Test result of full discharge 1800 mAh GaliliO DPD-T7373 PHIEIPS battery with Neocore
Test conditions:
- Set screen brightness to maximum, turn off volume (Silent mode)
- Turn on Airplane mode (turn off all radios and auto-sync)
- Power down the phone
- Fully charge the battery (until green LED)
- Power up the phone
- Start Neocore -> Interactive
- Measure time until phone shuts off (battery dies)
Note: at 15%-battery-left warning press OK to continue the test
Results:
1500 mAh stock battery:
- 15%-battery-left at 2 hours 25 minutes (145 minutes)
- Phone shut off at 2 hours 56 minutes (176 minutes)
1800 mAh Chinese battery:
- 15%-battery-left at 2 hours 35 minutes (155 minutes)
- Phone shut off at 3 hours 04 minutes (184 minutes)
Analysis:
- The 15%-battery-left warning appeared after 82.4% (145/176) into the test for the stock 1500mAh battery, and 84.2% (155/184) for the Chinese 1800mAh battery. This is roughly correct, because the test time did not included the phone boot time and Neocore launch time.
- The Chinese
1800mAh battery last only 2.79% longer ((184-176)/176) than the stock 1500mAh. Assuming the stock battery from HTC has indeed the capacity of 1500mAh, then the Chinese battery is only
1542mAh. This is crazy close to johnnychimpo's measurement of 1524mAh.
- So, the Chinese 1800mAh battery is only marginally better, but considering that Android boot time is only about 1 minute (CM6 RC1), I am comfortable swapping batteries in the middle of the day, if one dies. With 2 batteries I can get at least 24 hours of moderate use.
P.S. I had to test the Chinese battery twice, because the first attempt was after uneven charging (charged to 40%, unplugged, charged to 60%, unplugged, charged till green LED), and gave me very poor result (15% in 2:00, off in 2:19). Both test results above were performed after overnight charging, so I trust them more.
P.P.S. These were 9 hours of my phone life (my life with the phone) sacrificed in the name of science.