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From what I've seen, yes. A rather negligible difference in power. Personally I'd recommend it only if your current battery NEEDS to be replaced, and/or you're looking to carry multiple batteries on you.
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I am planning on getting a second battery. I picked up a case for it today that has a pouch for a second battery. I don't think the phone would fit if I put in a thicker battery. I was thinking of picking one up for my second battery and I wasn't sure if that was the strongest one that was still standard size.
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A lot of people (including me) have gone to a Sprint store and asked about the battery life and ended up with an extra battery. I just went in and asked if they have had any complaints about the battery life. The rep said yes, went to the back and brought me a spare battery. I asked her how much I owed for it, she said nothing. Worth a shot...
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Believe or not it is a vertical case that I found at WalMart. It is made of heavy canvas and elastic that is sewn and not glued. It is a nice case.
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So I've been searching high and low for an extended batteries for the TP. I've seen the Mugen 3000 mah battery for $100 but I'm not sure if I want that much bulk. Not only that, but the back cover doesn't have a lense cover so all kinds of dust and crap can get into the phone and I don't really like that.
I've seen the 1800mah battery on msgdigital: http://www.msgdigital.com/productdet...roductid=47534 I prefer this cover but it's not much of an upgrade power wise. I've also seen the extended battery from seido: http://www.seidioonline.com/product-...20htch2-bk.htm Again, not much of an upgrade as far as power and the door is hideous Other than carrying another battery, are these the only options?! I consider myself a pretty heavy user. I just want something that will last me the day and not feel like I'm attached to a charger. I don't really like manually switching out batteries because that means I need to turn off my phone. Not really viable in the middle of a conversation and the battery is dying. Small sacrifice I know =/ Just looking for something that won't add a lot of bulk but also get me through the day. Any suggestions? |
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