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Has anyone tried the 1650 mAh battery for TB? Is it really better than the stock battery?

I'm using 2750mah by HTC well worth it
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MONKY_1 said:
I'm using 2750mah by HTC well worth it
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Can you give us any numbers?

Yes well heavy useage with background data on and sync always on 3g on (not turning it off) unplugged at 8:47 am at 7:32 74% ill do pics tomorrow
-monky_1

I can never stand the hump cause by extended battery.

Stock is working great for me lasts all day no problems just have to be sure to charge every night.
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Extended battery is the way to go if you can get past the hump, well worth it.

Love the extended, I'm using Verizon's the only issue us it some work in the car dock with the extended battery
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mngdew said:
I can never stand the hump cause by extended battery.
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I didn't think I would like it at all either. However I have grown to love it, the way it is places on this phone actually helps holding it better. Of course that is just my opinion.

Let battery die out???

Hi all.
What would be good battery maintenance on my nexus s? Should I let it die out once in a while? I keep charging it when I might that I shouldn't need to.
Thanks
Heeter
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Heeter said:
Hi all.
What would be good battery maintenance on my nexus s? Should I let it die out once in a while? I keep charging it when I might that I shouldn't need to.
Thanks
Heeter
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I'm New to All This But I think Would Idea one's A Week on The days you Don't Work Like Saturday or Sunday

From what I've read, the Lithium-Ion batteries like to be kept charged to 97%. Your phone will take care of keeping it at the right level. Don't fully deplete it as it will begin to decrease the lifespan of the battery.
Multiple short charges is better than long discharge / recharge cycles.
Check out batteryuniversity.com how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries
I can't post the URL because I'm still a n00b

nauckwj said:
From what I've read, the Lithium-Ion batteries like to be kept charged to 97%. Your phone will take care of keeping it at the right level. Don't fully deplete it as it will begin to decrease the lifespan of the battery.
Multiple short charges is better than long discharge / recharge cycles.
Check out batteryuniversity.com how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries
I can't post the URL because I'm still a n00b
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http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries
Check out fig4. lower battery voltage gives longer battery life. Maybe that's the plan, make battery last longer.

Hmmmm very interesting,
In the case, sounds like a good idea if I was to purchase a second power cable and keep of at work. Sounds lilethe nexus s battery is designed to stay as fully charged at all times. From that report, would that be a fair assumption?
Heeter
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Yep..that's what I do too. In the car as well. Nexus S seems very power hungry but with the battery meter application built-in you can get very good at understanding where all the power is going.
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Thanks, for all your responses.
Heeter
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No problem. Had the exact same question when I first got mine.
Have fun!
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New battery

I just got a new battery from HTC, a replacement for the stock one um using. Should I charge the new battery as sion as I put it on the phone or shall I use it and wait til it die before I charge it to have a better battery life?
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The batteries that come with a new phone are usually around 40%, they do this because 40% is a perfect amount to charge at. If you battery you receive is at around 35%-45%, I would give it a full charge, if any less, or at 85%+ I would use it until it runs out, then search the android market for a battery calibration app.

DaClowns said:
The batteries that come with a new phone are usually around 40%, they do this because 40% is a perfect amount to charge at. If you battery you receive is at around 35%-45%, I would give it a full charge, if any less, or at 85%+ I would use it until it runs out, then search the android market for a battery calibration app.
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I have a stock phone no rooting or not flashed. Are there any battery calibration app for a stock phone?
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I just used the replacement battery but everytime I look at the stats it still shows the stats from the old battery. How can I clear the stats to start a new one. My phone is pure stock out of the box no root or flashing. Ty.
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App in the market that will calibrate your battery.
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Simco80 said:
App in the market that will calibrate your battery.
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I've checked almost all the battery calibration app on the market and all of the requires rooting. Do u have the actual name of the app mate?
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Full battery charge help

Hi I've noticed I mustn't of been charging my battery full I've been.calibrating the battery to 4015mv and now I have relised it has gone up to 4215mv after installing new Rom
what is the full charge MV ?
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Mine is about 4210mV in Battery Monitor Widget. From what I red, it should be around around 4200mV or slightly more.
At 4015mV, I think you lost quite some juice...

Mine is going up to 4202mv.
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Also 4215mv at full charge here. Highest i have seen is 4216mv when i just had it.

Conditioning XE/Evo 3D battery

Just got one of these 1730mAh batteries. What should I do to make sure I have optimal calibration etc.? Do I need to delete battery stats in recovery? Do anything special for the first few charge cycles?
Thanks
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ellisbodds said:
Just got one of these 1730mAh batteries. What should I do to make sure I have optimal calibration etc.? Do I need to delete battery stats in recovery? Do anything special for the first few charge cycles?
Thanks
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No, you do not, apparently it is a myth.

Sgt.Incontro said:
No, you do not, apparently it is a myth.
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Thanks. I ended up wiping the stats because most sources seemed to say you should do it, but at least no harm was done. I'm 21h 20m into my first discharge with 26% left and 1h 10m of screen-on time. Not amazing, but hopefully it'll improve in the next few cycles.
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