Hello All,
Does anyone know where I can get an updated battery for my E10i?
900mAh is pretty pants, struggling to find anything better on the web though? Perhaps im not looking hard enough?
Thanks
Lee
ldjh1985 said:
Hello All,
Does anyone know where I can get an updated battery for my E10i?
900mAh is pretty pants, struggling to find anything better on the web though? Perhaps im not looking hard enough?
Thanks
Lee
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Ok, SE ****ed us up here. more battery means bigger batteries, and our minis have it built in inside the phone, with just right space for the stock one...
So a bigger battery does not fit!
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The X10 Mini/Pro has a stock 900mAh battery. I've seen a few on eBay that are slightly entended in capcity to 1000mAh any greater then that an the battery would be thicker so like loger8 said, it most probably wouldn't fit into the phone.
ldjh1985 said:
Hello All,
Does anyone know where I can get an updated battery for my E10i?
900mAh is pretty pants, struggling to find anything better on the web though? Perhaps im not looking hard enough?
Thanks
Lee
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X10 E10i battery is available on Ebay.
emf31 said:
no it´s not.. there are no batterys for x10i on ebay..
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It is still available on ebay
check this,
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sonyericsso...032?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a6fd37078
Search on ebay, there are lots of batteries.
Each member i thanked.. is because they made me laugh.
Obvious SE Troll Is Obvious.
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Real enough for you?
I find it funny that posters with such a low post count would be so adamant about something.
Apart from that, still available at ebay.co.uk.
Found it after 4 days trying to get someone that sells the correct battery as you posted before.
Acetel said:
Apart from that, still available at ebay.co.uk.
Found it after 4 days trying to get someone that sells the correct battery as you posted before.
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Good hear that, you find it :good:
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Hello Folks,
some days ago, I bought from Ebay a new battery to my mother's iPhone, I bought a battery with 2430 mAh, I had searched for one like that to Lumia 800, I have a WP7, LG E900 with a battery like that and I can use it for three days without change the battery, any one here can say here a find a battery like that to Lumia 800?
Thanks!!!
dont use batteries that arent made only for your phone or produced from nokia in your case.
If its a fake 1)the battery life will go down very fast 2)you will for sure have a problem when charging your phone with extreme temps and lastly there is even a chance with chinese or fake batteries that they will explode(not like a bomb but still will ruin your phone) if exposed in high temps(sun etc)
All replacement batteries arent that bad. Before buying read the reviews in amazon etc. For example I had an "extended" battery on my Samsung galaxy s and I never had any problems with it, and it really improved the battery life. Though I remember news about exploding phones when using these replacement batteries. Yes, of course there is a risk, and it is a risk that you should think about. In my opinion your Lumia 800 is too expensive to gamble
i thought you couldnt replace batteries for this phone?!? isnt it like the iphone, ie built in (cant get it out)
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i thought you couldnt replace batteries for this phone?!? isnt it like the iphone, ie built in (cant get it out)
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It can be replaced but you need to take the phone apart. It is not very difficult though.
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It can be replaced but you need to take the phone apart. It is not very difficult though.
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that looks cooool lol
got my standard battery to last 4 days 12h.
although i only use it for texts, light calls and light music use. oh and the odd internet browsing. the lack of apps is the main problem. theres some cool ones but for games i use my tablet (android)
Hi everybody i have the gs3 since few days but unlike my previous gnote where screen would be the top one battery drainer on gs3 i found cell standby to be the one is it normal?
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If your not using your screen much which clearly your not then it is going to be something other than screen at the top, learn how percentages work.
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Actually it IS a known issue and there are a few threads on it already.
How is this an issue? Like Lennyuk said, if you don't use your phone that much, then obviously standby would be the nr. 1. power drain.
Actually, both arguments could be correct...
Unless the stock software is extremely efficient, and makes the screen somehow super efficient, then it would be normal for standby to be that high. Another point to note, is are you complaining about battery life? or just the fact that a number on some statistics is high and you don't like it?
The counter argument to that is, if you look at mine on CM9, cell standby is a lot lower. Make of that what you want.
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Read the threads. All of us who have the GS3 have already been discussing it.
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Read the threads. All of us who have the GS3 have already been discussing it.
learn to search my friend, its a known issue and everyone is waiting for a n update to solve it.
In other news I am working on something I may think will help, will get back to you if testing is a success.
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In other news I am working on something I may think will help, will get back to you if testing is a success.
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Sounds good, keep us posted
Does anyone else have a dimple/dent that goes from the bottom of the rear camera to the AT&T logo? Its like a line dent.
Thanks
Nope
Nope... Let me guess you didn't do anything that will cause it?
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I'm not sure how that would happen from a user.
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Nope... Let me guess you didn't do anything that will cause it?
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Thats the way it came.. I guess I could take it back to AT&T and have them pull out another one to compare and return it if the other one is not dented..
A guy at best buy said it had something to do with teh 0 space deign or something.. I think he was full of it..
I have a random dent/dimple on my HTC One on the right side of the back; I never dropped the phone or anything. It's my work phone so I'm not going to go jumping through hoops for a replacement because I have a case on it but if it was my personal device I'd be exchanging it in a heart beat.
I have strange, antenna like structures coming out of my One's earphone jack, and they seem to be watching me, spooky.
californiarailroader said:
I have strange, antenna like structures coming out of my One's earphone jack, and they seem to be watching me, spooky.
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lol
I had three of them around the camera. Looked like zits. I took it right back in to best buy and exchanged it. The new one doesn't have it. So if you got it I'd recommend an exchange.
Pics or it didn't happen :cyclops:
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Pics or it didn't happen :cyclops:
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It's hard to see.. I took these pictures with my iPad, so, if they are not the best of quality, that's why...
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I went to AT&T on the 15 th day thinking I had plenty of time. Guess I should've read the receipt. I was thinking I still had 30 days to return it,, Oh well. It's not that noticeable, but I know it's there, so it bothers me a little..
Hey folks,
My friend is selling her i9300 to me and I want to make the deal as fair as possible.
Some things to keep in mind:
- The phone is 1 year old, used.
- There's a small crack on the glass in the right upper corner. Not affecting the display at all.
- The battery has it's up and downs. She had some problems with it draining like crazy for no reason.
- She's also had problems with it not charging. She'd charge it for the entire night (at 5%) and it's at 40% when she unplugged it in the morning.
However, the last two problems mentioned have not occurred for some time now.
No guarantee if it will re-occur.
Would 200euro be a reasonable price? There's still 1 year Samsung warranty on it.
Im planning on getting the Zerolemon 2300mAh battery pack as well. That would cost me around 25eu to replace the stock battery.
So, what do you guys think?
Jae Ryuu
200 euro seems like a fair price.
@Theshawty,
Thank you for your response.
I will be waiting for more responses to see if the other members agree
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@Theshawty,
Thank you for your response.
I will be waiting for more responses to see if the other members agree
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[READ THlS FlRST] POST QUESTIONS IN THE Q&A SECTION AND NOT HERE!!!!
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Theshawty said:
200 euro seems like a fair price.
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I agree.
The small crack is purely cosmetic, maybe you'd even be able to cover it with a case.
The battery is replaceable so no problem there.
The phone is under warranty for 1 more year.
I think it's a very good deal for you.
Okay! Thanks for your responses. I made the deal and I feel very content about it.
Oh and sorry for posting this in the wrong section. My bad!
Go with a new stock battery much better in quality than the zero lemon.
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Go for the Anker 2200mah because you can get the NFC version for about €10 and actually does have higher capacity than original, and after 5 months it's holding more capacity than the first 5 months using original battery so has good quality cells and no noticeable overheating problems.
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6P complete teardown. http://www.witrigs.com/blog/huawei-nexus-6p-teardown/
That is awesome, was this a difficult process? Just curious as I hate the idea of a non removable battery and would like to hope I could tear it down and replace it myself if needed.
:Funny thing...
This is what 75 percent of owners have said has happened to their phone, after a 3 inch drop onto a goose-down pillow
This phone looks good even when torn down!
shag_on_e said:
That is awesome, was this a difficult process? Just curious as I hate the idea of a non removable battery and would like to hope I could tear it down and replace it myself if needed.
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See for yourself, been posted on ifixit for a few months: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nexus+6P+Teardown/51660
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:Funny thing...
This is what 75 percent of owners have said has happened to their phone, after a 3 inch drop onto a goose-down pillow
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Was thinking the same thing
You've got bigger cajones than me. This sort of stuff is far too fiddly for my liking :laugh:
If it ain´t broke, don´t fix it Take good care and use a protective case and your phone will be good for at least 2 years ( until you get to choose a new device from your mobile provider ).
I have to say the battery is fiercely glued in. If you want to see how to change the battery, you can come to Witrigs.com/blog to see the process. Hope it does help.
shag_on_e said:
That is awesome, was this a difficult process? Just curious as I hate the idea of a non removable battery and would like to hope I could tear it down and replace it myself if needed.
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Is there any information regarding the headphone jack audio amplifier chip?
The most intimidating thing about taking this apart is the glass over the camera area. Sure, I might get it out but not breaking it in the process is going to be tough much less getting it back without the glue looking like crap.
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If it ain´t broke, don´t fix it Take good care and use a protective case and your phone will be good for at least 2 years ( until you get to choose a new device from your mobile provider ).
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That's the beauty of the N6p. No provider needed.....you can buy a new one whenever you want!