Anyone use the Seidio Innocell 1750mAh Extended Battery?

[Bills_Evo4G]

For those using the Seidio Innocell 1750mAh Extended Battery for HTC Evo 4G.
Can i have your input either positive or negative before I pull the trigger and make a purchase. Any caveats that I may need to be aware of?

 

[2CupsWithString]

Hey Bill, check out the accessories sub-forum on top of this one, there's a lot of great info about this battery there.

 

[zmann]

You are better off with a mugan 1800.

Evo-lution

 

[RUSH]

DOn't expect a HUGE difference. However, after three to four full charge - you'll then start to see the difference between stock and extended. Every little bit add up even 20%.

 

[verwon]

I skipped the small stuff and went right for the 3500.

Posted from my eVo!

 

[Dave Blake]

I have one got it from the AC store after a few charges I'd say 1/3 better battery life is about rite

Cool,
Dave

 

[RUSH]

I skipped the small stuff and went right for the 3500.

Posted from my eVo!

I would love to have the power from that battery inside my stock battery ---- that would be so cool. I have the power. Lol.

Ps. I really don't want my phone looking any bigger than it is - that is the only reason why I'm not using that battery right now.

 

[verwon]

Bah, a little thicker of a phone doesn't bother me.

Posted from my eVo!

 

[OnePalmAddict]

I just got my Seidio 1750mAh battery yesterday and installed it in my Evo today...this after having a poor experience with these 1800mAh batteries. FWIW, I have used the equivalent of this battery in two Treos and a Pre. In each of those applications, I was very pleased with the Seidio product and saw noticeable battery life improvement, so I am hopeful. I'll post back after I get the new battery broken in...

ME