Confirmed - Seidio 1900 extened battery for HTC EVO 3D Works! Japanese cell!

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Okay. I took a queue from people using the oem htc battery for the HTC EVO 3D and ordered the seidio 1900 mAh extended battery and it fits perfectly, albeit upsidedown but works! My research has shown that Seidio is a very reliable company with a posotive standing in the market but also with fellow forum communities.

I dont have any results as for real world usage but I should have a review by the end of the week.

Can anyone recommend an application that will aid in recording daily usage and battery ratings. I believe that someone has screen shots of such an application but no name provided.

www.Seidioonline.com

http://www.seidioonline.com/product-p/basi19hev3d.htm

use coupon code summer20 for 20% off. (basically covers shipping)

Originally Posted by tuffgong01

Okay. I took a queue from people using the oem htc battery for the HTC EVO 3D and ordered the seidio 1900 mAh extended battery and it fits perfectly, albeit upsidedown but works! My research has shown that Seidio is a very reliable company with a posotive standing in the market but also with fellow forum communities.

I dont have any results as for real world usage but I should have a review by the end of the week.

Can anyone recommend an application that will aid in recording daily usage and battery ratings. I believe that someone has screen shots of such an application but no name provided.

www.Seidioonline.com

http://www.seidioonline.com/product-p/basi19hev3d.htm

use coupon code summer20 for 20% off. (basically covers shipping)

I've used Seidio batteries on my N1. They do increase battery life a bit. This time around I went and got an Anker battery, also 1900mAh. And it's been a few weeks and seems to work great, even though I was getting good battery life with the stocker. And for 12bux shipped, I would have taken stock performance for the price.

I would have got with the Anker but I've had two bad experiences with batteries from "some where in china". First an over heating replacement battery for my Creative Zen MP3, which I placed in a coffee can and in trash due to fear of exploding or something crazy. The next time was a replacement battery for an old cell phone, charged once and then shorted the phone DEAD... so you can see I'm weary.

Glad to know they aren't like the cr@ppy ones I've gotten in the past.

Did you ever get an app to test the battery? I am thinking about buying this battery, but I want to make sure that it works. Now that you have been using it for a while, would you still recommend it?

Thanks-

Looks suspicious why did they removed country of origin? I bet its China but why remove it? Take a careful look at the picture

Seidio is a legit company.
I have used their batteries for several years in my devices. They are a bit more in price and the quality is really good. Tech support is very helpful too and that was enough to continue doing business with them.

Man this thing is awesom

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