On ebay, there are a few 1800 and 1900 mAh batteries. Is it safe to use them or are they just going to mess up the device. The 1900 mAh is for 60 however the 1800 mAh is between 6-11 bucks. Is it safe to use them?
Is anyone using one?
That Anker is at $60 because they're low on stock. Join our discussion in the Accessories subforum
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1128568
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I search the Web for hiqh-capacity battery for my MDA II, and the only battery, that i found is 1400 mah slim battery. But i need more power...
Also, i found a high capacity battery 2600 mah from Megen Power, but it has bigger dimesion that standart 1200 mah battery.
Does anybody knows any MDA II batteries with same dimensions as a standart 1200 mah (PH17B) battery, without a bulge on the back cover.
I need at least 1800,2000, 2200 + mah slim battery.
I know that it's possible to made a slim high capacity for MDA II, because some manufacturers already made slim batteries for MDA III like that:http://www.alibaba.com/catalog/10829599/XDA_III_MDA_III_Battery_2400mAh.html
Why not for MDA II ?
I've never heard of anything over 1200/1400. I bought my 1400 on eBay.
Where did you find a 2600?
Carlos said:
I've never heard of anything over 1200/1400. I bought my 1400 on eBay.
Where did you find a 2600?
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there
http://www.gethightech.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?&Screen=PROD&Product_Code=XX1686&Category_Code=BATT
and there
http://www.mdsbattery.co.uk/shop/productprofile.asp?ProductGroupID=1809
I searched and found from these guys:
http://etxquc.simplyonline.com/
that there are 1800 mAh and 2600 mAh versions for XDA II & IIi.
Wow, $120 for a battery... Somehow I doubt they sold a whole lot of them.
Calvin337 said:
I searched and found from these guys:
http://etxquc.simplyonline.com/
that there are 1800 mAh and 2600 mAh versions for XDA II & IIi.
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Hmm, i'm only found 2600 mAh variant at that site. Where do see 1800?
Can you please give direct link for 1800 mAh one?
http://etxquc.simplyonline.com/item...pe=cat&CFID=1394688&CFTOKEN=81717708&item=385
2400 mha
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewforum.php?f=22
Carlos said:
Wow, $120 for a battery... Somehow I doubt they sold a whole lot of them.
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I don't like your Signature... Are you a Pedophile or something?
Carlos said:
Wow, $120 for a battery... Somehow I doubt they sold a whole lot of them.
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It depends on one's VALUE definition of improved performance.
HLI-XDA2SSL 2400mAh
great service, cheap battery, but the sodding thing keeps falling out. Am NOT Happy
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pounana said:
great service, cheap battery, but the sodding thing keeps falling out. Am NOT Happy
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Are you referring to the 2400 mah battery posted in this thread?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=26547&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=
Has anyone tried these from DealExtreme?
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.23987~r.39595289
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.23964~r.39595289
I recently tried ordering a couple of 1800 mAh Batteries from eBay, but the supplier only sent 1200 mAh ones:
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.23962~r.39595289
I buy everything from Dealextreme for my PSP and the Quality is alsways fine, look at the User Ratings and youll be on the safe side. Sorry for my bad English....
So, I'm looking to replace my 6 month old stock Epic battery, and was thinking while I was at it I might as well get the best one available to me, with the only requirement being that it doesn't require a new phone back plate. Searching/Browsing this forum has proved somewhat unsuccessful, the best threads I found were this one where slvr00gt debunks the mAh ratings of some Chinese batteries, and this nondescript thread where the 1650 mAh battery from the Galaxy S is discussed (some sellers seem to be packaging 1500 mAh batteries as 1650 mAh batteries).
It seems the best option currently available for replacing your stock battery while keeping the same form factor is the same Samsung 1500 mAh battery or the 1650 mAh Samsung battery from the Galaxy S (although sourcing a genuine one seems to be difficult currently).
Are there other options out there I'm missing? Planning on keeping this post updated as a guide, btw.
The battery from europe is genuine.
oflannabhra said:
So, I'm looking to replace my 6 month old stock Epic battery, and was thinking while I was at it I might as well get the best one available to me, with the only requirement being that it doesn't require a new phone back plate. Searching/Browsing this forum has proved somewhat unsuccessful, the best threads I found were this one where slvr00gt debunks the mAh ratings of some Chinese batteries, and this nondescript thread where the 1650 mAh battery from the Galaxy S is discussed (some sellers seem to be packaging 1500 mAh batteries as 1650 mAh batteries).
It seems the best option currently available for replacing your stock battery while keeping the same form factor is the same Samsung 1500 mAh battery or the 1650 mAh Samsung battery from the Galaxy S (although sourcing a genuine one seems to be difficult currently).
Are there other options out there I'm missing? Planning on keeping this post updated as a guide, btw.
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Some guy from Solvania is selling them and I can say his batteries are genuine I weight my standard 1500 mah stock battery and it weighs 32.1 grams and the 1650 mah replacement stock battery weighs 33.5 grams which weighs approximately 4% more than the 1500 mah stock battery. The other batteries I got from china weighed in at 29.6 grams, 29.4 grams and 28.9 grams the weight on these battery are inconstistant. But I got all three batteries with the charger for 1/3 the price I paid for my replacement battery from europe.
Do you have a link to these Solvania batteries? Good batteries are going to be heavier then the cheaper ones.
Found deals on batteries on htc express website.
Wondering if the tbolt uses the same battery as SPRINT HTC EVO 4G, VERIZON INCREDIBLE DROID, TOUCH PRO2, HTC HERO, MYTOUCH SLIDE T-MOBILE
if so...they have a pretty good package deal. 2 x 1900 mah batteries and wall charger for 30 bucks.
They also sell the same deal specifically listed for the tbolt (only 1700 x 2 and a wall charger for 35).
If my tbolt uses the same battery as the phones above, Id prefer to get these 1900 mah batteries and the wall charger.
http://www.htcexpress.com/batteries...-battery-sprint-verizon-incredible-droid.html
The 1900s won't fit and the 1700s aren't really 1700 mAh.
Thanks, Robertus
Robertus said:
The 1900s won't fit and the 1700s aren't really 1700 mAh.
Thanks, Robertus
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thanks for the response!
Figured that, but thought Id ask.
Robertus said:
The 1900s won't fit and the 1700s aren't really 1700 mAh.
Thanks, Robertus
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Agreed. However, the 1700s are some of the better "cheap" eBay batteries. If you want cheap slim batteries, they're the way to go ($25 for 2 + charger but don't pay the $45ish that they charge, or at least used to). However, do NOT expect them to be better than OEM but in my experience, they're just as good (and cheaper).
But do be aware - they flat-out lie about the battery's capacity.
Edit (clarification): They're $35 on their site but can be had for $25 on eBay from the Chichitec seller (via auction, not buy-it-now).
hi
Anyone bought an 1800 mAh or greater battery in india? If yes..great if you could provide the link etc for buying it online...cant really figure out whats genuine and whats fake!!
Have only heard names like anker..powercell..etc
Thanks