Battery options?

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ok so i have had the s3 phone for a week now and I am getting use to it. My question to everybody is what do you think the best battery option would be for extended life? 1- Get a second extra battery and just swap it out when i am in a pinch. 2- Get a bigger extended battery. 3- Get a portable external battery. Each one has there advantages and disadvantages just qurious on what your opinion is on this subject. Thanks
 
I would try to look for a reliable extended battery.
Having to carry a spare battery, take off your case, battery door, and switch it just seems like a hassle to me. Not something I want to do on the go when I'm in a rush since I'll probably end up dropping my phone or something.
 
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I would go with option 1. You will have about 8 hours to find a table or counter top to spend 13 seconds swapping your battery. If you get an extended battery you are eliminating the use of many accessories/docks/cases, plus your phone will become very bulky. The external battery would just be bigger than I would want to carry around. I just ordered two standard sized NFC enabled batteries with a charger for $25 from amazon. I'll probably keep one batt at home and one at work, not very complicated or difficult for me.
 
I would go with option 1. You will have about 8 hours to find a table or counter top to spend 13 seconds swapping your battery. If you get an extended battery you are eliminating the use of many accessories/docks/cases, plus your phone will become very bulky. The external battery would just be bigger than I would want to carry around. I just ordered two standard sized NFC enabled batteries with a charger for $25 from amazon. I'll probably keep one batt at home and one at work, not very complicated or difficult for me.

Link please?

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Link please?

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I don't have a link, but you should be able to find it on Amazon by searching for Qcell batteries for s3. It was $25 for 2 batts and a wall charger, free 2 day shipping with Prime. They are working great, battery life seems on par with OEM, NFC works, the batery charger is slow but works fine

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I typically wouldn't do this because your to lazy to go on ebay or amazon or the Android Central store and look for "galaxy s3 battery" but here you go

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00757ER00...ag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU1999887


there out of stock now, but I got these. nfc still works, And there dirt cheap

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Thx I guess but that wasn't what I was looking for. He bought a specific battery and I wanted to know which one. If u think I haven't looked at all the Chinese knock offs on Amazon and ebay I have so sure I'm lazy I guess for wanting an link for a product that a fellow member has used

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Thx I guess but that wasn't what I was looking for. He bought a specific battery and I wanted to know which one. If u think I haven't looked at all the Chinese knock offs on Amazon and ebay I have so sure I'm lazy I guess for wanting an link for a product that a fellow member has used

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As it turns out, he did post the link of the exact batteries/charger, I bought.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00757ER00...ag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU2000129

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A external battery charger will be a great choice for all the smartphones including Galaxy s3. It always contain several connectors to charge varied mobile devices.