Guys, post SCREEN ON TIME. Everything else is irrelevant. Total time on battery doesn't matter and neither does awake time if the screen still isn't on.
2300mAh Slim Extended Battery Ebay
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Its all related. For me screen time isn't really valid since some people have screen set at dimmest settings and are not interacting with phone the entire time. I can show you a kickass screen on time with dimmest setting on a solid black image but thats really a useless test. For me its just comparing this battery to stock the way I use my phone and it lasts longer so far.
No one is going to be leaving there phone idle with the screen on for no reason. Anyone can even more easily show a "kickass" on battery time by just leaving there phone on stand by for 3 days. And the way you use your phone is exactly why using battery on time is irrelevant. No one is using their phone exactly the same way.The only thing that can be remotely comparable between phone users is how much active use they can get out of your phone on 1 charge, AKA: Screen On Time.
If you wanted a comparison, it has to be more scientific than that. Like full brightness with say the cpu locked in at say 800mhz with performance governor with the radio off..... but seriously one guy claimed it is 2x 1000mah cells.
Someone mentioned that an extended battery typically is two batteries stacked on one another, is this true?
Anyone experience better battery life out of it at first then it progressively went bad??
Sorry if this was already answered, but is this battery the same thickness at the stock? And does samsung actually make this battery or are they all aftermarket? Which brands are selling these? All I see is the andida ones on ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw...t=0&_odkw=2300+mah+extended+battery&_osacat=0
Found reviews from some users:
http://www.amazon.com/Extended-Batt...295&sr=8-1&keywords=2300+mah+extended+battery
3 out of 4 say it's a no go.
So my question is... is there really any other battery size (milliamperes wise) that'll give me an increase in battery life without suffering from a huge humpback (3500mah?)
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http://www.amazon.com/CHICHITEC-2x2000mAh-Fascinate-Captivate-SPH-D710/dp/B005Z3B1EQ/ref=pd_cp_cps_1
... Didn't some of u guys say u bout the chichitech one n they're compatible? Just wanna make sure before I buy. I got the Sprint E4GT. Wondering if this guy knows what he is talking about..
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tHvfEtsvUg&feature=related
Hmmmm, checked techbuy.com.au, which is where he said he bought this, and they don't have any available...
Sorry if this was already answered, but is this battery the same thickness at the stock? And does samsung actually make this battery or are they all aftermarket? Which brands are selling these? All I see is the andida ones on ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw...t=0&_odkw=2300+mah+extended+battery&_osacat=0
Found reviews from some users:
http://www.amazon.com/Extended-Batt...295&sr=8-1&keywords=2300+mah+extended+battery
3 out of 4 say it's a no go.
So my question is... is there really any other battery size (milliamperes wise) that'll give me an increase in battery life without suffering from a huge humpback (3500mah?)
---------- Post added at 09:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:50 PM ----------
http://www.amazon.com/CHICHITEC-2x2000mAh-Fascinate-Captivate-SPH-D710/dp/B005Z3B1EQ/ref=pd_cp_cps_1
Customer Review: xerebro said:
... Didn't some of u guys say u bout the chichitech one n they're compatible? Just wanna make sure before I buy. I got the Sprint E4GT. Wondering if this guy knows what he is talking about..
---------- Post added at 10:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:44 PM ----------
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tHvfEtsvUg&feature=related
Hmmmm, checked techbuy.com.au, which is where he said he bought this, and they don't have any available...
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i have 4 2300mh batts... i cant realy say that they last any longer... but could just be me.. putting out more amps doesnt mean longer battery life. just means the battery can still put out the same 3.7V under more stress...
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After a few weeks I started getting random power off and reboots with this battery. Liked it at first but does not seem stable enough for daily use. I might take this apart tomorrow, if I do there will be pics.
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Took apart battery, nothing interesting to report. Its sealed very well from the factory inside a bare metal casing.
Received my battery 2 days ago. Tried them on the phone, but the phone wouldn't boot up. I checked the battery's pins and noticed they weren't properly aligned with the pins on the phone. I cut up two sheets from a metrocard and placed it on the side of the battery to reposition it. This worked fine and my phone turned on but the cell phone cover wont close completely...
You're getting your battery ratings confused. The 2300 is the total capacity of the battery, not it's output, which is why it's in milliamp hours. For maximum discharge, you need the C rating. Usually cell phone batteries have a very low C rating, which helps reduce weight but limits the speed it can charge or discharge. For instance, I have a 2.2Ah battery I use for things other than cell phones that has a maximum output of 90 amps, but weights as much as 2 E4GT's.
Honestly, a high C rating isn't needed for cell phones anyways.
If you have a supposed 2.3Ah battery and it doesn't last longer then the stock battery, you don't have a 2.3Ah battery. It's not much of a surprise with mass produced cheap batteries from china.
Is there a may rating printed on it
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Don't get me started on the only extended battery case. Trexcell's case sucks. Has the worst feel to it and I had to cut out holes myself in order to push the buttons easily.
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I just went to Batteries Plus. OEM Samsung battery with external charger for $45. I know it's not the cheapest around, but its OEM and they have a one year warranty on them. Just sayin...
Validate Andida Batteries
For genuine Andida batteries you can scratch off sticker and enter a Number at their website to check authenticity.. http://goo.gl/CxzO2 is a good seller.
I just got mine so I am getting a mAh estimate with battery moniter widget, Will let you guys know after a few cycles.
I had bought a fake previously and it only had estimated 1600 mah +/- 8% (Battery looked very real however packaging looked cheap and fake and no validation)
For genuine Andida batteries you can scratch off sticker and enter a Number at their website to check authenticity.. http://goo.gl/CxzO2 is a good seller.
I just got mine so I am getting a mAh estimate with battery moniter widget, Will let you guys know after a few cycles.
I had bought a fake previously and it only had estimated 1600 mah +/- 8% (Battery looked very real however packaging looked cheap and fake and no validation)
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I bought the 2 batteries and charger for $13 off amazon. I will say they dont last as long as stock but i can get 8-24 hours. so its a score. Never plugging phone in!! I bought the Andida 2300 slim extended battery from obostore. It had a great package and warranty papers. I will say this battery is pretty damn tough! $8 wow. I work 12 hour shifts and I always throw a fully charged battery in when i leave and bring a spare of course. Ive never once had to change it in 12 hours. Ive had many times of 24-30 plus hour cycles with 3 plus hours of screen on time. The stock Samsung 1800 mah battery is really good to. Its amazed me also. Even the 2 year old galaxy s 1500 Ive reached 30 hours on. Andida or stock is the only way to go really. The cheapies die fast.
Good battery life 30-60 minutes screen time over stock but I had random reboots and power off so I tossed it out.
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http://batteryboss.org/
that guy tested andida batteries and on average they got 55-60% of their rated capacities. I'd say your better off going with the cheap generic ones that are 3 for 13 bucks with a charger.1
You can give this mugen on a try... It's maybe the only "legit" company out there/
http://www.mugen-power-batteries.co...battery-for-sprint-samsung-epic-4g-touch.html1My battery finally came in, working decent so far.
Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk1Kebetz I know what you are talking about its like a little battery brick you just plug into your phone. Neat concept since you can charge it and tour phone at the same time. I would rather just have a battery with slightly higher capacity without a humpback looking case. This andida battery is definitely heavier, I have high hopes.
