Got my battery today. Charged it up, doing a calibration now. Seems like it should be better, though.
If you are calibrating now its too early to pass judgement. Give it a day or three. Its not revolutionary but you definitely do gain the extra 20% the pure mah numbers suggest you should.
I've had mine now for several days and here are my numbers for everyone's info:
Running CM7.1 the stable release and the 9/22HL Glitch kernel @ 1.4 [smartass governor] with uv of -200mv from 100-400Mhz and -100mv 800-1400Mhz I can get in the neighborhood of 3 hours of screen on time with the stock battery. In fact my testing with the cpu at a steady 1.4Ghz with the aforementioned -100mv at that step its right around 2h,50m with the stock 1500mah battery. With the 1800mah that figure jumped to 3h,30m. This was tested by merely playing games where the cpu locks in at max step [grave defense, monopoly stuff like that]. These tests were done from a 100% to 0% drain. Its debatable whether the 1800 might even improve after more charge cycle but the numbers I actually got are what I am reporting.
Supplementary info: now this is less accurate since its relying on the battery percentage estimate remaining. But with the 1500mah battery I used to see a rate of drain of around 8-9% per hour when using the music player screen off. With the 1800 the drain rate seems to be more like 6-7%. Again not rocking the earth but right where it should be for 20%.
Bottom line it seems across the boards that I/you/we'll see about 20% more battery life just as the linear numbers suggest.
Hope that helps fence sitting buyers.
