The HTC battery bank

[Laos101]

Hey,

if anyone was considering to purchase the Battery Bank (only $68 through MSG Digital), I wrote an extensive review on how the battery life works and how i'd compare it to buying OEM batteries

Let me know your comments, I can always edit any errors you may see

http://www.brighthub.com/mobile/wind...ews/49398.aspx

[etc]

for a cell this size, I would expect at least 5000 to 6,000 mAh, not shy of 3,000. Just another stupid patch attempting to fix a flawed cell phone design which is unfixable to begin with.

I carry 3 spare OEM cells with me.

I sometimes go through all of them in a day.

[mastergadgets]

http://www.cellphoneshop.net/pocephchforh.html

Yes its from China, but works good.

[fenixjn]

Originally Posted by laos101

Hey,

if anyone was considering to purchase the Battery Bank (only $68 through MSG Digital), I wrote an extensive review on how the battery life works and how i'd compare it to buying OEM batteries

Let me know your comments, I can always edit any errors you may see

http://www.brighthub.com/mobile/wind...ews/49398.aspx

Nice review. Altough, I think it would be a better idea to post some 'normal' usage data rather than 'stress' data, i.e. use the device for 3 or 5 days and see how the bank performs without recharging and document the results. This gives a better idea (and a lot more accurate) of what to expect for someone who is not using data all the time only regular email checking, call handling and SMS.

Stress data is good because it reflects how evaluated device will perform under extreme conditions (like a huge current drain) but normal data actually gives the reader an actual sense of what will happen if they use the device (bank).