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If you never used power skin it have a built-in battery for USD$69.99
TECH SPEC
• Power Capacity: 1500mAh
•Input Spec: 5V, 1A
•Output Spec: 5V, 1A
•Talk Time: 238 Mins*
•Standby: 136 Hours*
•Product Dimensions:
5.52 (L) X 2.82 (W) X 0.76 (H) inches
14L X 7.2W X 1.9H cm
•Weight: 0.05 lbs / 23 g
•PowerSkin® for HTC One S :
T-Mobile
•One piece tough case
•Soft silicone rubber
•Provides up to twice the power
•100% recycled case
•Rechargeable
•Lightweight
•Charge and Sync
•Smart battery technology
•On/Off button
•LED battery status lights
•Patented XPAL Power® battery technology
http://power-skin.com/battery-cases/ap1523vilt/htc-one-s-tmobile.html
I just got the email too. Is anyone buying this, it looks good even though my battery life had been good? Kinda bulky though, good thing the phone is so thin...
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Why does it need that silly nub on the side? They could easily make the MicroUSB plug much shorter and flush. Anyone have it already and can comment on bulkiness?
Mine shipped today, hope it gets here Friday. If you order one, use coupon code RMENOT12 for 10% off.
Anyone have one yet
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the case should be in tmo stores as early as friday, if you check into a tmo store via facebook you get 30% off 1 accessory
Thanks for the information.
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I had one of these for my Vibrant back in the day and it was not at all worth the $40 I paid for it back then.
***Please keep in mind that this is strictly my experience and opinion of this case, and I only provide it to help you decide if you REALLY want this thing so some of you can avoid the buyers remorse and wasted money.***
A. It made the Vibrant stupid-bulky, and is almost sticky in texture making putting the phone in your pocket difficult,taking the phone out almost impossible without turning your pocket inside out, and collects pocket lint like its it's job.
B. It costs over twice as much as portable battery packs that are rated at much higher capacities. So you can grab one of those and a nice tpu case for less money; better protecting your phone, keeping it slim/sexy, and making it easier to pull from your pocket.
C. It's hideous, and makes it so any other case you might want to use for protecting your HOS (these barely protect the phone from anything except a drop onto its back, and have a tendancy to bounce) needs to be removed to use it. Added drawback: it makes the phone much heavier, so if you do drop it, it strikes the ground with that much more force.
D. Build quality was inferior. The USB didn't plug securely into my phone, so every time I moved I heard the unplug/plug tone from my pocket. The HOS doesn't have this tone, so you'll not know its happening until you pull a dead phone out of your inside-out pocket.
I could keep going, but I'm sure some tool is already drooling to reply with "tldr" thinking people still laugh at that.
Oh, I hate being strictly negative, so I'll list an advantage: your pocket lint problem will be cured with this case.
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£50 here in the uk..............might just stick with multiple chargers lol
No reviews on this yet?
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No reviews on this yet?
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Well, I suppose technically my review was for the PowerSkin for the Vibrant, but it applies to all versions as far as I'm concerned.
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No reviews on this yet?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nU03LceP-8&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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That was actuslly a good review.
It's different to see the vibrant in the skin vs the one s though.
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That was actuslly a good review.
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It's good once you skip to the review. The nearly two minutes of nonsense before it just about ruins the review.
Don't really like the idea of not having it all built in but for the price difference it may be worth it
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where's that link gone for that other power bank?
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http://www.eiemall.com/Pisen-MINI-P...-Extended-Emergency-Battery-31844.htm?sid=534
Thats the one a previous member posted??
Any other power banks that people can recommened?
anyone knows a case like this one but not so expensive? This is preatty cool but it cost too much in my opinion..
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where's that link gone for that other power bank?
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http://www.eiemall.com/Pisen-MINI-P...-Extended-Emergency-Battery-31844.htm?sid=534
Thats the one a previous member posted??
Any other power banks that people can recommened?
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The link in the op is the one I recommend.
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-10000...-Portable-connectors-/261038964380#vi-content
any others to be mentioned as id like to get one but obviously dont want something massive and heavy. so basically best all rounder weight and capacity wise. No good carrying one in the laptop bag if you cant lift the bag lol
PowerSkinUSA said:
We're listening and trying to make options for those who have posted--we appreciate your comments so we can make our products better.
While we realize that not every phone/case option is out there, we decided to make something new-- a 2000 mAh battery in a slim 10mm pack. It has suction cups that allow it to stick to most surfaces and that means you can use your current case. It's called PoP'n and truly allows you to STICK IT and GO! And, FYI, the HTC version (MicroUSB-b orientation) should be available by the end of this quarter.
We're giving away the current iterations (iPhone 5 and MicroUSB-a) now until Thursday, and I want to say we'll be doing something similar for the other tip release. You may want to check out our Facebook page (PowerSkincases) or our website (Power-skin<dot>com) to check it out and see if it's something that you might be interested in. We're always trying to listen...
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Now this is what I like. A company taking is time out to address some issues and come up with figures and better products. I'll be site to check out your new product
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Seidio released a battery case for the HOXL
$70 + shipping
http://www.seidioonline.com/att-htc-one-x-lte-innocell-plus-case-p/bd3-pbyhtnxl-bk.htm
It's soo chunky . Why a swappable battery? There's so much better options for other phones. It's sad.
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gtkansan said:
It's soo chunky . Why a swappable battery? There's so much better options for other phones. It's sad.
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Yeah it's a bit chunky. The thing that interests me is that it actually protects the phone as well.
Whereas I want the slimmest addon possible. Never used a case. Hate them. But more battery would put me onto it.if only it was reasonable in size.
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gtkansan said:
Whereas I want the slimmest addon possible. Never used a case. Hate them. But more battery would put me onto it.if only it was reasonable in size.
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And that's where the personal preference comes in . I'd rather not use a case but I'd rather not break my phone
Yep personal issues I guess. I've never even scratched a phone I've owned. Just depends on the user.
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Yep personal issues I guess. I've never even scratched a phone I've owned. Just depends on the user.
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you've just brought the wrath a concrete surface onto your latest device by making that statement. the phone gods are coming for you.
seriously though, i have the case, and it works perfect with my AT&T HOX+. yes, plus. I got it on shopandroid with free shipping and a 15% off promo code, that can be found with a quick google search.
instructions and website say you need to charge and drain 3 cycles and overcharge for at least 3 hours before obtaining optimal performance.
so, ill post an update if anyone is interested what kind of results i'm getting.
I'm glad I found this. If it is slimmer than a Mugen 3200, I might have to order one of these instead. I've heard great things about Seido.
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I'm glad I found this. If it is slimmer than a Mugen 3200, I might have to order one of these instead. I've heard great things about Seido.
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I like seidio.
It's definitely a lot slimmer, but packs almost half or quarter of the juice of the mugen
On the other hand, it offers protection on the face of the phone, as the mugen just clasps onto the sides.
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diff'rnt strokes...
The lack of thickness is my very least feature about this phone. So, I must say that I am a HUGE fan of the seidio and I will be contacting them about their innocell line. My plan is to check on the form factor, see if they based it off of any other battery( to see if there is a thicker battery that will match and give proper charge level, etc) check the inside of the case to see what lays behind the battery, and design a simple new system for loading batteries from the rear. I will probably do that even if it cant be upgraded. This phone needs to last for 2 years and tearing that case apart 4 times a week just won't cut it.
Me and Mr dremel have become very very close since phones started being ruined by people who prefer a smaller phone over one that works. Keep dialing down your cpu, turning down your brightness, dumping hours into modding software and the like, and avoiding any use without a charger. I'm essentially just the same except I've never bricked a phone. I have played a whole lot of first person shooters and watched lots and lots of video, NEVER WORRIED ABOUT BATTERY LIFE . I bought this phone because it's an awesome toy and keeps me connected fast.
I commend all the great things you guys come up with. I've rooted several phones just to get better battery readings. Different strokes. Peace!
I really wish they would come out with a white version of that case.
I would be interested should this fit the Telstra one xl
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I would be interested should this fit the Telstra one xl
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Definitely should
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I think this case is draining my phone's battery.
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My zerolemon battery just came i today and i would just like to say that there is absolutely zero bulge. Works with all my cases. It does however take a little longer to charge. Il post screenshots of usage. Post yours too!!
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Guess you got the magic edition and magic phone too. Maybe zero lemon made your phone too instead of Samsung.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2339060
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What's the need to be sarcastic? I own the battery so i would know that there is no noticeable bulk. Works with my neo hybrid and otterbox commuter. Im also posting pictures later. And by the way, my phone was made by Samsung not zero Lemon.
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What's the need to be sarcastic? I obatteries in today ttery so i would know that there is no noticeable bulk. Works with my neo hybrid and otterbox commuter. Im also posting pictures later. And by the way, my phone was made by Samsung not zero Lemon.
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By all means, please continue with the pics. I should have my batteries in today hopefully. Never do the expedited shipping with them, it comes just as fast as the regular. I feel stupid for not listening to you guys hahaha
Haha yeah i was pretty surprised with the shipping rates. It was only 69 cents and it took about 4 days to come in. I think youll like it. The reason why people complain about the bulge probably has the s4 on a different carrier. I have verizon and its fine.
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I own two of them and was very disappointed I also did a review in the other thread. And if you are following it people are doing scientific analysis of the batteries over stock as welonas physical reviews. And you will see there is little to no gain over stock. Plus you lose NFC and cause an ugly bulge in the back. If you read my review you will see see hat both batteries caused bulge
Hmm what are the chances right! Unless this is a fact! These batteries are lemons and going against the companies mission statement and that's what pisses me off. And these people that are sitting here in denial trying to validate there purchase so they don't feel jipped is comical at best.
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cas8180 said:
I own two of them and was very disappointed I also did a review in the other thread. And if you are following it people are doing scientific analysis of the batteries over stock as welonas physical reviews. And you will see there is little to no gain over stock. Plus you lose NFC and cause an ugly bulge in the back. If you read my review you will see see hat both batteries caused bulge
Hmm what are the chances right! Unless this is a fact! These batteries are lemons and going against the companies mission statement and that's what pisses me off. And these people that are sitting here in denial trying to validate there purchase so they don't feel jipped is comical at best.
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I was gonna buy this battery, looked kinda neat. But reading these reviews, I think I'll pass..
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I was gonna buy this battery, looked kinda neat. But reading these reviews, I think I'll pass..
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Ya another guy just posted a mini review and his experience is more or less the same as what the rest of us are reporting...
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Good to hear GnexusPro. Mine also had no bulges with pictures to prove so. I can say from personal experiece I'm getting more battery life, but It cant be considered in reviewing the product as everyone uses their phone differently.
I just got mine. Had to remove the battery label to get it to fit under the standard cover. We'll see what performance is like, not expecting much at this point.
Definitely some interesting reviews . Not quite sure what to think yet besides that its an ok spare battery . The way i use it is i just swap my 2 batteries out so i never really need my phone on the charger . I just finished my first cycle and i noticed that the last 10 percent lasted me a LONGG time. Anyway here are the screenshots from the first cycle. Keep in mind that i was at work today amd didnt charge for a night. I'll pay more screenshots after 5cycles
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I'm really beginning to feel that there must be some individuals posting inside these Zerolemon threads that are from the competition side. I say this because I finally got my 3000mah Zerolemon today and I don't have any bulging issues.
I was getting anxious reading all the negative impressions and reviews, feeling fully ready to return the Zerolemon and just buy the OEM battery and charging kit with my 50% coupon.
And to make it worse, my delivery was behind schedule and I only got the battery today (I was supposed to get it on the 5th).
To my pleasant surprise, the battery went in just fine with the sticker intact and the cover snapped on with no bulge. Just to make sure my tactile ability and vision was working correctly, I even had my wifey and mom examine the phone without telling them I had a non-OEM battery inside. Neither of them detected or felt any bulges.
It was, however, more difficult to seat the battery in compared to oem, especially the lower-left corner. I expected super-snugness but it wasnt as tight and bad as I expected. In fact, I had a harder time fitting in the 7500mah battery when I tried to install it for the first time.
I dont know why I'm not experiencing the bulging problems as others. My phone was one of the first batches that went out during the preorder period. Even my 3000mah Zerolemon battery must be one of the first batches because I placed my order for it the day the battery became available and it was shipped out the very next day (although I received my battery so late compared to others).
I do have one theory, though, as to why I may not be affected. Maybe it's because when Zerolemon assembled my particular battery unit, they tightly and flushly wrapped the sticker around the battery, enabling smooth installation.
I'm not saying that all the people who are complaining about the bulging problem are liars and paid-off people. But I have a hunch that we do have some of that type of people mixed in here. And I dont think it's a far fetched idea. After all, the aftermarket battery market is a big and lucrative one and I'm sure there are some desperate and deceitful business people out there trying hard to muck up the competition by spreading FUD to promote themselves.
Anyhow, enough about that and now it's time to see if this battery offers some improvement over the OEM.
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I'm really beginning to feel that there must be some individuals posting inside these Zerolemon threads that are from the competition side. I say this because I finally got my 3000mah Zerolemon today and I don't have any bulging issues.
I was getting anxious reading all the negative impressions and reviews, feeling fully ready to return the Zerolemon and just buy the OEM battery and charging kit with my 50% coupon.
And to make it worse, my delivery was behind schedule and I only got the battery today (I was supposed to get it on the 5th).
To my pleasant surprise, the battery went in just fine with the sticker intact and the cover snapped on with no bulge. Just to make sure my tactile ability and vision was working correctly, I even had my wifey and mom examine the phone without telling them I had a non-OEM battery inside. Neither of them detected or felt any bulges.
It was, however, more difficult to seat the battery in compared to oem, especially the lower-left corner. I expected super-snugness but it wasnt as tight and bad as I expected. In fact, I had a harder time fitting in the 7500mah battery when I tried to install it for the first time.
I dont know why I'm not experiencing the bulging problems as others. My phone was one of the first batches that went out during the preorder period. Even my 3000mah Zerolemon battery must be one of the first batches because I placed my order for it the day the battery became available and it was shipped out the very next day (although I received my battery so late compared to others).
I do have one theory, though, as to why I may not be affected. Maybe it's because when Zerolemon assembled my particular battery unit, they tightly and flushly wrapped the sticker around the battery, enabling smooth installation.
I'm not saying that all the people who are complaining about the bulging problem are liars and paid-off people. But I have a hunch that we do have some of that type of people mixed in here. And I dont think it's a far fetched idea. After all, the aftermarket battery market is a big and lucrative one and I'm sure there are some desperate and deceitful business people out there trying hard to muck up the competition by spreading FUD to promote themselves.
Anyhow, enough about that and now it's time to see if this battery offers some improvement over the OEM.
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You got it figured out this is Jesse Ventura and your on conspiracy theories
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Didn't get mine today.... Hopefully tomorrow so I can do some testing on my only day off. I'll be sure to post a mini review and hopefully I get them without a bulge. If anything I'll be going with stock with the 50%
Yeah I've been waiting till it goes to 0. I'm on second cycle now
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Yeah. Couldnt agree more. I have no bulge..make sure to let it die to 0 then charge up to 100 multiple times
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I think I had a little over 2.5 hours of screen time here. I love this battery. It easily gets me through the day without having to worry about car chargers, etc. I would definitely recommend this to anyone not looking to add the bulge of the big daddy they sell .
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Good to hear. Also looks like you have verizon s4 like me. It seems like the people with the verizon model are having no bulge issues.
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Craigerz said:
I think I had a little over 2.5 hours of screen time here. I love this battery. It easily gets me through the day without having to worry about car chargers, etc. I would definitely recommend this to anyone not looking to add the bulge of the big daddy they sell .
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Nice results. 400mAH isn't alot, but i think it helps for the people that don't stare at their phone 6-8hrs a day. Times where I'd usually be at 20% im now at 40-50% now.
First full day was a nice surprise. I got 19 hours (2 hours screen-on time) to 20% remaining, whereas I usually get to 14 hours with the same usage. Everyone's usage patterns are different so I wouldn't focus on the absolute # of hours but rather just the lift from the stock battery. Definitely worth the $12 from Amazon.
Have a look at the tear down of the nexus 5 it scored a 8/10 for reparability do you guys thing there will ever be a OEM size battery with more capacity that we will be able to swap out?
http://m.androidcentral.com/gaze-inside-torn-open-nexus-5
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No.
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Have a look at the tear down of the nexus 5 it scored a 8/10 for reparability do you guys thing there will ever be a OEM size battery with more capacity that we will be able to swap out?
http://m.androidcentral.com/gaze-inside-torn-open-nexus-5
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2510523&highlight=lg+g2
Maybe not OEM, Im sure that there will be a third party will make high capacity battery.
I also wonder 2-3 years from now when the oem battery start declining to hold full charge. If i can get oem regular size battery and swap it out.
Or i dont give a ef about this phone! Lol
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Maybe not OEM, Im sure that there will be a third party will make high capacity battery.
I also wonder 2-3 years from now when the oem battery start declining to hold full charge. If i can get oem regular size battery and swap it out.
Or i dont give a ef about this phone! Lol
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Hate to burst your bubble, but there probably wont be a larger third party battery made specifically for the Nexus 5. You will be able to buy the same LG-BT9 battery the nexus 5 comes with, but that is probably the biggest thing that will fit.
The problem is that there is no demand for it. The Nexus 5 will be a small portion of the cell phones on the market, and only a small fraction of THAT small fraction would be willing to take the N5 apart just to swap a battery.
There is no reason for a battery company to make a new battery for us, if it is not profitable. In the entire existence of non-removable battery phones, there has never been a larger solution made by a manufacturer specifically for any phone. Including the Iphone, and that says something.
I see a few sellers on aliexpress for an KBTEL internal 3830 mah battery for the nexus 5.
I looked up information regarding kbtel, but I could not find much. However, it seems like those who have had batteries manufactured by them have had no issues; mind, that's my research on a tiny sample size.
I am personally sceptical of its quality, especially since the battery was entirely manufactured in the PRC, and that KBTEL's reputation has yet to be tested.
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I see a few sellers on aliexpress for an KBTEL internal 3830 mah battery for the nexus 5.
I looked up information regarding kbtel, but I could not find much. However, it seems like those who have had batteries manufactured by them have had no issues; mind, that's my research on a tiny sample size.
I am personally sceptical of its quality, especially since the battery was entirely manufactured in the PRC, and that KBTEL's reputation has yet to be tested.
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Most 3rd party batteries claim much higher capacities than reality. Also the margins OEMs meet mean that their capacity is much closer to advertised than 3rd party. I wouldn't say its worth doing.
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rootSU said:
Most 3rd party batteries claim much higher capacities than reality. Also the margins OEMs meet mean that their capacity is much closer to advertised than 3rd party. I wouldn't say its worth doing.
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when is something like double the capacity of the original battery, then usually it's safe to say that it is going to beable to last quite a bit longer, because its larger than the stock battery. If someone is advertising that size but its in the stock form factor then you know that they're lying. But if it's like a double stack battery with a separaterear to the case, It's going to last longer
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when is something like double the capacity of the original battery, then usually it's safe to say that it is going to beable to last quite a bit longer, because its larger than the stock battery. If someone is advertising that size but its in the stock form factor then you know that they're lying. But if it's like a double stack battery with a separaterear to the case, It's going to last longer
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Yeah if it's genuinely double the size it will possibly last an extra 50% but how will it fit?
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Yeah if it's genuinely double the size it will possibly last an extra 50% but how will it fit?
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they come with a aftermarket back to the oh in Oem case so that the battery fits and is covered
I haven't seen any other than fakes.
Loving my N5 still and... need... bigger... battery. TvT
any word or rumors about battery cases?
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Zerolemon probably will but no announcement so far. I remember when they asked for testers in the Pixel 2 XL forums.
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Zerolemon probably will but no announcement so far. I remember when they asked for testers in the Pixel 2 XL forums.
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Probably so. However, if it's like the one for the P2XL....it's about the size of a brick! I tested that version. While it did it's job as advertised, the device was simply huge, heavy, and didn't fit in any pocket other than my coat
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Probably so. However, if it's like the one for the P2XL....it's about the size of a brick! I tested that version. While it did it's job as advertised, the device was simply huge, heavy, and didn't fit in any pocket other than my coat
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Zerolemon knows their cases aren't pretty. LOL. If you want that, that's Morphie's job.
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ZL has been doing much better lately.
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I got the zerolemon for my 3xl and it was good, but I just didn't use it a lot so I'm undecided if I'll get it again for my new 4xl.
99% of my time is spent somewhere I can readily charge my phone, but for those rare occasions (concerts, yankee games etc.) I did like having it.
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Probably so. However, if it's like the one for the P2XL....it's about the size of a brick! I tested that version. While it did it's job as advertised, the device was simply huge, heavy, and didn't fit in any pocket other than my coat
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the 3xl was much slimmer and useable, albeit at the expense of capacity. I never found myself needing the monster capacity that the 2xl (and other older models) had, so the 3xl was a great case for me when I knew I'd have heavy usage without access to plug in. hopefully they'll do the same thing for the Pixel 4, especially now that they don't have to worry about the fingerprint sensor
I'm rocking the ZL on my 3 xl right now. It is heavy. But it will make my 4xl feel light. I keep it on every day and love it. I did email them asking to test when available. They said they were unsure of a release at this point. I really wish they made a rigged version like they do for the iPhone.
Anyone ever used I blades? They already have one for order or pre-order.
There is one on Amazon now. 5,000mah $50
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There is one on Amazon now. 5,000mah $50
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Well that was quick:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YV5Z5YQ/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_XJzSDbEX5KKSY
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I would hold off on ordering the one on Amazon if I knew zerolemon would make a "rugged juicer" brick case. Lol