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TMB_XV6700 12-06-2007 09:30 AM

Gervy,
I dunno about 2 or 3, but the largest-capacity battery you can fit in the original is a 1500 mAh Li-Poly that's floating around somewhere, usually identified as "slim" "extended capacity".

gguruusa 12-06-2007 10:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gervy (Post 137047)
Does anyone know the following:

1) What's the maximum size battery you can add with original battery door?

2) Is the 1800 mAh extended battery thicker than the 2400 mAh?

3) Is it worth the extra cash to buy a name brand battery?
(example, I found an AccessoryOne 2400 mAh for $7.00, and a USstarCom 1800 mAh for $60.00).

1) 1500mAh
2) not to my knowledge
3) depends. Name brands come with better warranties, and are likely a trace amount better quality. Sometimes off brands do not disclose everything, too. On the flip side, they charge a premium for being name brand. In your particular example, however, I'd buy the $7 battery in a heartbeat.

Gervy 12-06-2007 11:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gguruusa (Post 137078)
1) 1500mAh
2) not to my knowledge
3) depends. Name brands come with better warranties, and are likely a trace amount better quality. Sometimes off brands do not disclose everything, too. On the flip side, they charge a premium for being name brand. In your particular example, however, I'd buy the $7 battery in a heartbeat.

I'm just worried it will explode, a la' Dell laptop batteries. :)

tr2518 12-07-2007 11:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TMB_XV6700 (Post 137050)
Gervy,
I dunno about 2 or 3, but the largest-capacity battery you can fit in the original is a 1500 mAh Li-Poly that's floating around somewhere, usually identified as "slim" "extended capacity".


I just ordered one of these after reading your post

http://www.infinitybatteries.com/p-2...n-polymer.aspx

gguruusa 12-08-2007 02:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gervy (Post 137125)
I'm just worried it will explode, a la' Dell laptop batteries. :)

Probably not. That's really a function of the charge rate, which just isn't all that spectacular on these tiny batteries. They'd have to build it extra crappy.

Jeff_Birt 12-12-2007 10:26 AM

I picked up two of the $5.95 OEM batteries from eBay for around $23 including shipping. My phone has been off charger for 25 hours now and I'm still at 70%! The new battery combined with setting it to stay on 1x (no EVDO here) and changing the ActiveSync to not snyc on every receipt (now syncs every hour) has given me much longer battery life than I have EVER had. :headbang:


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