Hi folks ,
My battery seems to being done so can any of you can share your experience with aftermarket batteries or a link for Official OEM battery from LG ?
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Hi folks ,
My battery seems to being done so can any of you can share your experience with aftermarket batteries or a link for Official OEM battery from LG ?
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Whatever i research i found there are no genuine battery available or it's old one refurbished.
So i ordered polarcell akku battery but still don't get so can't say the quality of it.
When you can , share your experience please !
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I bought the polarcell two weeks ago and I'm pretty happy with it. I get 4h SoT when before with an "OEM" replacement i could not get past 3h...
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When you can , share your experience please !
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Ok i will share...but already someone share his experience..
The battery I got with my phone I suspected was not original. The battery meter would drop several percent shortly after charging the phone. I then read the comments that originals aren't made anymore and shopped around to see whats out there. I know those chinese sellers are lying about battery capacity since they do it for every battery type out there. But I wanted to do a little baseline for my current battery that came with the phone. The cheapest way I saw was to use this USB charge meter that shows voltage, current, power and capacity in mAh. So I discharged the phone down to 2% and then connected it with the fast charger (5v stock charger) and used the meter to measure how many mAh were consumed. The phone was put in Airplane mode and the screen left off. A couple things to note, the phone itself even though in airplane mode and no apps running will in itself consume some power, it will be very little and will be negligible for this test. The meter itself uses power but the mAh counter does not run up with that power being consumed and if it did it would be very little. Lastly even though the phone said there is 2% battery life left that is not true, because it is setup to prevent the user from over discharging the battery because that will destroy the batteries internal structure. So I do not know what the minimum voltage is for the battery when measuring the capacity ( and I really don't care at this point) the reading I get is for what a normal user would get from using their phone till it shut off on them. The value I got was 1960mAh, the battery claims to be 3000mAh. It will be interesting to see your results even those with extended batteries.
Link to similar device: Ebay
i have a spare ANKER battery, works like OEM. fully recommended
I bought this battery and I get at least 19 hours out of it. I'm a moderate user.
LG G3 Extended Battery, MPJ 6000mAh Li-ion High Capacity Extended Battery for LG G3, D851(T-Mobile), D850(ATT), VS985(Verizon), LS990(Sprint) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TBBL896/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_Ffb8wb4DX7QQ3
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I just got a Beltron battery from EBay (user: Beltron) and the battery arrived DOA and would not take a charge. The initial voltage was 3.4V and got it up to 3.7V (dead for a Li batt.)
Battery dated 7/16/15, kinda BS that they wouldn't precharge or test a battery. Unless its a scam in the hopes that the buyer will just throw it in the garbage.
eric93se said:
I just got a Beltron battery from EBay (user: Beltron) and the battery arrived DOA and would not take a charge. The initial voltage was 3.4V and got it up to 3.7V (dead for a Li batt.)
Battery dated 7/16/15, kinda BS that they wouldn't precharge or test a battery. Unless its a scam in the hopes that the buyer will just throw it in the garbage.
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Go for polarcel akku battery it's good one. ...
I got an Anker battery and it is so awesome to finally have a proper battery for my G3. I will test the capacity when I get a chance but I can tell it's as good or better than original.
edit: Tested capacity and it is a little over 3000mAh
I'm thinking about ordering the Anker 3000mAh Li-ion Battery, but I'm also considering getting (preferably) the, Perfine 3000mAh OEM Li-ion Battery, because they both have IC Chips but,
the Perfine has IC Chip states it has all these features; "prevents short circuiting, overcharging, overheating and lengthens battery life"
the Anker IC Chip only states its features; "prevents overcharging & prevent short-circuiting"
BUT in the Perfine info at Amazon it says -Without NFC functionality.
AND I have My LG G3 which has the OEM cover, with GPS/NFC parts embedded into the back.
So my questions are this;
1.)Do all IC Battery Chips have all the same great features, and they just didn't state all the features on their Amazon page? Or Does the Perfine IC Battery Chip really have more IC features?
2.)My LG G3 has the OEM cover,GPS/NFC parts embedded into the back. Do I need a NFC/GPS battery for NFC/GPS to work? Or will my cover be all I need?
3.)If my OEM Cover is all I need will my GPS/NFC take a performance hit?
Sources:
https://www.amazon.com/Anker-3000mA...-bin:9560349011,p_n_condition-type:6461716011
https://www.amazon.com/Perfine-LG-G...GZPM/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_pl_foot_top?ie=UTF8&th=1
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I recently bought a BA battery advertised as 2400 mAh for around $20 US.
However, it only charges up to 58%. I've tried charging it for 8 hours or more, discharging it a little bit, and recharging it, but the indicator never goes above 58%. I am charging it from inside the BA, with USB power.
The battery says:
Replacement for XDA III/MDAIII
Model: PH26B
Rating: 3.7 VDC == 2400 mAh
Rechargeable Li-ion Polymer Battery
...
Made in China
Researching some more, I notice that the "PH26B" part number is used on both 1500 mAh batteries and 2400 mAh batteries, by different sellers. It can't be both, can it?
The sites which list it as 2400 mAh tend to be less reputable sites from places like eBay, with deals which seem too good to be true.
And yet the battery I bought says both PH26B and 2400 mAh on it, so it is not simply the seller misrepresenting the product (i.e. if it's a scam, it extends to the manufacturer).
My questions are:
1. What exactly is the PH26B designation, if it is not a unique part number?
2. Are there any model-specific compatibility problems between certain batteries such as PH26B, and certain models of Blue Angels, or are all BA batteries interchangable between all BA models?
3. Is there a scam going on where BA batteries are being sold as 2400 mAh, even though they are only 1500 mAh? The 2400 mAh battery I have, is not much thicker than most 1500 mAh batteries, which makes me suspicious. (It is only about .5 mm deeper than the BA case where the "Windows Mobile" logo is printed.)
4. Why does my battery indicator stop at 58% with the 2400 mAh PH26B? (I've tried it in both my SX66 and PPC6601, with the same results.) 58% is approximately 1400 mAh / 2400 mAh, so if the charge indicator is a measure of the true charge as compared to the claimed capacity, then 58% would be what you'd expect from a battery which is only 1500 mAh but claims to be 2400 mAh.
5. I've often heard that you must be careful when first charging BA batteries, or else permanent damage could result. I did everything "by the book" -- backed up my data, changed the battery in my BA to the new one, and left it charging in the BA for hours -- but it still only goes up to 58%.
6. Do I need to do a more severe hard reset, such as leaving the battery out for 30 minutes, and/or completely draining the battery before recharging it, in order to get the charge cycle fixed?
I know I can trust Lion Battery (whose 2400 mAh Mugen batteries cost around $72 US instead of $20 US). I've already done business with them before. I am not in any immediate need for a BA battery. I just recently bought a spare one as a "deal" which was apparently too good to be true, and I'm trying to figure out the origins of it, since it's apparently very widespread -- simply search Google or eBay for 2400 xda, and you'll see hundreds of deals for these 2400 mAh BA batteries for under $20 US. It's so widespread that I don't think it's bad resellers trying to rip people off, but a bad manufacturer misrepresenting their batteries (and spoiling the good ones), or some kind of mass confusion about BA battery types and their true capacities.
Or maybe I'm too cynical, and I simply got one defective battery out of a normally good lot.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=35333
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Already read that. No help there.
There are 2400 mA batteries out there that do NOT work correctly. We worked with our mfg for 3 mos and six different revisions before we could get a working battery.
Chances are the $20 battery is some of the early batteries that did not have the microcontroller on the battery programmed correctly.
16 hours after charging with an AC-adapter-powered cradle, the battery has gone down from 58% charged to 9% charged. The backup battery is down to 75% charge.
The cradle is being supplied 5 VDC at 2A (USB current is not usually enough to charge batteries -- only to sustain their charge).
The battery is not being charged in the auxiliary slot, but is inside the PDA, which is docked in the cradle.
I have removed the battery for 1 minute, then reinstalled it. The main battery indicator still says 9%. The backup battery has gone up to 100% in less than 5 minutes. I may need to remove the battery for longer than 1 minute to force a hard reset.
The indicator LED is blinking red-orange every three seconds.
I will leave it to charge some more, but I expect it's a DOA battery that should be returned or trashed.
Is it the capacity they write it ??
I think they can also said the battery with 8000mAh... it's very simple
reprit the label and mark it as 8000mAh with the same battery..... 8)
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Is it the capacity they write it ??
I think they can also said the battery with 8000mAh... it's very simple
reprit the label and mark it as 8000mAh with the same battery..... 8)
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They say 2400 mAh. There does not appear to be any evidence of tampering with the label, which means it's not some amateur glueing or writing "2400 mAh" on top of a 1500 mAh battery, but something more sinister.
Without being sarcastic, could you please tell me whether there really is such a "reprinting" scam going on, and what the true capacity/designation of a PH26B is? What other signs to look for, and how to determine the true capacity (by special charging methods, by physical examination of the battery, etc.)?
I'm guessing it's some Asian scam, where some manufacturer is printing look-alike labels, and overstating the capacity of the batteries, and selling them at a very cheap price to resellers, who then go online and sell it for 50-100% profit, while still looking like a "bargain" to the real 2400 mAh batteries, such as Mugen's. (BTW, do you really work for Mugen?)
How can we tell the fake 2400 mAh's from the real ones?
Mungen Power HLI-XDA2SSL 3.7v 2400mAh Lithium Ion Battery fo
Mungen Power HLI-XDA2SSL 3.7v 2400mAh Lithium Ion Battery for XDA IIs Battery PH26B £19 From M Jefferie, eBay 30 Nov 2005
Tested this battery and satisfied myself that it operates for days passed the 1500mAh replaced
I know about Mugen batteries and their reliability. I have some. I'm talking about cheap knockoffs which claim to have 2400 mAh capacity but which don't. It's a widespread scam going on right now.
It may not necessarily be a scam, just very, *very* shoddy goods. As you said probably asian and very cheaply made. I suppose you get what you pay for...
Here's a pic of the bad 2400 mAh battery. It uses the same part number which I've seen on many 1500 mAh batteries.
PH26B is likely just to be the shape and connections... so you know any PH26B will fit a BA (or any other device which might take a PH26B)
leek said:
MugenPower said:
Is it the capacity they write it ??
I think they can also said the battery with 8000mAh... it's very simple
reprit the label and mark it as 8000mAh with the same battery..... 8)
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They say 2400 mAh. There does not appear to be any evidence of tampering with the label, which means it's not some amateur glueing or writing "2400 mAh" on top of a 1500 mAh battery, but something more sinister.
Without being sarcastic, could you please tell me whether there really is such a "reprinting" scam going on, and what the true capacity/designation of a PH26B is? What other signs to look for, and how to determine the true capacity (by special charging methods, by physical examination of the battery, etc.)?
I'm guessing it's some Asian scam, where some manufacturer is printing look-alike labels, and overstating the capacity of the batteries, and selling them at a very cheap price to resellers, who then go online and sell it for 50-100% profit, while still looking like a "bargain" to the real 2400 mAh batteries, such as Mugen's. (BTW, do you really work for Mugen?)
How can we tell the fake 2400 mAh's from the real ones?
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leek,
yes..I am from Mugen Power. You can check it out from my post.
Actually....smart guy should know that.....how can they make profits if they use good quality of material to make the battery pack and sell it at this kind of cheap price....
if they write the capacity is less than 2400mAh, do u think u will buy their battery .... I don't think u will spend money on a battery with capacity lee than the original..
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Hi, I have it now for 6 month now and its workingOK for me.
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Silver
I am using Hastarins 7.6 kernel with ext batt support and Froyostones 3.2 build (Most recent as of Oct 23)
I have done some extensive research, although, i have not yet figured out a way to get an accurate reading, in android, of my extended battery (life percentage)
I have calibrated my battery (charged to 100% w/ phone on, shut off phone and charged until green light, then booted android, then turned off and charged again until green, then turned on and booted android) only to find out that the battery discharges at the same rate as with the original battery all the way down to 0%.... but does not recognize that the battery holds twice as much power. so really, the 100% battery drains to 0% on extended battery but does not recognize that the battery still holds 50% of its power left
i have never deleted my "batterystats.bin" Because i can't find the file anywhere using a root explorer and even recovery, although, i was told that this step is not necessary in calibration.
I have current widget and my draw is around 60mA on standby with BOTH original and extended batteries but It seems the android OS cannot get accurate readings on the extended battery? It cannot multiply the battery meter by 2 so that the drainage is reciprocal to the larger battery, thus resulting in a slower drain (like 10%/hour drain with original battery would equal 5%/hour drain on extended) ?
correct me if i'm wrong somebody please, or am i missing a step (besides deleting the batterstats.bin which i cannot find out how to do even after downloading recovery)
anyone have any information on this ratio?? battery percentage reading and the extended battery? will they ever be compatible for correct readings??
i've got the same problem with a cameron sino 2400 mah battery, but not only on android! i also got the problem on windows mobile (on every radio and rom version).
after removing the battery out of the device, it will show the right percentage of the remaining batterypower, but the batteryindicator is still falling in the speed of the normal battery.
i couldn't find any solution yet, but maybe it's a battery internal problem of the chip inside the battery.
it looks like the device is reloading the battery-chip-data only when plugging in the battery.
can you tell me, if your battery also is a cameron sino battery? or is it an original?
have you recallibrate your battery? Let it drain till 0%, and keep try to turn device on until totally no vibrate, then charge to 100% after 100% turn phone off and charge till green light, unplug and charge with phone off for a few times.
i already calibrated mine many times, but no change in the result.
i have read from anywhere else in the internet, that most people got that problem with chinese extended batterys.
one of that guys ordered a 2300mah extended battery from the manufacturer leicke - looks like it is maybe the same as the original one and he said, the new battery dont have the problem anymore and is working correct.
i ordered the same battery yesterday (for 21,- euro) and i will test it myself. i think the problem is the chip inside the chinese batterys, that will tell the device its a small one.
by the way, my cameron sino 2400mah battery is made of two small batterys that are linked.
i disassembled it!
Thats guy is me ^^ . But I i really dont see the big different between extended and the original . Must i really do the "recalibrate thing " ?
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update: now i've got the leicke 2300mah battery with backcover and metal kickstand.
cover is fitting 100% and all looks and feels like its made of high quality.
the batterydraining ist detected correct and i dont have to remove the battery to see the current chargelevel.
the problem was that chinese crappy battery!
only one thing for androidusers: because of the most kernels don't support the extended batterys (temperature is reportet wrong and android is shutting down after booting), you need to change to a kernel like hastarin 7.7 or 7.8 that is supporting the extended batterys.
overclocking of the hastarin linux kernel work with overclock-apps, so there is no need for an overclocked kernel.
i'm very happy with that battery and it cost only 21 euro over amazon in germany.
i will never get a cheap chinese battery again
So, is it correct that batteries have some kind of chip in them?
yes, they do contain microcontroller
cheap chinese ripoffs often are just badly designed, made from low-cost cells and are very dangerous to use
So don't be surprised if your 'OEM' seico, chinapower, mugen, or whatever name doesn't hold promised charge or even work as original battery
Just gonna review some of the accessories I have used and what i think about 'em
First up is the 3500mAH extended battery by HHI
This battery came in at a cost of $9.99 with free Shipping! It showed up with an 80% charge which is in the acceptable range of where they like to sit. The battery performs just as one would expect it too. I am currently running MeanRom, and can easily get 16-20 hours of use with some really heavy gaming. However I recently went on a vacation and wanted to run the battery through a couple different variations of "discharging". So with the phone in Airplane mode(no radios connected) and very little use i easily can get a week out of the phone without charging. Again this is without any radios on, not connecting to anything.The stock battery cant touch these numbers. i would be lucky to get a full day out of the stock battery with no gaming and normal use.I didn't do a sticker pull to run the numbers. So I'm taking HHI's word on the 3500mAH being just that.
To conclude on this battery the $10 investment turned out to be a good choice, although it might not be a seidio or something it does more than i expected it to do. I will continue to use this battery till I get rid of the phone. The battery can be found here.
To continue on the batteries,
I also bought some of the Galilio "2000mAH" batteries, I got 3 of them with a wall charger for $13.99 on ebay, as reviewed by many others.
This is my experience with them. So they showed up in the mail and upon opening them i discovered one of the batteries look like it got dropped or skipped accross the cement, im not sure what happened, but who is gonna put a messed up battery in their phone.. So i really only got 2 batteries. I brought it up to the seller he offered me $3.00 back, it wasn't worth my time even dealing with that any further at this point. Anyways the batteries Are nice little backup batteries i take with me on trips.They make for easy backup batteries. The batteries have been suspected to be somewhere along the lines of 1000-1200mAH. I would have to agree, even with no testing with any type of tool, besides my phone. They last a most couple of hours. The wall charger that came with them actually surprised me. Everyone was reporting that it may overcharge your stock battery, which can cause some issues. This charger(as pictured below) will charge the Galilio batteries to 100% with no problems. I put my stock HTC battery into the wall charger and with repeated attempts the charger will not charge the battery past 85% even when i left it on the wall charger for 2 days. I do believe that the stock HtC charger that came with the phone gives the batteries a "better" charge, but the wall charger seems to not charge the batteries past a safe range as everyone seems to be reporting as a possible issue. My issue is it doesn't charge it well enough.
I've attached some pictures of the battery results and of the batteries.
Reserved for more... case reviews coming up next
i got the 3500 mAh from HHI. great battery, even better price.
Yea that battery is awesome!
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Going to try this battery out. Thanks for the review.
The 85% is charge limit is what a cheap charger do,
The "charger" that come with the phone is simply a power supply, the charging circuit is actually "built in" to the phone. You can connect the OEM HTC charger/power supply into one of those cheap aftermarket dock that charge a 2nd battery and it will never charge the battery past 85% either.
To make it short and sweet
There's 2 stage of Li-ion charging
1) charge to 4.2v at constant current which is 85% when it first reach/near 4.2v
2) saturation charge, once the battery reach 4.2v, continue charging but at gradually reducing current until it reach about 3% of default charge current
Cheap charger have a simple/cheap circuit and cannot do stage 2 charging, where the charging circuit built into each phone would do stage 2 charging
http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries
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The 85% is charge limit is what a cheap charger do,
The "charger" that come with the phone is simply a power supply, the charging circuit is actually "built in" to the phone. You can connect the OEM HTC charger/power supply into one of those cheap aftermarket dock that charge a 2nd battery and it will never charge the battery past 85% either.
To make it short and sweet
There's 2 stage of Li-ion charging
1) charge to 4.2v at constant current which is 85% when it first reach/near 4.2v
2) saturation charge, once the battery reach 4.2v, continue charging but at gradually reducing current until it reach about 3% of default charge current
Cheap charger have a simple/cheap circuit and cannot do stage 2 charging, where the charging circuit built into each phone would do stage 2 charging
http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries
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im just saying its not gonna over charge your battery like everyone warns you about all over the place lol
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Going to try this battery out. Thanks for the review.
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Awesome!!! its well worth it!!
Hello guys
Do you know what is the máximum charge for the bh6x and the bh5x
I wonder if for the bh6x is 4200mV, i'm having a several battery drain and i want to make sure that the battery is in good shape
bh5x is the one that came with my phone and i'm not sure of it's maximum capacity too.
I recently replaced my battery with the same one that came with the phone. Found a relatively cheap OEM on eBay, and I charge it every day (sometimes twice on days with really heavy usage).
IDK the maximum charges, but you can kinda tell when a battery isn't as strong as it once was when it came with the phone.
Then again this is EXACTLY why I want removable batteries on my cell phones and absolutely HATE integrated battery cell phones... (IDC how "cool" the phone looks)
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I have both of those and the maximum charge i get on the bh6x is 4200 and the bh5x is 4174
Hope that helps
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Hello guys
Do you know what is the máximum charge for the bh6x and the bh5x
I wonder if for the bh6x is 4200mV, i'm having a several battery drain and i want to make sure that the battery is in good shape
bh5x is the one that came with my phone and i'm not sure of it's maximum capacity too.
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Thanks. i found out that both charges uo to 4200 but everything depends on the power per hour they can deliver
Thankyou
Hey guys,
I've had my GNote since March 2012 and recently I've had some problems with it. Starting about a week ago, the phone would shut down randomly at any battery percentage and boot back up with NO power (it would say 0 or 1% battery then die again). I've tried switching ROMs (from JellyBean Sandwich to SkeletonKey), but nothing seems to be helping, which makes me think it's a problem with the battery itself. If this happens, I can take the battery out for a couple minutes then put it back in and it will work, but then it will happen all over again. This leads me to believe that it's a problem with maybe the battery heating up? I would appreciate any help with this, thanks!
Sounds like you might want to try a new battery. These batteries don't have a long usage life. 1.5yrs seems to be a common fail point. They are pretty cheap to buy on eBay.
Does your battery get hot quickly?
Does your battery appear to be a little fatter or thicker than normal?
440bro said:
Sounds like you might want to try a new battery. These batteries don't have a long usage life. 1.5yrs seems to be a common fail point. They are pretty cheap to buy on eBay.
Does your battery get hot quickly?
Does your battery appear to be a little fatter or thicker than normal?
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That's kind of what I was thinking. I was going to hold off and tough it out because I'm upgrading to Moto X next week, but I think I'm going to keep this device to use as a music player since it has the SD Card slot.
Definitely gets pretty hot when using, but it kind of always has. Maybe a little quicker now.
Not sure about the battery. Can't be a good judge of it, but maybe it's a little swollen?
Check out my thread on ravpower 2750.....read people's comments and how they like it.... Then buy one
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OBatRFan said:
Hey guys,
I've had my GNote since March 2012 and recently I've had some problems with it. Starting about a week ago, the phone would shut down randomly at any battery percentage and boot back up with NO power (it would say 0 or 1% battery then die again). I've tried switching ROMs (from JellyBean Sandwich to SkeletonKey), but nothing seems to be helping, which makes me think it's a problem with the battery itself. If this happens, I can take the battery out for a couple minutes then put it back in and it will work, but then it will happen all over again. This leads me to believe that it's a problem with maybe the battery heating up? I would appreciate any help with this, thanks!
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My batteries (the OEM from purchase & an aftermarket) both started to fail at approximately 18 months. The aftermarket had the same symptoms you describe; the OEM just wasn't providing as long a life as I liked. First I tried an oversize extended life battery, but I didn't like the size and the cheap plastic humpback. I then bought two Anker 2700mAh batteries & a charger on eBay for about $30. All is now well again, with great performance and battery life. I selected the Anker batteries because they fit in the Note without the bulk of the extended back that larger batteries require.
One point about the Anker batteries I discovered; they do not work with the Samsung OEM charger due to polarity, you must have the universal type charger such as comes with the Anker batteries in order to charge outboard of the Note. Onboard charging with the OEM USB data/charging cable is not a problem.
Good luck.
zancro said:
My batteries (the OEM from purchase & an aftermarket) both started to fail at approximately 18 months. The aftermarket had the same symptoms you describe; the OEM just wasn't providing as long a life as I liked. First I tried an oversize extended life battery, but I didn't like the size and the cheap plastic humpback. I then bought two Anker 2700mAh batteries & a charger on eBay for about $30. All is now well again, with great performance and battery life. I selected the Anker batteries because they fit in the Note without the bulk of the extended back that larger batteries require.
One point about the Anker batteries I discovered; they do not work with the Samsung OEM charger due to polarity, you must have the universal type charger such as comes with the Anker batteries in order to charge outboard of the Note. Onboard charging with the OEM USB data/charging cable is not a problem.
Good luck.
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Thank you, I actually did just go ahead and purchase a new battery, but it was the 2750mAh Ravpower that Shayne mentioned. Just popped it in last night and it definitely seems like my rebooting problems are gone. Fully charged it and it will receive the true test of battery life today at work.