Batteries! The Good, The Bad, The Ugly. Discussions!

ToyTank

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Good Day.

I would like to make a list of different battery sellers/brands and your experience with them, then compile the information into the OP for easy viewing. I am doing this because I have had 2 bad experiences buying batteries on ebay from high rated sellers. It can also be difficult to determine what htc models have interchangeable batteries.

Known HTC Models with interchangeable batteries
CDMA TP2 ERIS OZONE HERO EVO IMAGIO SNAP DESIRE INCREDIBLE(DUH)


HTC Models non compatible batteries
N1 G1 FUZE OTHERS



Props(and ALL CREDIT) To Doug Simmons for his work testing batteries and making the results public domain. We need more people like you!

Please check out http://batteryboss.org

Mr. Simmons's VERY scientific testing of multiple batteries and brands show consistently overstated mah on many brands of batteries. Please see second post or above website.

XDA Member Jermaine151 has a thread about his experience with the OEM 2150 getting 3 days of runtime I think has great photo's and info.

XDA Member DrPheta has some good information for identifying FAKE OEM BATTERIES.

LEGIT HTC OEM 1500
Model#RHOD160
Part #35H00123-XXM(00M-11M)
5.55 Whr

This is a work in progress, please PM me or post if I made a mistake, or you have something to add.

THANK YOU!

Battery Purchases

2x Generic 1500mah Battery for HTC Eris Part#36h00123-00M($6.xxEA). Item #110528531164(no longer available) ebay seller austintexwireless. "shimmed" lower capacity cell. Maybe 1000mah. Swift refund.
*Note: Part #36h00123-00M Very close to OEM #35h

2x OEM 1500mah 35H00123-11M for Hero from Amazon market place seller accessory one($6.09EA +2.98shipping)*

*These are REAL HTC 1500's. Great Deal. one -00M and one -03M.
 
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patches152

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You're gonna lol....

Idk how this happened. I replied to a thread about seidio innocase but it posted here instead of where I replied. FAIL!

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insomniac2k2

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Irorically, i just posted this link to a battery that I have had for a week or so now. The battery has been as advertised and is a steal. Plus you dont have to make your incredible ugly!
http<colon>//htcexpress.com/product.php?id_product=12

Sorry for the broken link. Im not approved to post them..
 

ToyTank

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Jul 13, 2010
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Irorically, i just posted this link to a battery that I have had for a week or so now. The battery has been as advertised and is a steal.
I have had nothing but trouble with no name batteries, and I have not seen one capacity test to support getting more than 1500mah from this form factor. even the 1500 makes it more difficult to close back cover. I'd be curious to know what the battery weighs.

I bought HTC 1500 from amazon marketplace for $9..Amazon has me fully covered. Could not be happier.
 
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corefile

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I have had nothing but trouble with no name batteries, and I have not seen one capacity test to support getting more than 1500mah from this form factor. even the 1500 makes it more difficult to close back cover. I'd be curious to know what the battery weighs. There is a watt/gram limit for li-ions.

I bought HTC 1500 from amazon marketplace for $9..Amazon has me fully covered. Could not be happier.
I Got the seido 1750mah, very high quality. was a little afraid to go with a no name company.
 

DesireC

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Mar 27, 2010
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I got the Seidio 3500, even if it's only 80-90% of the advertised, it's still the highest actual mAh on the market and I can get a full day with Wi-Fi tethering, GPS, and downloading and flashing the latest CyanogenMod nightly over Verizon 3G (DROID Incredible).
 

Bullhead00

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I got the Seidio 3500, even if it's only 80-90% of the advertised, it's still the highest actual mAh on the market and I can get a full day with Wi-Fi tethering, GPS, and downloading and flashing the latest CyanogenMod nightly over Verizon 3G (DROID Incredible).
+1. I have the Seidio 3500mAh and it is a hoss! I have no problem getting through an entire day with heavy use. It doesn't detract from the looks of my Incredible either. In fact, the included battery door makes it fit in my hand better and protects the camera lens.
 

shoman24v

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I get better performance out of my HTC 1500 then my Seidio 1750. The HTC is thicker and heavier then the Seidio. I paid $17.99 shipped for the HTC and something like $40.00 for the Seidio.

I just purchased an HTC 2150 which included an OEM backing for $39.99. Couldn't be happier with it.

I think with what I've learned, going OEM is the only way.
 

tech9ne

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I'm really liking the HTC 1500 battery (same one that comes with the evo). Right now I'm sitting at 15% remaining after 13 hours 20 minutes of uptime and 4 hours 40 minutes of awake time. Thats without bump charging it either. Score one for the oem.
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