For some time I have had battery problems with my VOX, in Venezuela did not get and buying it on the outside is almost impossible.
So I decided to adapt another of another brand, I tried several models and found that making an adjustment to the battery of "Blackberry" you can make it work.
The battery in question is the C-S2, is a 750 mAh battery which will reduce the operating time especially if you use the WiFi, Bluetooth or music player; but its size and internal electronics is compatible with the VOX. I have a HTC S711, Latin American version of the S710.
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The adjustment of the battery is very simple, cut the reliefs found in the base and the battery will fit perfectly on the phone. If the battery is new, it is necessary charge it for at least 8 hours with the phone off.
If you want longer duration of operation of the phone, can replace the battery model for the C-M2 (900 mAh) or the C-X2 (1400 mAh).
I hope this will be helpful to anyone who like me search the original battery of this equip and not get it.
Thanks for the tip!
Please update the wiki with this useful information
dantes13 said:
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If you want longer duration of operation of the phone, can replace the battery model for the C-M2 (900 mAh) or the C-X2 (1400 mAh).
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Will the larger ones also fit the available space in battery compartment?
wow,...great information..thanks!
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Will the larger ones also fit the available space in battery compartment?
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The battery C-M2 and C-X2 have the same size as the C-S2
Did you try out the others as well? They are all for different devices (and in the online shops they also look different, at least the color is...).
I bought an old Dopod C500, the seller told me the battery needs replacement, but finding the battery is not an easy task so I got some info here, luckily got a CX-2 while even the shopkeeper did not know he has one,
1. CX-2 is a mm thicker than the CS-2 and hence cover can not be closed, its a tight fit so battery does not drop but a solution is required maybe to use double sided tape or something.
2. The capacity is good but the phone is unable to charge the battery and an external charger is required, I even tried using a blackberry charger to over come this, but no luck. The external charger means you need to pull out the battery and leave the phone off for a couple of hours or have two batteries to use one and charge the other.
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Yes.
I have a £7 one from China with a battery and battery charging area at the rear.
Works very well, however the phone doesn't automatically go into dock mode, which I'm not too fussed about for what I paid for it.
Looks quite sleek as well.
Seidio also has one as well, and you don't need to take a case off to use it.
Be careful with those China, second battery ones. I had one for a Nokia and, while the front part is fine (the phone has it's own charging logic), the spare battery part is dodgy and will just keep charging as long as the battery is in which means it can overcharge and kill your battery very quickly.
Like I say, the front bit is fine so just use that and if you have a spare battery, charge it in the phone only.
I'm currently using this at work: http://www.play.com//ProductOutline.aspx?title=13518370&r=MBLS
It's amazing how readily it grips without being sticky or anything. It holds my nexus landscape on the occasions I want it to without any problems. It's a bit annoying that the charger is still a cable but it's a universal job so you can't expect it to be any different. The swappable plugs are great if you have several devices too and you can never have too many additional usb ports so thats handy too.
There're some cheaper ones without card reader. Just search "slip stand" on eBay.
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Be careful with those China, second battery ones. I had one for a Nokia and, while the front part is fine (the phone has it's own charging logic), the spare battery part is dodgy and will just keep charging as long as the battery is in which means it can overcharge and kill your battery very quickly.
Like I say, the front bit is fine so just use that and if you have a spare battery, charge it in the phone only.
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I've been trying to find the one I got (I posted it here so I guess I can just search through my own posts) - hopefully it has decent charging logic, which I'm guessing by the fact that there's a little light on it that is red while charging the spare and green when it is charged....I'd assume it'd drop down to trickle at that point, but I'd have to set up an ammeter to be sure.
i would love one like this
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http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/feature-make-your-own-cardboard-iphone-dock-full-instructions/
Works fine with the N1. Not pretty but it works and it's free, you obviously still need to plug the standard usb cable in.
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you do know the droid/milestone has its charging port in the side of the phone to facilitate this right?
Anyone find a charging dock that can also charge an extra battery? I was thinking of getting a spare battery and wanted a way to charge both my phone and the spare at the same time.
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Anyone find a charging dock that can also charge an extra battery? I was thinking of getting a spare battery and wanted a way to charge both my phone and the spare at the same time.
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$24.95 from Mobi
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That's a nice looking dock
But if yo are putting the phone in as shown, how are you charging it?
The USB port is at the Top.
it looks like the phone can sit there and you put the phones plug in the top and then a battery goes behind the phone.
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Never worked
I got two identical to this from Ben's Bazaar. I'm RMA'ing the replacement right now, I never got either to charge the batt at all. The description says for Fascinate and Mesmerize. On each I metered the 2 contacts (not 3 by the way) @ 0.0 vdc (same contacts on batt ~4.1 vdc)
I just want to add, in all of this, Ben's Bazaar has been a breeze to deal with. I have no fear that they will make this right.
I can't believe samsung made different batteries across the Galaxy S line.
I figured it out there is an extra usb power brick that is used to charge the Ext. batt, The usb communication cable won't charge the ext. batt. just the internal batt. Both cables need to be used. No instructions either.
I saw something similar at my USC store Thursday. It's a battery charger with an extra battery. It doesn't have a dock though. It was around $45 and for the mez. Don't remember the manufacturer, but I'm sure you could find it a little cheeper online.
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i dont like these docks because of the lack of accessibility
This one was in the USCC store today, I was tempted to pick it up. Has anyone used it?
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Battery-Fascinate-Mesmerize-Showcase/dp/B004EFVG0A
Definitely priced better on amazon, though...
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This one was in the USCC store today, I was tempted to pick it up. Has anyone used it?
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Battery-Fascinate-Mesmerize-Showcase/dp/B004EFVG0A
Definitely priced better on amazon, though...
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Yes i have had one for couple months now and i can tell you it is handy if you use your phone a lot at work and have little time to recharge your battery before leaving the house again in the evening. Just pop in fresh battery after work and you are set for the night.
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FWIW I got a portable 5000 mAh battery that is extremely useful, it is USB so you just charge it for a couple of hours then plug your devices in when they get low. It's smaller than my phone and charges almost as good as the wall.
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Brand/cost/source? Pics or it doesn't exist...
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BrandoPower, Universal 5000mAh Lithium Ion External battery pack last 38 hours for your New Blackberry Tour - AC charger included
http://www.google.com/products?q=Br...d&offerid=15263830985467379620&source=shopper
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Today’s digital lifestyle demands power on-the-go, but sometimes we forget to charge our devices before setting out. What do you do when there’s not an outlet in sight and your smartphone or tablet is running out power? Introducing the Samsung Universal USB Extended Battery Pack. Portable power when you need, it where you need it. We can Charge Samsung Galaxy S4 for 3 FULL Charge. We can charge Both Smart phones and Tablets together and Cable comes with pack.
Anyone using it? kindly post reviews about product quality and power performance.
Available in 2 colors, White and Black.
Black Color
http://www.shopsection.com/accessor...ttery-Pack-for-Smartphones-and-Tablets-(Black)
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Here's one I've had for a long time now http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003ZBZ64Q/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1370410020&sr=8-2&pi=SL75
This is an updated version compared to mine (a bit more power, dual USB). Since they are so similar, I'll talk about mine. It served me very well, blue indicator lights, automatically turns off if nothing is plugged in, very smooth finish.
I can't speak for how many charges it gave me since its been too long. And I can't test it now since battery capacity decreases over time, but it packs more power than the one you listed. So check it out
http://www.amazon.com/RAVPower®-Fla...qid=1370414373&sr=1-1&keywords=powerbank+7800 i got one of these a while back and have nothing but good things to say about it. although at 7800mah, they do offer 12000 versions for a bit more
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http://www.amazon.com/RAVPower®-Fla...qid=1370414373&sr=1-1&keywords=powerbank+7800 i got one of these a while back and have nothing but good things to say about it. although at 7800mah, they do offer 12000 versions for a bit more
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thats the one I got for 24.99 was just gonna say that 24.99 vs 99.99 hmmm..... and the ravpower has a led light to use as a flashlight... so I guess I didn't think too hard about it.
Yes, 12000mAh is really worth more than 9000mAh. How long your 12000mAh hold power backup or it store the power till we use it?
Do this type of power pack has standy-by time ???
prsterero said:
Here's one I've had for a long time now http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003ZBZ64Q/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1370410020&sr=8-2&pi=SL75
This is an updated version compared to mine (a bit more power, dual USB). Since they are so similar, I'll talk about mine. It served me very well, blue indicator lights, automatically turns off if nothing is plugged in, very smooth finish.
I can't speak for how many charges it gave me since its been too long. And I can't test it now since battery capacity decreases over time, but it packs more power than the one you listed. So check it out
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I have a Vaas 5000mah I got off dailysteals or something like that about a month ago for $18. Has been working good so far, has one port of 1a and one for 2.1a
Hi guys this is my first post on xda, i just bought nubia new phone (global version) and generally im pretty satisfied with what we get for the price, but i do have one BIG problem, that is the battery capacity. Advertised capacity is 5000mha and i know this is just what battery is rated for and that there will be SOME difference between rated capacity and actual capacity. That said the difference is HUGE, way to big to be acceptable! My actual capacity turned out to be 3900. And just because of that im thinking of returning my phone, but before i do, id like some feedback from you guys and maybe your own measurements, im really interested whether nubia is trying to scam us, or is it just me who got the short straw...
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Hi guys this is my first post on xda, i just bought nubia new phone (global version) and generally im pretty satisfied with what we get for the price, but i do have one BIG problem, that is the battery capacity. Advertised capacity is 5000mha and i know this is just what battery is rated for and that there will be SOME difference between rated capacity and actual capacity. That said the difference is HUGE, way to big to be acceptable! My actual capacity turned out to be 3900. And just because of that im thinking of returning my phone, but before i do, id like some feedback from you guys and maybe your own measurements, im really interested whether nubia is trying to scam us, or is it just me who got the short straw...
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Serach youtube "Red Magic 3 Teardown! - Does the Internal Fan Blow?
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Serach yputube "Red Magic 3 Teardown! - Does the Internal Fan Blow?"
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How will that help? i already wached that video... nothing to do with actual battery capacity...
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How will that help? i already wached that video... nothing to do with actual battery capacity...
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Again, this are Rated capacity : 5020 and typical capacity 4980. And if i had such capacity id be happy. BUT IF YOU use and app to measure your REAL capacity, MY capacity in my device is ONLY 3900mha. AND THAT IS NOT OKAY xD
Echtalion said:
Again, this are Rated capacity : 5020 and typical capacity 4980. And if i had such capacity id be happy. BUT IF YOU use and app to measure your REAL capacity, MY capacity in my device is ONLY 3900mha. AND THAT IS NOT OKAY xD
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the apps Always wrong more then right
What app is that?
Aida64 shows the full 5000 mAh for mine.
hey i used 2 apps, AccuBattery and KasperskyBattery life, these two have highest ratings on play store. First measure told me my battery has 3900mha and second measure told me it has 4770 mha, second mesure i did by draining battery to 0 and the charging to 100 seeing how much charge the battery absorbed.
using aida64 to measure and charging it all the way up i got a bit over 4900mAh
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using aida64 to measure and charging it all the way up i got a bit over 4900mAh
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I've got via Aida64 around 4975 max until now.... So the 5000 mah is real...
I have here 4866 ( Accubatery )
Hello
Is there any new coming phone with the best battery life?
I am looking for the upgrade of Sony Xperia 10 IV which has the best battery life possible in a reputable/robust device.
Is there anything similar coming out or a 10 IV replacement?
Thanks!
mobilos said:
Hello
Is there any new coming phone with the best battery life?
I am looking for the upgrade of Sony Xperia 10 IV which has the best battery life possible in a reputable/robust device.
Is there anything similar coming out or a 10 IV replacement?
Thanks!
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How do you define the best battery life? Charge it every day and last the whole day? Or charge it once per week?
Good question, whatever longer I suppose? I don't think a week lasting Android smartphone exists unless it's some kind of Umbugu etc chinese brick or something (I am looking for a regular reputable phone)
Sony Xperia 10 IV charges slowly, but it's the battery life champion. I think you aren't getting that with any other android... Though you might want to check out the Galaxy A53 5G. I'm trying not to be biased(Samsung user here), but this one is a complete package for the price. Charging speed is faster than Xperia(which impacts battery life); though don't expect a two-day battery life, but a day and a half is manageable.
EDIT: check this https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/battery-life.4433277/
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Sony Xperia 10 IV charges slowly, but it's the battery life champion. I think you aren't getting that with any other android... Though you might want to check out the Galaxy A53 5G. I'm trying not to be biased(Samsung user here), but this one is a complete package for the price. Charging speed is faster than Xperia(which impacts battery life); though don't expect a two-day battery life, but a day and a half is manageable.
EDIT: check this https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/battery-life.4433277/
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Thanks but on GSMarena it shows as 113h endurance when the 10 IV is at 163h which is a huge difference?
I had the Motorola Moto G7 Power which is mentioned at 147h and it wouldn't last a day.
Also I have the Poco F3 which is at 114h and again cannot last more than a day.
mobilos said:
Thanks but on GSMarena it shows as 113h endurance when the 10 IV is at 163h which is a huge difference?
I had the Motorola Moto G7 Power which is mentioned at 147h and it wouldn't last a day.
Also I have the Poco F3 which is at 114h and again cannot last more than a day.
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That's why I said it's hard to match the 10 IV battery... though A53 is pretty solid mid-range considering the price and all. Now it depends what you use your phone for... I've been testing it in full throttle for 8 straight hours with mobile data on and the battery percentage goes with 44%. That's easily a day and a half with mid-usage.
Mmm thanks, I think I would shift my strategy and seek the slimmest/smallest fast charging power bank and the fastest wireless charging phone. Some wireless power banks are magnetic so if I can stick both and go on for a week, it would be great! Is there anything like that?
That's one way to go, but consider that most magnetic wireless power banks are not powerful enough, not to mention that wireless charging is slower(in most cases) than wired. If you want to go that way, a better alternative is to have a power bank case if you find one that fits your phone. Ex:
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But if you want your battery to last for a week, then you should definitely consider a wired power bank (20000mAh should be fine). It's faster and doesn't produce so much heat. I'm using Anker PowerCore 20,100mAh, it's semi-light, and charges my Galaxy s9+ up to 4-5 times.