dad2paisley
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With all the cell phones I have had over the many years. I NEVER needed another battery or SD card. I am a heavy user. Now a day your never to far from an outlet or if your at home your wall outlet.
With all the cell phones I have had over the many years. I NEVER needed another battery or SD card. I am a heavy user. Now a day your never to far from an outlet or if your at home your wall outlet.
Then you must do nothing all day but play on your phone for it to need charging. LOLCrazy, I usually have to replace my s4 battery once a day and use my iToy mophie daily:-(.
GS4/iPhone5
Then you must do nothing all day but play on your phone for it to need charging. LOL
With all the cell phones I have had over the many years. I NEVER needed another battery or SD card. I am a heavy user. Now a day your never to far from an outlet or if your at home your wall outlet.
Must not get into the outdoors much based on your statement.
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Well i was against removeable batteries, but it makes better sense now, for example Removeable batteries = exposed connections = easier water damage, where non-removeable batteries = covered connection = more protection from water damage. the whole removeable battery doesnt really bother me now.... but you'll never takeaway my SD! 32GBsd+9GBeMMC=41 GB on my evo & 64GBsd+26GBeMMC=88GB on my Infinity Pad... im happy as can be
Exactly, also like someone said on the first page about the 7500 mah battery on the S4. I use an S3 with a 7000 mah battery, I don't mind the thickness but it would be near impossible to kill it in one day and it usually lasts me around 3 days of moderate use. OP mentioned carrying a powerbank when you go out? Isn't that a pain? I don't like the idea of switching out batteries, but the extended battery is awesome. It also only costed me 30 dollars (they're about 40 now). Yes you can get those "charging cases" but not only are they twice the cost but they only double your capacity. Also, since they're always charging it's most likely degrading your battery so it won't even hold much of a charge after a short period of time.Lol, I have 2 6500 mAh extended batteries for my Note 2. And two stock batteries. And 2 external chargers.
Every been through an extended power outage? There's that.
These arguments are ridiculous. I think people are bored, don't like removable batteries or SD cards? Don't get a phone that has them.
See how easy that was?
Sent via Note II
Oh...you mean you saw this too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1dFUBCXlQc&feature=youtube_gdata_player
I liked that.
Sent from my humble Note 8.0 LTE
Freakin awesome, Thanks for sharing that video.Oh...you mean you saw this too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1dFUBCXlQc&feature=youtube_gdata_player
I liked that.
Sent from my humble Note 8.0 LTE
Well i was against removeable batteries, but it makes better sense now, for example Removeable batteries = exposed connections = easier water damage, where non-removeable batteries = covered connection = more protection from water damage. the whole removeable battery doesnt really bother me now.... but you'll never takeaway my SD! 32GBsd+9GBeMMC=41 GB on my evo & 64GBsd+26GBeMMC=88GB on my Infinity Pad... im happy as can be
i think you read my post a little to quickly i was talking about water damage with removeable battery vs nonremoveable battery