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    Default NFC and extra batteries... will they play nicely?

    I understand that with the s3 the NFC chip is located in the battery. Will the cheap $3 batteries on ebay be compatible with NFC or will I have to pay extra for OEM batteries? Also, will I encounter any NFC related issues when swapping batteries?

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    For the nexus you needed to find nfc batteries. They make them just not sure if for the s3 just yet

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    I believe the S3 has the same battery as the VzW version of the GNex (2100mAh) which has integrated NFC

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    Is there an "extended" battery with NFC that will fit under the back cover, or does anyone think there will be?
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    Quote Originally Posted by seabass View Post
    Is there an "extended" battery with NFC that will fit under the back cover, or does anyone think there will be?
    Yeh i also wanted to know this... there are a few fake ones on ebay... but im holding out for a official one

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    Quote Originally Posted by LtMoistLips View Post
    I believe the S3 has the same battery as the VzW version of the GNex (2100mAh) which has integrated NFC

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    Now this would be cool. Is there anyone that has confirmed this yet?
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    Default Re: NFC and extra batteries... will they play nicely?

    Quote Originally Posted by ibleedbloo View Post
    I understand that with the s3 the NFC chip is located in the battery. Will the cheap $3 batteries on ebay be compatible with NFC or will I have to pay extra for OEM batteries? Also, will I encounter any NFC related issues when swapping batteries?

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    I have yet to see a cheap nfc battery on ebay (that is actually real). Only oem batteries have the nfc chip installed, that I am aware of. I wish the S2 batteries had fit the S3, since I have several.

    If anyone can confirm the GNex has the same battery, that would be very helpful.
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    Do most phones incorporate there nfc chips into their batteries? Or is this something only samsung does?

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    This is the cheapest NFC battery I have found so far. Its not cheap.

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    Not sure exactly how the wireless charging will work, but the back cover will be replaced with another cover that has a coil and contact points that will touch the contact points on/near the battery, so a non-standard battery might not work.
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    What is the general consensus about getting the non-OEM batteries if you don't care about NFC?

    I don't care about NFC, but I don't want the phone nagging me or getting funny because it doesn't have feedback from the NFC chip.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimbomcm View Post
    Not sure exactly how the wireless charging will work, but the back cover will be replaced with another cover that has a coil and contact points that will touch the contact points on/near the battery, so a non-standard battery might not work.
    If the induction charging works the same as all the others, then it doesn't matter.

    The induction coils provide the power to the phone, the phone charges the battery. The battery doesn't care if you use a USB plug, induction charger, or a fancy off-the-grid solar panel designed by Ed Bagley Jr. himself.

    -Suntan

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