Hi everyone,
For the folks with the SGH-I747, can you please give me the model number of your charger? My charger got stolen along with some other stuff on a recent trip and I'm trying to replace it with an OEM part. Even better if you're Canadian, although I don't think it should make much of a difference. If the cable has a model number, please note that too.
Thanks!
I got the model number from a friend who has a Telus GS3. The model number is ETA0U61JBE in case anyone needs it. Thanks!
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Where to begin? I purchased what I thought was a real HTC Touch(GSM), only to have received what I think maybe a Chinese clone or Chinese version of said phone. The phone itself is tagged HTC even in the battery compartment. The phone doesn't say DOPOD (Taiwanese subsidiary) anywhere on it but I have my suspicions. Aside from the roms and badges, is there any difference ,hardware wise? I know the Chinese versions can't utilize a 3G network. Is this issue Hardware or Firmware? If it's a DOPOD, will it take a U.S rom once I unlock the CID? Can I save the old ROM (just in case)? Are you tired of me asking questions yet? With the info bellow can it be determined if I was scammed?
ROM 1.11.706.1b CHS
model ELF0100
model# HTC P3450
p/n 99HDM030-00
I picked a bad week to stop drinking tequila.
I had enough of this, I,m going to drown my sorrows. I'll check back in the morning.
Appears to be a regular Elf model Touch?
It appears to be, but looks can be deceiving. Also there are tell-tale signs,( spelling and grammatical errors in the UI, missing features, etc.).What I really need to know is if it is, are there any physical hardware differences between a US model and an Asian Knock-off? I went to the US HTC website to check for updates and I found a rom update. After inputting my ser. number for the download, it replied that it was not a legitimate serial number. IF it is a Chinese version can I convert it to a US model? will I have 3G accessibility? Inquiring minds want to know.
Unfortunately, that I cannot answer--although if it is a knock-off, and therefore of no use--might as well try, right?
Well, yeah, I can try, but I can also end up bricking my phone if they're not the same. Can't I?
Hey guys,
Just wondering if the battery for the i9300 version, and the SGH-i747 model is the same battery? If I buy a battery that has i9300 on the back will it work on my i747 model? When sellers list compatible devices, the i9300 is one of them, but the i747 isn't so just wondering. Thanks.
My battery number is also EB-L1G6LLA and most of the batteries I'm finding are EB-L1G6LLU is that also okay with the i747 model?
Yes they are the same
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Papaniz said:
Hey guys,
Just wondering if the battery for the i9300 version, and the SGH-i747 model is the same battery? If I buy a battery that has i9300 on the back will it work on my i747 model? When sellers list compatible devices, the i9300 is one of them, but the i747 isn't so just wondering. Thanks.
My battery number is also EB-L1G6LLA and most of the batteries I'm finding are EB-L1G6LLU is that also okay with the i747 model?
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Judging from this description they are the same:
Mugen Power 4600mAh Extended Battery for Samsung Galaxy S3 I9300 / AT&T Samsumg Galaxy S III I747 / Verzion Samsung Galaxy S III I535 / Sprint Samsung Galaxy III L710 / T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy III T999 / US Cellular Samsung Galaxy III R530 with Battery [HLI-I9300XL]
Papaniz said:
Hey guys,
Just wondering if the battery for the i9300 version, and the SGH-i747 model is the same battery? If I buy a battery that has i9300 on the back will it work on my i747 model? When sellers list compatible devices, the i9300 is one of them, but the i747 isn't so just wondering. Thanks.
My battery number is also EB-L1G6LLA and most of the batteries I'm finding are EB-L1G6LLU is that also okay with the i747 model?
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I'm currently looking into this myself. I normally buy my batteries off of eBay without problem. However, this time I rushed when I did and just purchased batteries for the Galaxy S3 without doing the comparison for Canadian model to US. I received a battery for my Telus GS3 which is the SGH-i747M, but the battery was for the i9300. I decided to try it anyway because they are pretty much the same phone.
My results:
- the phone works just fine
- battery life is approx 1/2 (4 hours normal usage - for me, 10% drain per hour in stand-by)
- OEM battery does not charge with the wall charger I received with the batteries
Has anyone else run into this situation? I'm thinking I might try again but with the proper specs (ie not rush), but if I can get an answer before I spend more cash, it would be better!
Cheers,
Chris
they ARE NOT THE SAME!!!! WARNING!
eb-l1g6llu vs eb-l1g6lla----- im going thru the same thing and this is what ive found out/learned,, the eb-l1g6llu is a crappy "replacement" sure it fits and chargers and powers up but the battery life is nowhere near what our original batteries give us,, in 43 minutes i was down to 70% left! see pic-- i also felt a difference in weight so i weighed them both and the eb-l1g6llu actually weighs less so im sure would be another reason for the sucky life,, im currently sending my eb-l1g6llu back to the seller for a full refund since they are horrible,, also you will notice that the eb-l1g6llu has chinese writing on it-see pic- hints another reason it sucks,, they are just cheaper batteries that are the same size but not same weight and the 2100mah written on it is a total lie, my original battery is the one on the left on both pics,, im currently messaging a different seller on ebay where ive explained all this,, he is selliing the EB-L1G6LLZ which comes in the verizon s3 but will work in all sg3's but he also mentioned that the EB-L1G6LLA is any "original battery" and its just different cause of the carrier,, but again the eb-l1g6llu is just a flat out fake cheap battery people are selling just to rip you off,, when i get the EB-L1G6LLZ from him if it works properly with "real" battery life like the ones that came with our s3's then ill come back and reply with his link so hopefully nobody else will get screwed over,, thanks for reading ,.,.
peace,.,. chuck
Actually not... The battery is either fake or not, it is not related to the model so directly. My International S3 came originally with EB-L1G6LLU battery=
jassenjj said:
Actually not... The battery is either fake or not, it is not related to the model so directly. My International S3 came originally with EB-L1G6LLU battery=
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Have just contacted online Samsung support, they told me that there's really no difference between these and other model numbers, it's just another production run (batch), and the batteries are actually the same.
Hi, I bought a Galaxy Note 2 from S. Korea in my visit but now I am back in my country and having problems with my battery. So naturally, I thought how can I replace my battery. However, when I take a quick look on the google I realized international version of battery and Korean version of battery have different code names as;
Int : EB595675LA
Kor : EB595675LK
and I am wondering is there anyone tried the international battery on Korean SHV-E250* phones? Is it compatible ? Otherwise, I would have to pay 4 times to order from S. Korea.
Thanks
They look the same and same volts so most likely they are 100% the same just different model numbers.
are also the Amp's the same?
I have misplaced the official charger that came with my Galaxy Tab S2 9.7" tablet. All other chargers charge soooo slow. I want to buy a replacement genuine charger - the same that came with the unit. What is the part number so I can Google and buy it please? UK 3 pin.
Thank you.
Mine has the following printed on it
Model : EP-TA12UWE
only other number is 140498-12, not sure if either of these will be of use.
Thank you. Any others just for consistency? I found one online that says Model number EP-TA20UWE is for the tablet which is slightly different to the above. Also when I put the above model number into Amazon, the reviews were bad saying it is not fast charging.
Argh am so confused.
here is a snapshot of the charger
Link https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0QuXk9paJoKQWFOb3E4aGNpWVU
Thank you
and for north america (mexico), please (st810)
saludos
I have the Canadian variant of the Note II, N7105. My 6-year-old daughter broke the charging port, and I need a replacement. I took the phone apart and pulled out the charging port. It says SGH-I317 Rev 1.0 R.D33(KH) 39 on it. From what I can gather from my research, Rev 1.0 seems to be the most important part. Does it have to say I317 on it? I have found some online that say N7105 on it. Is it okay if I buy that one? I assume it would be compatible. What about T889? I read that it might be compatible as well?
How important is rev 1.0? I am having a heck of a time finding 1.0 online, especially to get it in Canada. Most seem to be 0.7. Does it matter? Do any of you have the same phone as me and you successfully replaced it? If so, which one? This phone was originally from Koodo.
TheCanadian version of the Note 2 was either an sgh-i317m (sgh-i317 on AT&T or sgh-t889(used by Freedom/Wind and T-Mobile USA). The n7105 is the international verson that was sold outside of North America.
Some third-party cables can be hit and miss. I ordered a cheap replacement from Aliexpress for the sgh-i317 and it worked perfectly although I did not make note of the revision #.