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Hello,
Does anyone saw an external charger battery case for Galaxy S I9000?
(I know that Galaxy S2 i9100 & iPhone 4 have this kind of products)
I found one eBay but it's doesn't look so good.
Thanks.
Edit:
http://www.spider-foot.com/3000mah-...for-samsung-galaxy-s-i9000-gsi90eb-p-806.html
But it's Chinese Quality...
emwi Thanks,
But it's a battery door and not a case (case should protect the phone).
Ah okay, then sorry
This kind of thing?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=763768&highlight=official
http://www.power-skin.com/battery-cases/ap1505i90/samsung-galaxy-powerskin.html
xmsnx,
Yes, thanks !
emwi said:
http://www.spider-foot.com/3000mah-...for-samsung-galaxy-s-i9000-gsi90eb-p-806.html
But it's Chinese Quality...
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it's very bigggggg :S
its huuge haha
THat is something you cannot really want? I just have cheepies chinese spare batteries with me, and external AC. Just change he battery when i am away more days from a plug. CHeap and easy!
Extra life...
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puner89 said:
its huuge haha
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and ugly as hell
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.
xcrazydx said:
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
vincom said:
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
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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
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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?
dvandam said:
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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marvin02 said:
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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ian1 said:
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 folks!
I have ordered and tried that replacement battery (look in google, from sunsky. can not yet post urls).
Though I had read somewhere that its actual capacity may vary from 2000 up to 2500mAh, I wanted give it a try because it is not so expensive, with a hope that it helps a bit.
Anyone else have tried it already?
Unfortunately I can tell, that I feel no difference to our standard 1800mAh. But I may be wrong.
For that reason I would like use a battery life testing tool and as a reference point, what tool would you suggest me to use to check the battery life from both?
Thanks
I've tried that battery (http://www.sunsky-online.com/view/3...r+Samsung+T699+++Galaxy+S+Relay+4G+++i415.htm)
Unfortunately I found it was sh!ter then the stock battery we have.
Also that sunsky battery lacks NFC. It's cheap for a reason, bad quality in my experience.
Check Nards tweak to the stock 2100mah Samsung S3 battery.
I've performed that trick to 4 of those batteries, and can safely say they perform wonders.
(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2333553)
Perhaps this thread is better placed in the Accessories section
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dillalade said:
I've tried that battery (http://www.sunsky-online.com/view/3...r+Samsung+T699+++Galaxy+S+Relay+4G+++i415.htm)
Unfortunately I found it was sh!ter then the stock battery we have.
Also that sunsky battery lacks NFC. It's cheap for a reason, bad quality in my experience.
Check Nards tweak to the stock 2100mah Samsung S3 battery.
I've performed that trick to 4 of those batteries, and can safely say they perform wonders.
(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2333553)
Perhaps this thread is better placed in the Accessories section
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There is a Gold S3 battery available....
Remember the one that went over so well for the 4G Slide?
hehe, considering getting one of those. Only problem is, if I get it and mod it I can't return it if it doesn't come out right
Hello dillalade
yes it is that one from your link which I tried also. I had been indeed influenced by the thread from Nards tweak when gtmaster303 mentioned that battery.
Thats why I wanted give a try to this one first before going further to the tweak.
Also I wanted post this to Accessories first, but because this seems like a question so I came here, and after collecting details I could report there my results as well. (The video on the registration makes you a bit down and stressed, so trying to be careful.)
Can anyone suggest me an app to test the capacity in order to compare them?
@gtmaster303
good idea again to try with Gold S3 battery hehe
@gtmaster303
what do you think of this one www aliexpress com/store/product/Gold-3000mAh-High-Capacity-Battery-For-Samsung-Galaxy-S3-i9300-Free-Shipping/102222_600571892.html
it looks so seductive
edit: seems to be a scam (forum xda-developers com/showthread.php?t=1690314)
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@gtmaster303
what do you think of this one www aliexpress com/store/product/Gold-3000mAh-High-Capacity-Battery-For-Samsung-Galaxy-S3-i9300-Free-Shipping/102222_600571892.html
it looks so seductive
edit: seems to be a scam (forum xda-developers com/showthread.php?t=1690314)
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I've been looking into the gold battery and you can't always assume they're all the same. Get it from the same seller that's been verified to supply good batteries.
Either way it's still a win for us as the battery has a much higher capacity already. We should see a great improvement in battery no matter which S3 battery we buy
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gtmaster303 said:
There is a Gold S3 battery available....
Remember the one that went over so well for the 4G Slide?
hehe, considering getting one of those. Only problem is, if I get it and mod it I can't return it if it doesn't come out right
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I suspect 'unable to return' won't be your only problem.......
From past readings, I read the Gold S3 battery was slightly thicker than the stock S3 battery.
If my interpretation is correct, then that gold battery (being thicker than stock) would be very hard to accommodate in our Relay battery slot.
I say this from my experience in already utilising the stock S3 battery in our Relay. In that the stock S3 battery is 'already' thicker than our stock Relay battery, such that the stock S3 battery is already a very tight fit (thickness wise.) So much so that closing the back housing door on our Relay is already as snug as I'd like.
Hence ifffff that Gold S3 battery is indeed thicker then the stock S3 battery, than you may have a hard time trying to close the battery cover on our phone with the Gold battery.
In addition to the tighhhht squeeze issue.... similarly to the previously discussed Sunsky battery above - neither can cater for NFC.
All that I can say from weeks of experience with the stock S3 batteries is that I'm able to achieve ~20-30 hours uptime with roughly 2-3hours talk time and 3-4hours screen on time.
I cannot complain thus far. I'd say, It's worth the extra pennies for that OEM Samsung S3 battery with NFC for that extra juice.
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alright, we can forget this 2500mAh battery..
I was using it now for not even one week, check the attached pics how it starts behaving on charging now.
It stops charging with 94%, both via pc usb or direct charger.
as an information for others i agree to move this thread to accessories, as i stop experimenting with this battery now.
esilence said:
alright, we can forget this 2500mAh battery..
I was using it now for not even one week, check the attached pics how it starts behaving on charging now.
It stops charging with 94%, both via pc usb or direct charger.
as an information for others i agree to move this thread to accessories, as i stop experimenting with this battery now.
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Yes, that's another thing I failed to mention. I too noticed that Sunsky battery failed to charge to 100%.
I guess we can safely conclude these batteries are cheap as nutts for a reason - they are poor quality. Ridiculous how they get away with stating these bogus MaH capacities.
Go for S3 battery, you will be pleasantly surprised.
I have 4 of them, all of which are rock solid (Samsung OEM products.)
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You guys should have bought from the link I posted. They have free return shipping if the item is defective
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Another trick you can do with batteries that are too thick, get a bulky phone case and leave the battery door off altogether.
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Nardholio said:
Another trick you can do with batteries that are too thick, get a bulky phone case and leave the battery door off altogether.
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With that wisdom in mind, this maybe the way to go
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00AAXS0U4
3000MaH OEM Samsung.
Keep us posted if anyone tries that battery out.
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Ok, I have just ordered 3250mAh slim battery brand KINPS for S3. Of course it is enough when it is just 2700mAh in real.
will then try Nardholio's instruction and will let you all know
esilence said:
Ok, I have just ordered 3250mAh slim battery brand KINPS for S3. Of course it is enough when it is just 2700mAh in real.
will then try Nardholio's instruction and will let you all know
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NFC equipped?
I'm guessing no.
Otherwise a fair choice
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@dillalade
I havent found any information that mentions about it. I will see and report when I get it
dillalade said:
NFC equipped?
I'm guessing no.
Otherwise a fair choice
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Meh, NFC is a gimmick unless you actually use it. Honestly I've never used it once
I'd trade it for more battery any day
esilence said:
Ok, I have just ordered 3250mAh slim battery brand KINPS for S3. Of course it is enough when it is just 2700mAh in real.
will then try Nardholio's instruction and will let you all know
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Yes please keep us posted. Very interested in the results
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esilence said:
Hi folks!
I have ordered and tried that replacement battery (look in google, from sunsky. can not yet post urls).
Though I had read somewhere that its actual capacity may vary from 2000 up to 2500mAh, I wanted give it a try because it is not so expensive, with a hope that it helps a bit.
Anyone else have tried it already?
Unfortunately I can tell, that I feel no difference to our standard 1800mAh. But I may be wrong.
For that reason I would like use a battery life testing tool and as a reference point, what tool would you suggest me to use to check the battery life from both?
Thanks
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Probably you will not see the difference.
Even if capacity is higher i doubt about quality which end up with similar efficient.
I believe Samsung hold high quality of their products.
And it is not NFC...
Regards
Mac
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Yes please keep us posted. Very interested in the results
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I have received the battery now http://s44.photobucket.com/user/blu...0502/05020201/05020201bluestone001_a.jpg.html
Unfortunately it is too thick, 5mm while ours are 4mm.
I can not close the back cover with it, so I can not use it. .. disappointed and sad
Is the original s3 battery then 4.5mm when Nard says "a bit thicker"?
I find that a little hard to believe... how can 1mm make that big of a difference? (pun intended)
is the back cover really that flush that there's no extra room? Not even a slight amount?
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Can anyone confirm if note 4 and note edge use the same battery. If different then what are the battery model numbers.
Just asking to know if we have had the option of using note 4 extended batteries with note edge, guess there is no aftermarket oem who is making extended battery specifically for edge.
Thanks
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Yes, the battery are different also in the format .
Give a look here:
Mugen Power - extended battery for edge
I used in the past their product (for Note 2) without problem.
HyperEscape said:
Can anyone confirm if note 4 and note edge use the same battery. If different then what are the battery model numbers.
Just asking to know if we have had the option of using note 4 extended batteries with note edge, guess there is no aftermarket oem who is making extended battery specifically for edge.
Thanks
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Note 4 battery is larger in size... Won't fit the Edge...
^ thats BS. I threw my roommates note 4 battery in my edge and it fits perfectly. I didnt power on cause he was scared it would hurt his battery... I laughed and said okay..
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^ thats BS. I threw my roommates note 4 battery in my edge and it fits perfectly. I didnt power on cause he was scared it would hurt his battery... I laughed and said okay..
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Very interesting.... I heard they were slightly different in size. (width I think) Are you saying this is not the case?
Yes thats what im saying. Unless the sprint note 4 has a different battery than the other variants. It fit perfectly in my phone.
Will that Mugen battery work with the Samsung flip case? I ask because they include a battery cover with it, which looks deeper than stock.
Note 4 (N910C) Battery is a bit longer than Edge (N915F) Battery. No, It doesn't fit inside the Edge either.
Have you tried it?
lucarp78 said:
Yes, the battery are different also in the format .
Give a look here:
Mugen Power - extended battery for edge
I used in the past their product (for Note 2) without problem.
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So the Mugen is considered as replacement battery with direct plug in? Does it require the ugly cover included? 6000Mah is quite interesting for an investment.
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Have you tried it?
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I have. It's a no go.
So why did it fit in my phone? From a sprint note 4
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So why did it fit in my phone? From a sprint note 4
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No idea but I gave it a good go, and it was quite a bit too big
They are different sizes
I have posts under ten
but if you like here is a link
"i774.photobucket.com/albums/yy28/DJ_SLapo/IMG_20150404_172124_edit_1428182519158.jpg"
add the http normal stuff
@MrPink
Isn't possible. Had a sprint note 4 owner at work pop there battery out and I tried. Battery is noticeably bigger even before I tried. So, no clue what you tried or did.
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So the Mugen is considered as replacement battery with direct plug in? Does it require the ugly cover included? 6000Mah is quite interesting for an investment.
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Yes, it require the cover included, cause the battery is more large.
All the phone will be more large.
not same battry
Not same battry
Note edge battery is more than fine... especially that with a fast charger
I have a second battery... just in case
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^ thats BS. I threw my roommates note 4 battery in my edge and it fits perfectly. I didnt power on cause he was scared it would hurt his battery... I laughed and said okay..
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^ thats BS, I own both the note 4 and the Edge... They don't have interchangeable batteries...
Is it the length, the width, or the thickness that differ. I have the note 4 duos hk model sm-n9100 which uses 3000Maj battery. The 3220mah battery for the sm-n910 models is to wide.
My S7 edge is the perfect size with the best battery life I've had on any phone. Naturally I'm looking at the S8+ as a replacement, but looking at the size of the thing I'm more inclined to get the normal S8.
Only thing that is slightly worrying is the smaller battery. Which one to go for...
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My S7 edge is the perfect size with the best battery life I've had on any phone. Naturally I'm looking at the S8+ as a replacement, but looking at the size of the thing I'm more inclined to get the normal S8.
Only thing that is slightly worrying is the smaller battery. Which one to go for...
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Plus all the way.....
My s7 edge screen is way too small. I. Really excited samsung is making a 6" plus screened device. About damn time
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Biggenz said:
My S7 edge is the perfect size with the best battery life I've had on any phone. Naturally I'm looking at the S8+ as a replacement, but looking at the size of the thing I'm more inclined to get the normal S8.
Only thing that is slightly worrying is the smaller battery. Which one to go for...
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The phones are nearly exactly the same size with the s8+ being 6mm wider. I guess the question is are you really going to be able to tell what 6mm feels like in the hand. I doubt you will even notice, you will be too distracted by the gigantic screen lol
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The phones are nearly exactly the same size with the s8+ being 6mm wider. I guess the question is are you really going to be able to tell what 6mm feels like in the hand. I doubt you will even notice, you will be too distracted by the gigantic screen lol
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I'll definitely notice the extra 6mm. It's quite a lot if I'm finding the S7 edge just right.
I know what will happen though. I'll get sucked in by wanting the best model and go for the S8+ anyway. Lol
I think this new aspect ratio should be reclassified. 5.7 inch on a 18x9 is really like a 5.5 inch with extra width, not height. So for watching videos it will be like a smaller but wider screen. I guess the 6.2 inch will be more like a 5.7 inch with extra width. 5.7 in s8 is very different to 5.7 on say the note 7 or note 5.
Just my 2c
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Biggenz said:
My S7 edge is the perfect size with the best battery life I've had on any phone. Naturally I'm looking at the S8+ as a replacement, but looking at the size of the thing I'm more inclined to get the normal S8.
Only thing that is slightly worrying is the smaller battery. Which one to go for...
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100% agree. I noticed this for the first time with tablets.
I've just seen the price of the S8 and S8+. I will be keeping my S7 Edge as there's no way I'm paying that for any phone.
Biggenz said:
My S7 edge is the perfect size with the best battery life I've had on any phone. Naturally I'm looking at the S8+ as a replacement, but looking at the size of the thing I'm more inclined to get the normal S8.
Only thing that is slightly worrying is the smaller battery. Which one to go for...
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There is very less probability that they will launch a flat model S8
S8+ would be roughly the same size as the Note 7, which was slightly bigger than the S7 Edge.
the battery is the worrying thing here....3500mah battery for a 6.2 inch phone?! hmmm....and 3000mah for 5.8 inch phone?! more hmmm
abdelha said:
the battery is the worrying thing here....3500mah battery for a 6.2 inch phone?! hmmm....and 3000mah for 5.8 inch phone?! more hmmm
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Seeing that these phones have similar dimensions as the s7 and s7 edge where exactly do you think they'll fit bigger batteries? Do you want another note7 fiasco?
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Seeing that these phones have similar dimensions as the s7 and s7 edge where exactly do you think they'll fit bigger batteries? Do you want another note7 fiasco?
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they could make it a bit thicker....also the s8+ is a bit bigger than the S7E...and the S7E has 3600mah.....so give it a 3800mah, and the normal s8 3200mah....believe me they don't wanna make the same mistake they did with the S6, i have that phone, and everything is great except the battery, it's just bad...really bad...i have to charge it twice everyday
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they could make it a bit thicker....also the s8+ is a bit bigger than the S7E...and the S7E has 3600mah.....so give it a 3800mah, and the normal s8 3200mah....believe me they don't wanna make the same mistake they did with the S6, i have that phone, and everything is great except the battery, it's just bad...really bad...i have to charge it twice everyday
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I'm sure if they could fit a bigger battery they would but i have a feeling they're playing it very safe this time around. As for the s6... ya it could of been a bit thicker.
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I'm sure if they could fit a bigger battery they would but i have a feeling they're playing it very safe this time around. As for the s6... ya it could of been a bit thicker.
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i am planning to get the S8/+ but i don't wanna have the same battery life as my current S6...
abdelha said:
i am planning to get the S8/+ but i don't wanna have the same battery life as my current S6...
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I can't see it being that bad, the battery life on the S6 is complete crap and I just dont see that happening with the S8.
Sammy has to much riding on this device after the note 7 screw up to give us another one with crap battery life
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force70 said:
I can't see it being that bad, the battery life on the S6 is complete crap and I just dont see that happening with the S8.
Sammy has to much riding on this device after the note 7 screw up to give us another one with crap battery life
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if they make any mistake now they gonna get it so hard...so i hope they optimize the S8 in the battery and performance
I'm really looking forward to seeing both devices in person. Will be an easy decision then.
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if they make any mistake now they gonna get it so hard...so i hope they optimize the S8 in the battery and performance
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Exactly, they cannot afford another screw up..not even a little one
The SD835 is supposed to be VERY efficient so I think the battery sizes will be just fine.
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The SD835 is supposed to be VERY efficient so I think the battery sizes will be just fine.
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i don't believe in these "efficient" cpu's, you have a 6.2 inch WQHD+ screen, nothing will stop it from draining the battery