Slim 2800mAh battery

yosteve

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Got one of these non-nfc batteries from amazon. We'll see if they last any longer than my 2100mAh ones!


oops wrong section, please move
 
Just got a 3800 and I'm loving it...are there cases for the 2800?

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These fit with standard battery door? Please keep us posted. Chances are they aren't any better but you never know!

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I would like to know also. The 2100 is just not enough.

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Did you have an extended battery before this one to compare?

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I doubt these would last longer than an 1800 mah battery.. Your stats don't look that good.. Screen is only 15% usage and you are at 12 hours..
 
I doubt these would last longer than an 1800 mah battery.. Your stats don't look that good.. Screen is only 15% usage and you are at 12 hours..

Yeah, you didn't see what it used look like, I wouldn't make it before sundown
 
I know how it is.. I think I am pretty notorious for talking about how bad the battery on this phone is... I seriously think I could use it all in less than an hour.. I'm usually about close to 50-60% after 5 hours of leaving the house and I don't even touch it.. I really can't believe people somehow get 16 hours with 2 hours on screen time.
 
I know how it is.. I think I am pretty notorious for talking about how bad the battery on this phone is... I seriously think I could use it all in less than an hour.. I'm usually about close to 50-60% after 5 hours of leaving the house and I don't even touch it.. I really can't believe people somehow get 16 hours with 2 hours on screen time.

2 hours of screen on time should be easy if you are not playing Angry Birds or some other game that sucks the battery life from your phone. The kernel makes a big difference as well. I installed a kernel yesterday that turned out to be a bad build. I lost 30% in 2 hours simply because it wouldn't go into deep sleep.


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2 hours of screen on time should be easy if you are not playing Angry Birds or some other game that sucks the battery life from your phone. The kernel makes a big difference as well. I installed a kernel yesterday that turned out to be a bad build. I lost 30% in 2 hours simply because it wouldn't go into deep sleep.


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Flashed every kernal/rom combo, nothing helps.. I might be able to play Angry Birds for one straight hour..

I'll do an experiment right now.. I'm on Liquid Smooth 4.2.1...We'll see how long it takes to drain my battery, I'll keep the screen on 20% brightness or so, and put on something not very intensive.. maybe just keep it on the home screen.
 
Flashed every kernal/rom combo, nothing helps.. I might be able to play Angry Birds for one straight hour..

I'll do an experiment right now.. I'm on Liquid Smooth 4.2.1...We'll see how long it takes to drain my battery, I'll keep the screen on 20% brightness or so, and put on something not very intensive.. maybe just keep it on the home screen.
i see a "terrible screen burn in" thread in your near future :)

in all seriousness, i am getting around 3 hours screen on time on wifi, and about 2 on LTE. this is on CM10.1 with the included kernel. wifi, BT, GPS off, Maps app is disabled until i need to use it. and with that set up, i am golden for all day use.
 
ousness, i am getting around 3 hours screen on time on wifi, and about 2 on LTE. this is on CM10.1 with the included kernel. wifi, BT, GPS off, Maps app is disabled until i need to use it. and with that set up, i am golden for all day use.

I get that on stock, GPS on.
 
I get that on stock, GPS on.
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Suck it up, and ShopAndroid for the Seidio 3800. I went from 2-2.5 hrs screen on time to almost 5.

Money well spent.

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Okay, I looked into this. It's really a 2200mah battery. Look at the picture of the battery on Amazon and it clearly says 2200mah. Look at the description of the battery from the manufacturer and it clearly says 2200mah.

The 2800mah header for product at Amazon is clearly a typo.


Nothing to see here people, move along.
 
Okay, I looked into this. It's really a 2200mah battery. Look at the picture of the battery on Amazon and it clearly says 2200mah. Look at the description of the battery from the manufacturer and it clearly says 2200mah.

The 2800mah header for product at Amazon is clearly a typo.


Nothing to see here people, move along.

They changed the picture and stopped selling the 2800 and forgot to change the heading of the listing after the change. However, I ordered it when it was 2800 and my battery says 2800 on it.

Anyway to test it?
 

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