Seido 1650mah extended battery

[iZm]

Originally Posted by thoe99

Are these batteries physically bigger than oem?

thoe99:
It is physically the same exact size as the OEM battery. Here is a link for the battery:
http://www.seidioonline.com/index.as...ROD&ProdID=814

Much Luv,
iZm

[BiGDoGGy4EvEr]

Originally Posted by Baffles

Out of the box it only has a storage charge, and you should have charged it fully before using it. The battery will probably never have full capacity that it could have had.

Wrong, you have to let it die, fully charge it, let it die, fully charge it, let it die, fully charge etc. Its a way to condition the battery.

[jaak]

Originally Posted by BiGDoGGy4EvEr

Wrong, you have to let it die, fully charge it, let it die, fully charge it, let it die, fully charge etc. Its a way to condition the battery.

Not with a lithium battery, you should have charged it fully first. You have probably shortened its life by not fully charging it the first time.

[divxrippimp]

this is awesome, but ruins my seidio case and without the case i cant use the holster so this is a no go...
http://nextelonline.nextel.com/NASAp...ubPageNumber=0


and paying 60 bucks for 150mah is lame ... in my opinion at least...

[BiGDoGGy4EvEr]

Originally Posted by jaak

Not with a lithium battery, you should have charged it fully first. You have probably shortened its life by not fully charging it the first time.

Ohhh well, right now im at 80% and been using it all day, web, phone and texting.

[Kasracer]

Wow, those battery myths are still around? While you can shorten the amount of times you can charge a battery by charging it frequently (i.e. charging it even if it's not close to dead), your battery isn't going to develop a "memory".