So there are 2 versions of the Touch Diamond as for as I know.
The original GSM phone, and the smaller rounder CDMA version.
I want to buy this cradle for the phone,
http://www.smartphonecentral.ca/htc-touch-diamond-desktop-charging-cradle-cr-g300.html
But not sure if it will fit with my CDMA version phone?
Anyone know?
the cdma touch diamond that sprint/telus/alltell has actually has an extended 1350mah battery and battery cover that is about 3-4 mm wider than the standard gsm touch diamond (900 mah) so tread carefully. You may want to look at expansys canada i found this:
http://www.expansys.ca/p.aspx?i=169488
http://www.expansys.ca/s.aspx?update=true&sid=18903305
the charger their is designed for the touch pro so it should fit your cdma touch diamond with room to spare. im actually going thru similar crap, i have a tmobile mda compact IV which is their version of the touch diamond with the slimmer 900mah battery but the look of the curvy rounded cdma TD. i wish htc had just made the curvy cdma touch diamond and square gsm touch diamond with same battery and same back its a pain looking for accessories for the diffrent phones because the back of this one is thicker and the back of that one is slim but faceted, ARRRRGGGGGHHHH. Anyways good luck hope that helped
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Hi all
I'm just in the middle of a talk with a supplier to get a HTC Touch pro into my hands and i was looking for a bit of advice from some of the early adopters
the hermes was found to develop a few common issues with the first few batches, does this seem to be the case with the raphael too?
also,
If i was to purchase the touch pro today, could i go and swap the back cover of the touch pro with that of the vario 4? (i.e. the 'smooth' cover) i dont really like the whole multi faceted business going on
many thanks
I know the flat back from the O2 variant does not fit on an unbranded device..
Besides - the Vario IV is a different shape from the unbranded no?
Does anyone know where I can buy a Diamond chassis / original (diamond-shaped) battery cover? This is for the original/unbranded & Europe version of the HTC Diamond, if it makes a difference.
www.cnn.cn
i have purchased quite some stuff there, they're quick and reliable
Hi,
Does anyone know if the main-body structure of the touch diamond from Sprint and T-Mobile are the same?
They look the same, but the reason I am asking is that the back casing of the Spring is deeper with bigger battery and it would be nice to get one for my UK version which has the puny battery!
Thank you.
I myself tried that already. Im on tmobile USA and bought the mda compact 4 from tmobile uk. The sprint touch diamond has a different back altogether to the mda 4. The bottom part on the mda 4 cuts off where the sprint one extends further. I hope that makes sense just check out the pics.
Thanks. Pictures were very helpful
no problem
Who know that Battery for Diamond CDMA can fit to T-Mobile Compact IV?
I want to buy Diamond CDMA Battery but not sure it can fit to T-Mobile Compact IV.
It more capacity 1350mAh with original back cover.
Thanks
DAMMNNNN!
I just spent £11.99 on a 1800 batt with a bigger 'diamond' casing....if i knew i could get a 1350 batt the same size as the original I would have waited!! oh well! got any pics? wud be interested to see if this is true!!
Cheers!
I don't think the 1350 mAh battery can fit with the original cover on the GSM Diamond. If this is the case, HTC wouldn't have to sell the 1340 mAh battery with a slightly thicker cover.
As per subject, just wondering if all these extended batteries actually fit all the different variants of the Diamond, e.g the HTC Diamond itself, MDA Compact IV etc. I know the covers are different.
Just that the only flat back extended battery I've seen for the MDA C IV is about £40-50. Would be good if someone sold just a extended cover for the MDA and to purchase the battery itself from somewhere else.
Answering my own question (sort of)
Quite a few views on this post...
Just got hold of a Touch Pro and it's 1340 maH fits perfectly in my MDA Compact 4 (not with the original cover of course).