I was wondering which one is better. I heard there were some problems with Anker, like random reboots. What are the pros and cons of each battery?
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I would definitely go for Anker, although they make me worried sometimes because they are making these batteries in a Chinese factory...and I'm just not used to the idea of Chinese-made products working well.
I run an Anker in both of my Sensations with no issues (knock on wood). For $40 bucks it's hard to go wrong.
As far as Chinese products go... Unfortunately, I trust many of them over US products. I know there are many cheap products from China, but I've also gotten many great deals either through import dealers and/or direct from China. The fact that these are being dealt through a reputable import dealer is a good indicator that they must be decent.
Hello from the desert Neko...
He does know most products we use on a daily basis, including these smartphones, were made in those factories?
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AGAIN, you are mathematically correct, BUT 2 ankers will give you doubled Juice as you can swipe between them when one dies, Which is actually a better dealMathematicly correct, but keep in mind that Mugen officially garantees 400-600 life cycles. In longterm 2 Ankers will last as much as one Mugen. So we are almost at the same price tag, so i would choose Mugen. Because ultimately 1 Mugen is as powerful as 2 (3) Ankers put together...
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I dont understand how anyone wont see that kid as an obvious trollHere's your answer: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1514929
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I dont understand how anyone wont see that kid as an obvious troll
I was wondering which one is better. I heard there were some problems with Anker, like random reboots. What are the pros and cons of each battery?
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