Fuze Battery will work on Sprint TP and Vice-Versa - Page 2

blue4shizzle · #11 (**permalink**) 12-24-2008, 11:29 PM

so if i say my 2009 bmw doesnt work, will they give me a new one? lol

BigDiesel07 · #12 (**permalink**) 12-24-2008, 11:39 PM

haha Blue.. $35,000 for a car versus $600 gor a phone is one thing.. Also.. Yeah, I know your joking.. hahaha.. Arent the battery connections in both the GSM and the CDMA the same?

**[sammich]** · #13 (**permalink**) 12-24-2008, 11:49 PM

I thought the battery for GSM was smaller than the CDMA variant... Or maybe that was just capacity

blue4shizzle · #14 (**permalink**) 12-24-2008, 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by BigDiesel07

haha Blue.. $35,000 for a car versus $600 gor a phone is one thing.. Also.. Yeah, I know your joking.. hahaha.. Arent the battery connections in both the GSM and the CDMA the same?

well i figured if its easy to lie an say your battery doesnt work and they dont check it an give a new one.. maybe you can get a new car the same way hehe

BigDiesel07 · #15 (**permalink**) 12-24-2008, 11:53 PM

I read it was the same.. Oh.. If it is different, I think it's 900 for GSM and 1300 for CDMA...

SprintTouch08 · #16 (**permalink**) 12-24-2008, 11:55 PM

nah theyre they same size (mah). ATT used the bigger battery vs the overseas GSM model

BigDiesel07 · #17 (**permalink**) 12-25-2008, 12:35 AM

Ahh.. So its a domestic vs international GSM difference...

SprintTouch08 · #18 (**permalink**) 12-25-2008, 12:42 AM

yeh HTC's naming scheme wasnt the brightest in the world. Both the ATT and overseas models are both the "Raphael" and both Sprint and VZW's versions are both the 'Herman" depsite major differences between Srpint and VZW versions and a few between the two Raphael versions on GSM. Their naming is very confusing and each should have had its own designation to make it less confusing to customers and 3rd party manufacturers for accessories.

TProUserOnSprint · #19 (**permalink**) 12-25-2008, 12:44 AM

The FUZE battery is 1350 maH just like the sprint battery. Oddly enough the batteries follow the exact same form factor but feature different serial numbers.

On a side note and in response to an earlier post. I should mention that I'm still in college and my parents pay my sprint bill. I use sprint as my personal phone but only because I can keep my phone number. AT&T has the right to investigate any messages or data sent over their COU lines meaning I would have no privacy if I used it as my personal phone. The phone offered to me as a COU (Company operated unit) is attached to any feature AT&T offers (meaning I can put it into an aircard, tether, and it will work in BB, iPhone, and WINMO devices) which is a nice benefit (totalling $1000 a month in various features) except that I lose my privacy. However, I am rarely disappointed in my AT&T service. That being said, I've done comparisons between AT&Ts 3G UMTs service and Sprint's (supposed) Rev A network and AT&T beats it by light years (268 kbps to 1.2 MBps). Customers never see my sprint phone out on the floor a) because I like the service and the companies policies (meaning they dont cut you off as fast as sprint does) b) because I love my job and c) because I realy and truly believe in the products I sell and the comapny I work for.

Either way. If 41.99 is cheaper than what sprint charges, head over to your nearest death star location and get one NOAW!!!

**[sammich]** · #20 (**permalink**) 12-25-2008, 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by TProUserOnSprint

The FUZE battery is 1350 maH just like the sprint battery. Oddly enough the batteries follow the exact same form factor but feature different serial numbers.

On a side note and in response to an earlier post. I should mention that I'm still in college and my parents pay my sprint bill. I use sprint as my personal phone but only because I can keep my phone number. AT&T has the right to investigate any messages or data sent over their COU lines meaning I would have no privacy if I used it as my personal phone. The phone offered to me as a COU (Company operated unit) is attached to any feature AT&T offers (meaning I can put it into an aircard, tether, and it will work in BB, iPhone, and WINMO devices) which is a nice benefit (totalling $1000 a month in various features) except that I lose my privacy. However, I am rarely disappointed in my AT&T service. That being said, I've done comparisons between AT&Ts 3G UMTs service and Sprint's (supposed) Rev A network and AT&T beats it by light years (268 kbps to 1.2 MBps). Customers never see my sprint phone out on the floor a) because I like the service and the companies policies (meaning they dont cut you off as fast as sprint does) b) because I love my job and c) because I realy and truly believe in the products I sell and the comapny I work for.

Either way. If 41.99 is cheaper than what sprint charges, head over to your nearest death star location and get one NOAW!!!

Heh... death star! That's hilarious!

But really, the Rev A vs UTMS quality depends on your location. For you, AT&T might blow Sprint out of the water, but in my area, Sprint absolutely puts AT&T's internet service to bed.