Is the 3500mAh battery, which you can buy off Ebay for around $15-20 on Ebay actually worth it?
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I was crusing the ebay sellers and i found a place that sold New 1750mAH for i780.
have anyone tried them? i want to bye a new one but the 3000 mAh battery i have seen i don't like becouse of the size i guess if the 1750 mAh battery is good it will get me alot more playingtime than my 1000mAh i have now (wich i don't even know how old it is as i purchased the phone secondhand a couple of days ago (like it very much so far)
I have the 3000 mAh battery from Mugen Power and it's great. Great quality, same as other batteries from Mugen I bought. Even the extended cover is not bad - it makes holding the phone much safer and comfortable.
Ok maybe i have to surender, but i have a Q when i *#0228# on my i780 it says i got a 1450 mAh standard battery but under the cover it says 1000mAh
and replacement batteries i found online is 1200mAh
and then we have the 1750 i found and the 3000
WHAT is the original battery? 1450 or 1000?
if i got 1450 today and i bought a 1200 i will get even worse workingtime out of it...;(
The original battery is 1000 mAh. I can see 1480 in the test menu with the 3000 mAh battery.
Well then if original is 1000 then a "originalsize" 1750 mAh would be a great improvment in capacity (I know now what the 3000 mAh costs it = more than i bought the phone for)
so if the battery is the same for Evo as the TP2 and Hero then one can assume the Seidio extended battery for the Hero/TP2 works for the Evo? just wondering cause it is about $10-$15 cheaper and available on amazon. does anyone have this battery and does it make a noticeable difference (about 20% batter life)
does anyone know??
Don't waste your money.
Check this out:
http://batteryboss.org/
This is supposed to be the best buy for a real OEM battery. 1500mAh $15
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230439043798
Are the extended batteries on Ebay worth buying?
There are 1800mah and 3500mah batteries on there going for very cheap. Anyone have any experience with the "off brand" ones.
They are going for roughly $10 for 1800 and 25 for 3500, just wondering if they will actually work better than stock.
thanks
anyone yet?
The Seidio 3500ma batteries are great. Most of the time I only charge once a day. They also have a case that will fit the battery. My gf's evo today was dead by 5pm, mine was still better than 50% and I had been using my nav, playing games, pictures and what ever else in a bad signal area. Its still at 32% after a long day and no charging. My gf was using the charger all day.
Its so nice when you can go somewhere and not worry about the battery.
I almost always have to charge it twice to get a full charge, otherwise it drops to 80% pretty quick.
Seidio 3500mah is good. It's better with the external charger.
most of the off brand batteries on ebay for cheap get no where near what they are "rated" at. with the 1800 you will probably get about the same as a 1500 mah stock if you are lucky.
The extended 3500 etc battereis for cheap on ebay are ussually even farther off. yo would be lucky to get 2000. If you are looking for a real extended battery at this point siedio is your best bet though more expensiove it is the closest to giving the actual rating for extended batteries
Using 1800mAh battery on his Evo 4G and he love it. Had issues with the price at first but quality proved itself over buying cheap batteries from ebay or amazon. In the end it's cheaper to stick with a good battery.
Check them out, I'm on 3 days usage with 3200mah now.
Check review from Droid Dog here: http://www.droiddog.com/android-blog/2010/10/mugen-powers-extended-batteries-for-the-htc-evo-4g/
3200mAh with battery door
1800mAh OEM socket battery
I'm using the 3200mAh battery from Mugen right now. With a new ICS ROM I'm getting about 18 hrs, sadly that is without 4G.
The Mugen batteries are showing horrible results on battery boss, the 1800mah is less actual mah than the stock OEM that comes with it.
Anker
Hey, have you guys looked into Anker batteries? A lot of people are also praising them...
Lacedaemon said:
Hey, have you guys looked into Anker batteries? A lot of people are also praising them...
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I just ordered two 1700mah anker batteries with a wall charger, 13 bucks! They should be here on monday, can't wait, and to have a working phone again heh.
oOflyeyesOo said:
The Mugen batteries are showing horrible results on battery boss, the 1800mah is less actual mah than the stock OEM that comes with it.
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If you'd make some research you'd find out that batteryboss was a project to throw dirt at all third-party batteries out there. The tests were biased and not proven. I'd suggest you trying the stuff yourself and make up your own mind. When the battery allows me to work on my phone for another 1.5 days, I don't care about some stinky site out there.
Is there any suitable high mAH battery available for i9100 am from india ?
there is mugen's 3200 mah battery which is expensive and bulks up the phone also samsung's extended battery 2000mah and anker 1900mah are some good choices
I am from India too, What I did is purchase an after market battery which just cost me 200RS. Worked fine for about 6 months.
Now I have ordered Anker 1900mah battery from US, If you want will update you how it works when it arrives
From India too - I got a good offer on eBay for a pair of Anker 1750 mAh with battery charger for just 1400/- so now I have the stock (1650 mAh) and two Anker (1750 mAh) batteries with me, so I never am short of power. I also noticed the phone becomes very hot on charging - sometimes 47 degrees so this was, replacing with the fully charged spares avoids that problem.