got my charging kit for the epic, a few oem 1500 batteries and a 1650 galaxy s 4g battery
EDIT: oem samsung galaxy s 4g 1650mah battery works just fine
Here's a link to an OEM 1800 mah battery that ships on 9/30.
http://www.fommy.com/accessories.php?make=Samsung&model=Samsung+Epic+4G+Touch+SPH-D710&cat=Batteries
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Even better, Samsung has a standalone charger, stand for $50. It says it includes a new 1800mAh battery AND a wall charger. If it really exists and has the battery, it's a good deal.
http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/ET-CGPK009GSTA
Also, I wonder what Seidio will come up with. Love their stuff.
Since battery is the same size as og epic you can use the same extended batteries yay just need to battery cover
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Extended Battery & Cover
Supposedly the site Cell Guru has an Seidio Innocell Extended battery with 3300mAh for $77. http://www.thecellguru.com/Products/28850 Am I correct in thinking this battery would be good for two days of serious use?
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Supposedly the site Cell Guru has an Seidio Innocell Extended battery with 3300mAh for $77. http://www.thecellguru.com/Products/28850 Am I correct in thinking this battery would be good for two days of serious use?
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Speaker port is in the wrong spot in the back
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My Epic 4g batteries don't fit in the Epic 4g Touch. It looks like the top corner cutouts of the Epic 4g batteries are not cut the same. A little filing and they would fit..
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My Epic 4g batteries don't fit in the Epic 4g Touch. It looks like the top corner cutouts of the Epic 4g batteries are not cut the same. A little filing and they would fit..
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Hmm. Why is that? My coworkers epic batteries powered my epic4g touch and my battery powered her phone. I didn't pay attention to the exact fit though
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I have 5 epic 4g batteries and I try to put them in top first and the bottom will not push fully in due to the top corners are not cut out properly to fit in my Touch. I wish they did, wouldn't have to buy an extra battery. Probably only need one for emergency backup anyway. After the newness wears off, it will probably last the whole day.
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Supposedly the site Cell Guru has an Seidio Innocell Extended battery with 3300mAh for $77. http://www.thecellguru.com/Products/28850 Am I correct in thinking this battery would be good for two days of serious use?
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I doubt it. Plus, it would make your phone look seriously ugly..
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Supposedly the site Cell Guru has an Seidio Innocell Extended battery with 3300mAh for $77.
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that pic looks oddly familiar...
...its the extended battery for the epic 4g. same pictures from seidioonline.com under the Epic 4g, its Epic Touch 4g category has nothing out yet. i couldnt believe that an extended battery is already out, but i might be wrong. maybe they work for both? probably not, but i wouldnt mind be proven wrong
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i'm stupid. disregard my post.
i'm gonna go to a corner and learn how to read before i speak.
looking for one too
wish this battery was just a tad bigger
delete meeeee
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I have 5 epic 4g batteries and I try to put them in top first and the bottom will not push fully in due to the top corners are not cut out properly to fit in my Touch. I wish they did, wouldn't have to buy an extra battery. Probably only need one for emergency backup anyway. After the newness wears off, it will probably last the whole day.
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Does the epic touch battery fully and easily fit into the epic1?
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Does the epic touch battery fully and easily fit into the epic1?
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The Epic Touch battery fits perfect in the original Epic. On the original Epic, the top "posts" where the battery fits in are smaller than the "posts" on the Touch. That's why the original Epic battery does not fit in the Touch.
The galaxy nexus extended 2100mah battery fits the battery cover just doesnt seal all the way. Oh and its nfc also!
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I suppose if you have a case, you can leave the back cover off. I did that for a few older phones.
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hazard99 said:
The galaxy nexus extended 2100mah battery fits the battery cover just doesnt seal all the way. Oh and its nfc also!
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Have you tried using NFC after putting in the Galaxy Nexus battery? Confirmed it's still working?
Just want to rule out that it has NFC but is somehow incompatible with the T989 NFC.
Maybe I can try to get the gn and my sgs2 to talk
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picture or link pleasE?
i'll probably order one to try it out , if it's compatible with our phone
why not just use the Mugen 2000 mAh battery?
i only trust OEM batteries when it comes to Extended
besides 2000 - 1850 = 150 mAh gain, not really worth the upgrade
however 2100 - 1850 = 250 mAh gain, that is at least a decent quater pound over the original
it should at least give you another hour with 250 mAh
but 150 wont even last you 30min
according to the mAh consumption history of my phone, it averages around 213 to 555 mAh when in use, game or web surfing
iddle is 2 mAh
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why not just use the Mugen 2000 mAh battery?
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Here's why...
About the same price, OEM it is.
OEM Sammy has higher capacity, which is usually what they state. 3rd party batteries are generous with their numbers and tend to lie.
NFC
BWAHAHAHHA THIS THREAD MAKE ME LOL COMPARING OVER 100mAH LOL!!!
Is it worth having no rear cover? Imo, just carry a spare.
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Is it worth having no rear cover? Imo, just carry a spare.
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Agreed. OEM or not, it doesn't fit. I could rig a laptop battery up to my phone, that doesn't mean it's better. "but all you have to do is leave the battery door off and duct tape it to the back..." Um....no thanks. I don't care what kind of battery it is, if it doesn't fit, it's a waste of time.
Here's the extended Galaxy Nexus battery in my SGS2.
Can't tell you the battery life yet, gimme a day or two.
I'm not using the back cover, the Seidio Active takes care of it. Not a big deal since the case never comes off anyway.
peel off the label on the battery and take a Dremel to the back cover to make space. The case is thin, but a few thousands of an inch shouldnt hurt. you could possibly have the battery case down too if you're brave.
that case looks a touch heavy, how does it feel? whats the front look like?
thanks for posting the pics
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Here's the extended Galaxy Nexus battery in my SGS2.
Can't tell you the battery life yet, gimme a day or two.
I'm not using the back cover, the Seidio Active takes care of it. Not a big deal since the case never comes off anyway.
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i know our battery door is extremely flexible
i'm sure you can at least keep the better half of the batter door clicked in
while leaving only the bottom part un-hooked
and let the phone case do the rest of the job at keeping the batter in place
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i know our battery door is extremely flexible
i'm sure you can at least keep the better half of the batter door clicked in
while leaving only the bottom part un-hooked
and let the phone case do the rest of the job at keeping the batter in place
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I may try the outer battery shell removal, it may give me just a little more space. I'll try later tonight.
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peel off the label on the battery and take a Dremel to the back cover to make space. The case is thin, but a few thousands of an inch shouldnt hurt. you could possibly have the battery case down too if you're brave.
that case looks a touch heavy, how does it feel? whats the front look like?
thanks for posting the pics
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Not heavy at all, but then again I have big sexy man hands.
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Interested in your results. This is for nexus prime? Can't find accessories on samsung. Where did you purchase yours?
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atulb said:
Interested in your results. This is for nexus prime? Can't find accessories on samsung. Where did you purchase yours?
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It's from the Verizon Galaxy Nexus.
Purchased thru VZW.
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Here's the extended Galaxy Nexus battery in my SGS2.
Can't tell you the battery life yet, gimme a day or two.
I'm not using the back cover, the Seidio Active takes care of it. Not a big deal since the case never comes off anyway.
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Hows has it been working for you? Does it work? I would definitely go buy me one of these.
There is enough hate in the world. Why can't we all get along here ...?
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Hows has it been working for you? Does it work? I would definitely go buy me one of these.
There is enough hate in the world. Why can't we all get along here ...?
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It seems to give about an hour more roughly. I did a little over 15hrs the other day (auto sync, BT, 4G, yadayada). I usually finish with about 14 normally.
YMMV, you may or may not see any difference.
If money is tight, don't buy it. I'm sure most people aren't going to go bonkers over that one hour.
hi all, anyone tried one of these or have any views on them?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/220920058988?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
I'm skeptical that it will actually be 3.8Ah but who knows!
I would maybe try this one first
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-2300mAh...ccessories&hash=item3f117fadeb#ht_5834wt_1413
i don't trust oversized. Also the Gnex requires that the battery has a NFC chip on it to be able to use the Gnex's NFC function
what's the capacity on the standard battery packs? That 2.3ah one you linked to does not look much bigger, do you also need a new back cover for that one?
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thought more people would have views on extended packs?
Goat_For_Sale said:
I would maybe try this one first
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-2300mAh...ccessories&hash=item3f117fadeb#ht_5834wt_1413
i don't trust oversized. Also the Gnex requires that the battery has a NFC chip on it to be able to use the Gnex's NFC function
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Only $5.99 USD?
That's too good to be true ... most probably fake, I meant it contain less than 2300 mAH.
And it is for "Galaxy Nexus prime" ... bwahahaha ... Yeah, right!
Also, it does not look to have NFC.
I bought this one: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/110797773716#ht_4338wt_905
It has NFC and it is (slightly) higher capacity. The back cover fits perfectly, and is almost identical to the CDMA GN back cover. Makes the device just a tad less concave near the bottom. Looks and fees better in my opinion.
I've ordered one of the 3,800 ones, I'll post a review when I get it!
Both the cheap ones do seem a bit too good to be true, but for the price of the so called 3800mah one I might try it and test it out.
I'll look forward to seeing the review if u get yours first mate
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Both the cheap ones do seem a bit too good to be true, but for the price of the so called 3800mah one I might try it and test it out.
I'll look forward to seeing the review if u get yours first mate
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The 2000 ones are genuine. Many people have bought it and have no complaints.
NFC on it works as well if that matters to you. It has many prices some in USD etc etc.
Anyone bought one yet?
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Yo dawg, check the accessories forum. There's a thread for this huge ass battery in there.
efrant said:
I bought this one: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/110797773716#ht_4338wt_905
It has NFC and it is (slightly) higher capacity. The back cover fits perfectly, and is almost identical to the CDMA GN back cover. Makes the device just a tad less concave near the bottom. Looks and fees better in my opinion.
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Been thinking about this. I hate putting on huge battery packs so the 2000mAh was appealing. but $50 for such a small bump is hard to justify for me, especially considering I have no plans to get a desk charger and swap batteries.
martonikaj said:
Been thinking about this. I hate putting on huge battery packs so the 2000mAh was appealing. but $50 for such a small bump is hard to justify for me, especially considering I have no plans to get a desk charger and swap batteries.
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I was thinking the same thing, but I went for it anyway. I bought it so I wouldn't have to swap batteries. The 2000mah battery has about 15% more capacity, so if you get say 12 hours on the regular battery, you should get 13.7 hours. If you get 18 hours, you should get 20.6 hours. As well, I find my GN feels much better in my hand with the extended battery: it is slightly heavier and less concave in the back (i.e., it looks like an LTE GN).
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hi all, anyone tried one of these or have any views on them?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/220920058988?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
I'm skeptical that it will actually be 3.8Ah but who knows!
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No NFC chip. I wouldn't buy. Only the official Samsung extended has the NFC. It's stupid that they put it in the battery
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Could do with an extended battery but need one same size as original, got Otterbox defender case and worried won't fit if I go bigger
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Here's my thread on the 3,800 mAh battery
Has anyone purchased the 3500 mAh and had any issues? I did, and the battery isn't lasting longer than my stock or my anker 1800. They are sending a replacement and I am crossing my fingers. Anyone have any experiences w them?
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Has anyone purchased the 3500 mAh and had any issues? I did, and the battery isn't lasting longer than my stock or my anker 1800. They are sending a replacement and I am crossing my fingers. Anyone have any experiences w them?
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I had bought one too and in fact 1st one was dead wouldnt hold a charge and was defected, sent me another one and worked fine but i just bought a hyperion and much better and cheapier off at amazon.
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I had bought one too and in fact 1st one was dead wouldnt hold a charge and was defected, sent me another one and worked fine but i just bought a hyperion and much better and cheapier off at amazon.
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That makes me feel better and worse haha. Thanks for the heads up...but it will be nothing but seidio extended from now on. I have always had great results w their products
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That makes me feel better and worse haha. Thanks for the heads up...but it will be nothing but seidio extended from now on. I have always had great results w their products
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Seidio is expensive and isn't worth that money I'm telling you get the hyperion one. You can get 5 hyperions compared to 1 seidio not including shipping but you get the point.
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Seidio is expensive and isn't worth that money I'm telling you get the hyperion one. You can get 5 hyperions compared to 1 seidio not including shipping but you get the point.
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+1 I bought hyperion haven't received it yet but have heard and read nothing but great things about it siedio is over priced....
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Junk. totally. Find a HAM radio Geek and he will explain it to you.
Also if they did work they would be a FCC issue.
To all of you looking to purchase a reliable extended battery with a premium back cover and high quality cells look into this company. I purchased their battery for my galaxy s2 skyrocket and it was awesome! Not the cheapest but deff worth it guys FYI.
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You have a link or source?
Xda wouldn't let me paste it on here because they say I'm "new", but just go to their website and check Internet store.
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Here is the link for your info:
http://www.seidioonline.com/category-s/8156.htm
Not to thread crap, but Google Seidio extended batteries. They usually test at far less than their advertised rating. They make nice cases, but their batteries aren't very well regarded in the smartphone enthusiast circles.
tedkord said:
Not to thread crap, but Google Seidio extended batteries. They usually test at far less than their advertised rating. They make nice cases, but their batteries aren't very well regarded in the smartphone enthusiast circles.
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on my SGS2 they could not outlast my mugen but then again mugen cost 30 more. having said that, the battery is very good. i wouldnt doubt their product.
tedkord said:
Not to thread crap, but Google Seidio extended batteries. They usually test at far less than their advertised rating. They make nice cases, but their batteries aren't very well regarded in the smartphone enthusiast circles.
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I agree, had them for my og Evo, extended battery was decent, but on my Epic touch it was far less than satisfying.
I am waiting on one from Gorilla gadgets, the extended battery i got for my Epic touch was good. Hopefully it will be the same with my GS3
There extended battery for my og evo worked great for almost two years. But I messed up using a rom with trickle charging. So go for the battery when it comes out, I know I will.
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I agree too, their products are very reliable and the quality is superb, I bought an extended battery from them a few years ago for the Droid Inc and always got atleast 26+ hrs on it. Of course like any other battery, it too lost its juice after 2 years but I was very satisfied with its output. Right now there is no timetable on when the battery will be released (I sent Seidio an email and waiting for their response) but hopefully the battery isn't bulky enough that it sacrifices the phones' beauty.
Batt w/NFC $74.95 http://www.seidioonline.com/samsung-galaxy-s-iii-3500-extended-battery-nfc-p/bacy35ssgs3n-bk.htm
Batt w/o NFC $69.95 http://www.seidioonline.com/galaxy-s-iii-innocell-3500-extended-life-battery-p/bacy35ssgs3-bk.htm
Pagaldesi4life said:
I agree too, their products are very reliable and the quality is superb, I bought an extended battery from them a few years ago for the Droid Inc and always got atleast 26+ hrs on it. Of course like any other battery, it too lost its juice after 2 years but I was very satisfied with its output. Right now there is no timetable on when the battery will be released (I sent Seidio an email and waiting for their response) but hopefully the battery isn't bulky enough that it sacrifices the phones' beauty.
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I had great experience with the Seidio batteries for my Palm Pres, so other than the rather high price (and my concern about fit in my car dock), I am seriously considering this. {ProfJonathan}
um...what do you guys think so far?
this compare to mugen?
or should i wait for the samsung factory extended battery?
tabemasu88 said:
um...what do you guys think so far?
this compare to mugen?
or should i wait for the samsung factory extended battery?
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I would like to see this, i have the 4200 by Hyperion , and i love it, NFC and even the case is good, just a tad too big, a little smaller battery would be nice
its not out yet right?
it will be available aug 17?
bump to see a review of this battery
The one with NFC hasn't been released yet.
Thanks for the info. just placed an order for this.
If anyone orders and want 10% off use coupon code TW10