3000 Mah Battery: Just Bought AGAIN from NAKEDCELLPHONE!

[syanni85]

So i picked this up... it even has the built-in stylus!

Ebay Link

Got one for my old Vogue and man, that battery was AMAZING! It was only 2500mah, this one is 3000!

One thing i've learned from dealing with nakedcellphone compared to other seller's "less-expensive" products, is that you get what you pay for. And if you want a Quality product, you better pay for it, cuz things are usually too good to be true.

I'll keep you guys posted on how it works out, battery-life and size increase.

[yojoe600]

looks bulky to me

[phullofphil]

What is this an add. Sounds like a commercial for naked whatever if i have ever seen one. But such a good reputation i guess i took it wrong.
. I might pay 25 including shiping and tax.

[blazingwolf]

Originally Posted by phullofphil

What is this an add. Sounds like a commercial for naked whatever if i have ever seen one. But such a good reputation i guess i took it wrong.
. I might pay 25 including shiping and tax.

Not everything you read is a commercial. Some people like to post on things they find and buy.


I agree with yojoe600. It looks bulky.

[nerdherd]

Holy expensive...at $90 I'll just stick with charging my phone every night

[syanni85]

Originally Posted by phullofphil

What is this an add. Sounds like a commercial for naked whatever if i have ever seen one. But such a good reputation i guess i took it wrong.
. I might pay 25 including shiping and tax.

good luck getting a quality battery with overheat/charge protection in it for 25 bucks. The mugen powered batteries are well worth the money and will never crap out.

Originally Posted by blazingwolf

Not everything you read is a commercial. Some people like to post on things they find and buy.


I agree with yojoe600. It looks bulky.

Originally Posted by yojoe600

looks bulky to me

I don't throw naked's name out as a commercial, just if someone wants to know where to get a quality product. Alot of people here have bought from him.

the extra bulk beats carrying around an extra battery (without the inconvenience of switching them) and allows me not to worry about drainage when using my motorola T505 and also my bluetooth headphones. Not to mention music while browsing the web won't put such a huge dent in my battery life anymore.

sorry, didn't mean to name-drop the T505, this isn't a marketing campaign

Originally Posted by nerdherd

Holy expensive...at $90 I'll just stick with charging my phone every night

To each his own, ya know. like i said before, cheap batteries aren't made upto par (no overheat/overcharging protection), thus causing them to crap out more often. Granted, some will be very satisfied with their cheapo battery, but I REALLY push my phone for what its got day-in and day-out.

Take a look at the back cover of the cheap battery, which is only 2200mah also.



Sorry guys, this isn't a moto Razer, i'm not gunna buy a high-end phone and treat it like a piece of sh*t. Thats like putting Walmart brand Rims on my 740i... no thanks.

[xPosTech]

Originally Posted by syanni85

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the extra bulk beats carrying around an extra battery (without the inconvenience of switching them) and allows me not to worry about drainage when using my motorola T505 and also my bluetooth headphones. Not to mention music while browsing the web won't put such a huge dent in my battery life anymore.

sorry, didn't mean to name-drop the T505, this isn't a marketing campaign
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I'm not trying to hijack your thread but how do you like the T505? I just saw it for about $50. If you are running MP3s through it how is the audio? I understand you need to try several suggested FM stations before finding a good empty spot.

I just received a BlueStar unit that replaces the OnStar in my Eldo. It's a great unit (and Chris is proud of them ) and integrates perfectly with the data and audio bus in late model GM vehicles. It uses the mike and buttons on the rear view mirror. No stereo though. Maybe an update down the line.

And I still might try the T505.

Ted

[syanni85]

Originally Posted by xPosTech

I'm not trying to hijack your thread but how do you like the T505? I just saw it for about $50. If you are running MP3s through it how is the audio? I understand you need to try several suggested FM stations before finding a good empty spot.

I just received a BlueStar unit that replaces the OnStar in my Eldo. It's a great unit (and Chris is proud of them ) and integrates perfectly with the data and audio bus in late model GM vehicles. It uses the mike and buttons on the rear view mirror. No stereo though. Maybe an update down the line.

And I still might try the T505.

Ted

i had the t505 b4. sold it cuz needed cash. bout sp700 and quality didnt come close. found a t505 on CL for 55.
outstanding quality, phone and music! ill never go with a cheaper unit or product again. the jabra retails for 40bucks less. but as u can telll from this thread, i will pay more for quality.

i highly recommend the T505. best purchase ive made in a longg time.

it also autosearches and speaks out the clearest station to tune too!

did that sound like an add too? lol

[DavidNM]

I've had Mugen batteries for several devices now. I keep going from the thing Samsung battery back to the Mugen. Yea, it adds about 1/2 inch to the thickness and an ounce or two to the weight - but I like to put my Omnia in the pocket of my t-shirt and listen to PodCasts or audiobooks during the day -- and with the thin batter I end up changing batteries a couple of times a day - and trying to plug into power whenever and wherever I can including the car. It's a pain in the behind.

I keep a spare charger going so that if my Mugen wears out I can put in a smaller battery still using the regular Mugin cover and get a charge.

I think it depends upon how you use your Omnia - but this is a quality battery.

[jville95]

Originally Posted by nerdherd

Holy expensive...at $90 I'll just stick with charging my phone every night

Me too. Besides, I bought my Omnia for the slimness of the phone. This would probably make my phone "feel" like a brick, weight- width- & length-wise.