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As the title says i'm looking for the biggest battery that will fit the stock door. I know most options don't include NFC and by the looks of it who knows when we will actually be able to use it. For now i've heard that the extended nexus battery may work but no relies yet. Any help would be appriciated.
Thanks
JD
hinduboy74 said:
As the title says i'm looking for the biggest battery that will fit the stock door. I know most options don't include NFC and by the looks of it who knows when we will actually be able to use it. For now i've heard that the extended nexus battery may work but no relies yet. Any help would be appriciated.
Thanks
JD
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The nexus extended will work. It may bulge a bit, though. I trimmed a tiny bit of the plastic off and it fits fine. Some work with no modification.
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The nexus extended will work. It may bulge a bit, though. I trimmed a tiny bit of the plastic off and it fits fine. Some work with no modification.
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plastic off the battery or of the door
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plastic off the battery or of the door
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Battery
I just got the Nexus battery about three weeks ago. The cover is tight going on and needs to be maneuvered on properly, but for me, there is no bulge. It works great and you can tell it is a higher capacity battery just from the additional length of time it takes to recharge over the stock battery.
I am attached to a charger most of the day, but will be giving it a good, hard work out when on vacation next month.
Looks like i'm going to buying this then, thanks guys. For those of you that have bought it, what were the time differences between battery length? I'm currently on SKYICS rom and with heavy use and lot of things frozen i get to 10pm with about 10%. I'm hoping i'll have 25% with this new battery.
Also being that this is an NFC battery, would that functionality still work when its finally launched??
hinduboy74 said:
Also being that this is an NFC battery, would that functionality still work when its finally launched??
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Yes it will work. Mine lasts about another 1.5- 2 hours of screen on time
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Do you think this would work with an Otterbox Commuter Case?
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-ph...=samsung&q_model=prod5310287#fbid=LD4Vd1Hc3_S
dvandam said:
Do you think this would work with an Otterbox Commuter Case?
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-ph...=samsung&q_model=prod5310287#fbid=LD4Vd1Hc3_S
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I have an OtterBox, currently replaced tho with a Case Mate. I also have the extended battery. I haven't even used the extended battery, however I will be this weekend. Anyways, to answer your question, I briefly popped the battery in right after I bought it. As others said, there may be a slight bulge, however i'm fairly certain a case would work just fine with it.
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The nexus extended will work. It may bulge a bit, though. I trimmed a tiny bit of the plastic off and it fits fine. Some work with no modification.
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Wow, why did I never think of this
Thanks for the info.
I'm using the Nexus battery with the commuter case and it fits just fine
Is the increase in battery life enough to justify the cost of the battery?
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Is the increase in battery life enough to justify the cost of the battery?
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I say yes. Depends on how much you value $25
You may be interested in these threads:
Galaxy Nexus Extended Battery on Skyrocket?
Andida 2250 mah from Amazon
has anyone have experience with the andida brand batteries? I really dont trust trail and error with an aftermarket battery, I'm using the g nexus ext battery right now
i do, i have the 2250mah. search for my posts and youll find a review
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has anyone have experience with the andida brand batteries? I really dont trust trail and error with an aftermarket battery, I'm using the g nexus ext battery right now
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I linked in my previous post to the thread about the Andida battery. I am using it with good results.
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I linked in my previous post to the thread about the Andida battery. I am using it with good results.
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Do you really think this company has found a way to fit more mah in a battery than Samsung who earns billions of dollars in profit. I got the andida battery and don't notice much of a difference. I think any difference you may see is just the placebo affect.
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Do you really think this company has found a way to fit more mah in a battery than Samsung who earns billions of dollars in profit. I got the andida battery and don't notice much of a difference. I think any difference you may see is just the placebo affect.
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Yeah, it doesn't get any better even if those junk ass generic batteries say they have more mah. They really don't, and they don't last as long as OEM.
OEM is better, don't waste your time and money on ****ty generic batteries.
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Hi guys . What can you say this device ? Does anyone else bought ? What can I say? Is it worth taking ?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/3500mAh-Bac...438472?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item416744d508
Like how to approach a ONE X.
It can't fit both the X and XL since their dimensions are not the same.
I don't see anywhere they ask you to specify which model, which suggests to me that it's for the International version and the seller isn't aware they're not the same size.
holy cow that thing is fugly. Even the on/off switch on the bottom. I'd rather carry around a microusb power pack if I needed power that bad.
beaups said:
holy cow that thing is fugly. Even the on/off switch on the bottom. I'd rather carry around a microusb power pack if I needed power that bad.
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And at least with a microusb pack, you might actually get a true 3500mAh out of it.
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I ordered this one, should be receiving it in a week or so. Wanted it for when I travel/snowboard.
I also ordered this external battery:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0054U6CEE/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00
since I wanted something small to carry around in my back pocket.
Man, I really miss having removable batteries in my Evo 3D. Super small, full charge, 10 second swap.
I'll post results eventually.
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Hi guys . What can you say this device ? Does anyone else bought ? What can I say? Is it worth taking ?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/3500mAh-Bac...438472?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item416744d508
Like how to approach a ONE X.
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Don't buy it, I have confirmed that it is incompatible with S4 One X (One XL)
since the pogo pins location of Tegra 3 One X is different from S4 One X (One XL)!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=27994901&postcount=6
Hello I wondering if after say 6 months - 1 year of use if we could replace the battery of the HTC One S somehow because my limited knowledge tells me the battery capacity will be much lower after 6 month - 1 year of use.
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RepusJonathan said:
Hello I wondering if after say 6 months - 1 year of use if we could replace the battery of the HTC One S somehow because my limited knowledge tells me the battery capacity will be much lower after 6 month - 1 year of use.
Thanks!
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I highly doubt you can replace it yourself, the back is one whole peice, I'm gonna say that your gonna have to take it to a retail store so they can replace it for you bcuz I kinda asked the same question at the store and they said to just bring in the phone and we'll replace it for you but im not too sure about that, if you don't mind taking apart your phone to replace a battery you could buy a battery from amazon or eBay and just look up how to tear down the one s but the decision is all yours, its your device.....hopefully this kinda helped you
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DONT DO IT URSELF LOL! why would u give him that idea
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Lol my bad, maybe he wants to do it him self which I really wouldnt recommend at this point but each user makes his own decision, everyone is different....he may want to do it himself (i wouldn't recommend). Im just putting ideas out there you know whatever he chooses to do is his decision but he should think about the consequences should he choose to do it himself, but hey everyone is different so....think about it b4 you make a decision....
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DONT DO IT URSELF LOL! why would u give him that idea
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Umm, why not? I've opened my phone several times. The battery looks pretty easy to replace.
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Umm, why not? I've opened my phone several times. The battery looks pretty easy to replace.
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Dont quote me on this but I've read while it's not hard to take the back out, the battery appeared to be soldered or some other way permanently attached. Not the battery itself but the wires coming from it. I heard the wires aren't just a clip connection to the board but soldered or some other way
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HTC One S Screen Repair Directions | DirectFix
Check this video of One S disasembly out, it may be helpful. Removing the back cover doesn't seem hard at all and the battery is is not soldered, as you can see in the video (somewhere around 3:40 they remove the battery connector).
Lols he's making out that because hes opened the back means it'll be so easy to replace battery leave him to it and in a few months we won't see hik on xda because he does not have a one s anymore lol
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Lols he's making out that because hes opened the back means it'll be so easy to replace battery leave him to it and in a few months we won't see hik on xda because he does not have a one s anymore lol
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Allow me to disagree. It appears to be a very straight forward task. You have to:
1. Remove the two plastic covers
2. Unscrew 4 screws
3. Unplug the old battery and plug in the new one
4. Screw the 4 screws, mentioned in step 2
5. Place back the plastic covers
If that sounds dangerous to you, maybe you are probably right not to do it yourself.
P.S. I do not take any responsibility whatsoever for other people's skills or lack of skills and the potential damage they may cause to their devices
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Lols he's making out that because hes opened the back means it'll be so easy to replace battery leave him to it and in a few months we won't see hik on xda because he does not have a one s anymore lol
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LOL. You're assuming that I don't have the technical skill to take apart a phone because you lack the ability. The One S isn't my first rodeo; the process is straight forward and even a halfwit monkey could do it. If you lack the technical skills of a halfwit monkey than excuse me for my disrespect and I admire your willingness to blend into a social setting with your illness. :good:
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Dont quote me on this but I've read while it's not hard to take the back out, the battery appeared to be soldered or some other way permanently attached. Not the battery itself but the wires coming from it. I heard the wires aren't just a clip connection to the board but soldered or some other way
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My battery, nor the wires, were soldered. I was/am thinking about transferring to black casing.
EDIT: Z3ra7uL; You got to the video first :] Plus thanks to you.
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My battery, nor the wires, were soldered. I was/am thinking about transferring to black casing.
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have u found any black casing yet bro?
I dissasembled my device, it's not hard at all. Trust me, i'm engineer
Is there an sd slot in there? I would really like to put my 32 gig sd card in this phone. Sadly 16 is not enough.
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Is there an sd slot in there? I would really like to put my 32 gig sd card in this phone. Sadly 16 is not enough.
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Nope, we're lucky enough to get flash memory.
Dr. Rick: not yet. The UK body is not compatible with the US S. It has a different bottom. I'm waiting for the black and red US S before continuing my experiment.
I am looking to see if the One J's battery is compatible with our phone. I'll Frankenstein a larger battery. As it stands I've bought a few extra one s batteries and to keep charged just in case of emergencies. The battery is really easy to replace.
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Nope, we're lucky enough to get flash memory.
Dr. Rick: not yet. The UK body is not compatible with the US S. It has a different bottom. I'm waiting for the black and red US S before continuing my experiment.
I am looking to see if the One J's battery is compatible with our phone. I'll Frankenstein a larger battery. As it stands I've bought a few extra one s batteries and to keep charged just in case of emergencies. The battery is really easy to replace.
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I thought someone said there was a cut down sd card in there...once he takes off the back, what's the black thing in the upper right of the back of the phone?
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LOL. You're assuming that I don't have the technical skill to take apart a phone because you lack the ability. The One S isn't my first rodeo; the process is straight forward and even a halfwit monkey could do it. If you lack the technical skills of a halfwit monkey than excuse me for my disrespect and I admire your willingness to blend into a social setting with your illness. :good:
My battery, nor the wires, were soldered. I was/am thinking about transferring to black casing.
EDIT: Z3ra7uL; You got to the video first :] Plus thanks to you.
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So the battery wires were just a clip like connection then?
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eminembdg said:
So the battery wires were just a clip like connection then?
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Yup check the video posted in this thread by z3ra7ul, post #7 its a real nice teardown vid
You guys seem to have this pretty well covered but just thought I'd include my experience as well. A few days ago I replaced the damaged housing on my International One S because somebody was interested in buying it but then wasn't interested in my asking price because the warranty was now void..
Anyway, it was super easy. Only difference is that, while the one in the video's lower cover just pops off, mine is double-sided stickied in an elaborate pattern and was rather difficult to remove. The sticky stretches out and needs to be put back into place. It was even more difficult to get it back on properly.. but I finally got it.
But yes, The battery is easy to get at, but I don't remember seeing a connector for it (but I wasn't really looking for it specifically.. just checking things out). So I wonder if the EU version is soldered and the US version is connector?
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Only difference is that, while the one in the video's lower cover just pops off, mine is double-sided stickied in an elaborate pattern and was rather difficult to remove. The sticky stretches out and needs to be put back into place. It was even more difficult to get it back on properly.. but I finally got it.
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Do you mean the used some double sided tape?
Basically you just need to pop off the top cover, then the bottom with a case opener, remove a few screws, then CAREFULLY dislodge the case from the rest of the device, be very careful here because if you use too much force the metal will bend! Then you can just use tweezers to pull the battery connector off and you can remove the battery.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/21/htc-one-s-teardown/
Has any anyone tried shoving the maxx battery (I'm assuming the eb40) into a regular RAZR HD? I currently have an Atrix HD and was considering doing the battery mod that everyone is doing but I just got a RAZR HD
Also I know some will say that if you want a maxx just buy a maxx but Rogers Canada is not carrying the maxx
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I would like this also.
I saw the original RAZR and maxx can be done. They even sell a kit to make the transplant.
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Did anyone know, whats the exactly name of the 2530mAh battery?
EB30?
And... can you buy the batt. somewhere separately ?
If someone wanna uprade to EB40, i def. wanna buy the normal battery for my Ahd...
Thx
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Has any anyone tried shoving the maxx battery (I'm assuming the eb40) into a regular RAZR HD? I currently have an Atrix HD and was considering doing the battery mod that everyone is doing but I just got a RAZR HD
Also I know some will say that if you want a maxx just buy a maxx but Rogers Canada is not carrying the maxx
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David why don't you buy the battery and see how it would fit in your Razr HD? Even if it wouldn't fit you can still put it in your atrix like you wanted to.
I am very curious too for the same reason you are. Doesn't seem likely we'll get the maxx HD here in canada.
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Has any anyone tried shoving the maxx battery (I'm assuming the eb40) into a regular RAZR HD?
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I just tried this. 2 batteries died to bring you this information:
The good news:
- Batteries are same height & width- the EB40 will fit perfectly in the slot.
- Batteries are both 3.8v & leads are in the same place.
The bad news:
- connectors are different. You will have to desolder the electronics from EV30 and attach it to the EB40.
- EB40 is *barely* too thick. As in about 1/3 of a MM. The mainboard will screw into the battery back OK, but it flexes a bit and prevents the screen from fitting back in.
Unfortunately don't see a way around the thickness issue. Maybe if you removed the NFC stuff and used a sander to grind some resin off the battery back, but that seems really chancy.
Unfortunately don't see a way around the thickness issue. Maybe if you removed the NFC stuff and used a sander to grind some resin off the battery back, but that seems really chancy
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What about using the MAXX back cover on the Razr HD..?
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What about using the MAXX back cover on the Razr HD..?
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I imagine that would work, the only issue is where do you get a back cover?
Apparently MAXX HD still uses EB40 battery so you will still have to perform a cable-ectomy to get a non-maxx compatible plug on it.
I have the Razr HD and just got rid of my OG Razr Maxx. The HD beats my OG Maxx battery life any day. The HD has a pretty large battery to begin with, 2500 mA.
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I just tried this. 2 batteries died to bring you this information:
The good news:
- Batteries are same height & width- the EB40 will fit perfectly in the slot.
- Batteries are both 3.8v & leads are in the same place.
The bad news:
- connectors are different. You will have to desolder the electronics from EV30 and attach it to the EB40.
- EB40 is *barely* too thick. As in about 1/3 of a MM. The mainboard will screw into the battery back OK, but it flexes a bit and prevents the screen from fitting back in.
Unfortunately don't see a way around the thickness issue. Maybe if you removed the NFC stuff and used a sander to grind some resin off the battery back, but that seems really chancy.
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Great info Grant2...
So we need two things ...
1. A bit modified battery ( Not sure if that's possible.. but if somebody can do it .. a lot of people will be willing to pay the price.
2. Back Cover ( if the original doesn't fit properly.. we need Razr HD maxx backs.. and i am sure those are hard to find...)
Looks possible but needs a lot of effort and work.
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So we need two things ...
1. A bit modified battery ( Not sure if that's possible.. but if somebody can do it .. a lot of people will be willing to pay the price.
2. Back Cover ( if the original doesn't fit properly.. we need Razr HD maxx backs.. and i am sure those are hard to find...)
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1 = pretty straightforward for anyone with a soldering iron.
2 = I called motorola today and asked; their reply "we don't sell ANY parts".
probably the big issue with the back cover will be that it's so complex: the plastic chassis (the part that we need thicker) is bonded to the kevlar back and also has some electronics embedded in it. So not only do the parts have to come onto the grey market (I assume that's the only way) but someone also has to assemble them.
I'll be attempting to swap a XT926 Droid Razr Maxx HD battery and rear cover into my XT925 Razr HD as soon I get the Maxx HD in the mail and verify battery is good.
Will update with results and photos.
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ibike2much said:
I'll be attempting to swap a XT926 Droid Razr Maxx HD battery and rear cover into my XT925 Razr HD as soon I get the Maxx HD in the mail and verify battery is good.
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It's been done; easy swap.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=37775232&postcount=3
Awesome brother. Thank you. This was you who did this? How much more battery life are you getting? I'm generally a heavy user and get close to a full day now but I'm thinking I can eek out a full day with the bigger battery.
Again thank you!
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Awesome brother. Thank you. This was you who did this? How much more battery life are you getting? I'm generally a heavy user and get close to a full day now but I'm thinking I can eek out a full day with the bigger battery.
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it's 2530mAh -> 3300mAh, so approximately 1/3 extra power.
My issue with battery right now is, like many others who upgraded to Jellybean, the battery sometimes decides to drain like crazy. Normally I expect about 0.6%/hr drain when idle, but sometimes it goes up to 3%/hr while idle.
In between that, the lack of rooting, the shortage of roms, and no support for 3-button headsets, i'm thinking of just selling it and getting an S4. Now that they have 2500mAh (the same as the non-maxx) AND you can swap it out, the MAXX battery seems less useful than before.
Yes, that darn S4 with its inevitable massive XDA and hardware support and the 40% better power efficient CPU... Built in LTE... ETC ETC. Plus you know Samsung will release a large battery option like it has for the S3 (3000 mAh).
It's a very easy sell. And they are even slightly less ugly then before as well.
So I've been thinking the same thing grant2. S4 may just be in my future.
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I just tried this. 2 batteries died to bring you this information:
The good news:
- Batteries are same height & width- the EB40 will fit perfectly in the slot.
- Batteries are both 3.8v & leads are in the same place.
The bad news:
- connectors are different. You will have to desolder the electronics from EV30 and attach it to the EB40.
- EB40 is *barely* too thick. As in about 1/3 of a MM. The mainboard will screw into the battery back OK, but it flexes a bit and prevents the screen from fitting back in.
Unfortunately don't see a way around the thickness issue. Maybe if you removed the NFC stuff and used a sander to grind some resin off the battery back, but that seems really chancy.
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Man, why did you say the batteries 'died'? Short circuit?
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Man, why did you say the batteries 'died'? Short circuit?
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I destroyed the leads that attach to the control electronics.
was anyone able to convert the eb40 to the ev40?
Are the boards soldered to the battery or just snap in?
I found this picture of just one side of the flex cable but not of the other side, just curious how they connect.
I bought the Razr HD Gsm and now I just bought the Back part of the Razr HD Maxx, now I just need the battery. Eb40 is cheapest route because I cant find the ev40 except from etradesupply and I am not paying $120 for it.
The battery leads are soldered onto the 2 rectangular silver pads. see picture.
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The battery leads are soldered onto the 2 rectangular silver pads. see picture.
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Is it difficult to swap the eb40 flex cable with the eb30 flex cable?
Okay so i have a Htc one x evita (at&t model) and i was thinnking to put the x+ battery in it and also the x+ front camera and the glass that has htc branding on it. Should i try this out ?
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Okay so i have a Htc one x evita (at&t model) and i was thinnking to put the x+ battery in it and also the x+ front camera and the glass that has htc branding on it. Should i try this out ?
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*Not worth it to relace the battery unless your battery is dying. You would get about 15% increase, I guess that's a matter of personal choice.
*Never seen anyone swap the front camera, not sure if you'd run into issues.
*The glass with HTC branding on it is part of the digitizer which cannot be removed while leaving the screen in tact so you would need to buy a whole new LCD.
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*Not worth it to relace the battery unless your battery is dying. You would get about 15% increase, I guess that's a matter of personal choice.
*Never seen anyone swap the front camera, not sure if you'd run into issues.
*The glass with HTC branding on it is part of the digitizer which cannot be removed while leaving the screen in tact so you would need to buy a whole new LCD.
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Alright thanks for the info ill think about this all, i thought the Super lcd doesnt have the glass intact with lcd
Depends if you think it's worth the risk. Personally I wouldn't bother unless your battery is shot pretty much.
Unless you feel really comfortable opening up this phone & working on it
& from what I've read the glass & digitizer are attached and it's super sketch to try to separate them
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Are there any other mods that can be done? I don't know about you, but I'd love a larger battery in the Evita, even if it is just a "15%" increase (I'm pretty sure others have reported higher gains than that). What about antenna mods or other camera mods or anything?
I doubt it. Trying to find a camera or antenna that's compatible will be virtually impossible.
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Protogon said:
Are there any other mods that can be done? I don't know about you, but I'd love a larger battery in the Evita, even if it is just a "15%" increase (I'm pretty sure others have reported higher gains than that). What about antenna mods or other camera mods or anything?
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Since the battery itself only has just shy of 15% extra capacity, I don't see how much more than that can be achieved... 15% is a realistic number. Anyone reporting more than 15% increase in battery life would be embellishing or not measuring accurately. IE: You would have to measure over a certain time with the exact same usage patterns over a week or so let's say. Since that is impossible, stating an exact percentage increase is also impossible. Hence.. 15%.
Front camera should be swappable... looks like it would be anyway.
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Front camera should be swappable... looks like it would be anyway.
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Somebody try it out and report back. I don't wanna be the guinea pig lol
Lol I don't think I've ever even used the front camera.....
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Ok if u have the HTC One+ battery change it. 15% isn't very much but when u get without battery u wish to have that 15%. If u have the original digitizer and LCD don't even think to change it the digitizer(the glass part) it's suppose to be glue just in the corners but the factory one it's all glue toghether with the LCD if u try to separate them u will break your LCD BELIEVE ME I broke some of those ending on eBay buying new ones . The camera u can change don't know if anyone had try it but in your case I won't change it u won't tell the difference it's just .3mp just give a good clean with a swap to your actual 1.3 and u will work cristal clear. Good Luck
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