I was thinking of purchasing a second battery from Amazon. There are 3 top sellers, but one mentions: "it works with NFC." Will a battery (EC, Qcell, Hyperion) keep the NFC from functioning on the Note 2 i317 ATT?
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I was thinking of purchasing a second battery from Amazon. There are 3 top sellers, but one mentions: "it works with NFC." Will a battery (EC, Qcell, Hyperion) keep the NFC from functioning on the Note 2 i317 ATT?
It shouldn't cause the nfc is built into the battery door. So as long as you get a good back door with nfc your good to go.
Sent from my Behemoth of a phone, the Galaxy Note 2 :D
Kind of what I thought, it seems to affect the nexus 4 mostly, which I guess it's built in to the battery. Is there a battery I should stay a way from?
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Yes, the one that seems to have too good of a price. I grabbed a chinese special for cheap just to have as an emergency backup. It's worth exactly what I paid for it - not much.Quote:
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Stick with OEM or a good name brand such as Hyperion.
Based on previous phones, I have always found the "Anker" batteries to be very good and very cheap too. On my old HTC phones they performed better than stock, so I can imagine they are very close to the stock Note 2 ones but for much cheaper.
I have two extra Anker batteries and they are great. It lasts just as long as the oem battery. I don't trust any of the bargain batteries that claim to have 4000mah and so forth.. The Ankers are legit though.
I have two of the Anker batteries for my Note II, and they've been working fine. Need the juice for Ingress. :)
Sent from my SGSIII
Would you say they perform any better than the stock ones? I really like the brand but ive been happy with my battery on the note 2 anyway so will probably only buy them if there if they last ever so slightly longer over stock?
It's a shame about the unfortunate naming of the brand "*Anker" though :rolleyes:
I haven't monitored their performance closely, but I haven't noticed a significant difference in performance between the Anker batteries and the stock battery.
Sent from my SGSIII
I just ordered my Anker 6200mah battery. Hope to see it Wed. Gonna mod my battery back door and my Otterbox Case. Hoping to see good things with it.
I ordered Qcell (2 batteries) 3 months ago. Works exactly like the original OEM. Last as long. Recommended.
Just thought I'd add that I find thr Mugen Power batteries to be the best.
They are very pricey though. They offer an extended battery and a normal sized one. Thr normal sized one is usually a fair bit more powerful than stock, but given tbr already top quality battery samsung used, thr mugen one is only 100mah more in capacity so prob only a few % better than stock. The extended battery will probably double your battery life.
Given the price, I prefer the Anker ones. (Will never get the extended battery though as I don't want the extra bulk).
I just thought I'd mention the mugen batteries because, if you have the money, I seriously think they're the best quality ones available.