Rezound Battery in HTC Thunderbolt

[jwerwie]

I got the Rezound battery for my Thunderbolt and noticed the battery gets really hot when I charge my phone with anything but the AC charger that came with the phone. Has anyone else experienced this?

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[anon(394005)]

Been using two Rezound batteries in my Thunderbolt since Nov. 2011, but they're typically charged via an external Seidio Multi-function battery charger. On the few occasions I've charged them via the phone (with the stock charger) or via USB cable to a PC, the only anomaly is the charge level will jump from approx. 80% to 100% very quick, otherwise no heat issues.

 

[jwerwie]

What about a car charger? This is what I most recently had an issue with.

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[anon(394005)]

Haven't tried a car charger for quite a while. Were you using the phone at the time while it was charging (ex. Navigation with GPS enabled)? That will cause increased heat build up. There's also the possibility the car charger isn't working properly. I'd recommend a high quality Motorola charger such as this one:

Amazon.com: Motorola Vehicle Power Adapter micro-USB Rapid Rate Charger: Cell Phones & Accessories

 

[jwerwie]

I wasn't using the phone, however I think I may try a different charger. Thanks for the suggestion.

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[808TBolt]

Im stuck with my old LG Dare wall charger since I broke the HTC one that came with the phone. No heat issues with my Rezound battery

 

[Edward_g]

I just put the rezound battery in and went to turn off power while it charged and it booted into recovery.
Tried a couple times. I can't power down. Any ideas?

 

[anon(394005)]

I just put the rezound battery in and went to turn off power while it charged and it booted into recovery.
Tried a couple times. I can't power down. Any ideas?

Try pulling the battery. Sounds like you may have accidentally hit a key combo (ex. volume down and power) which brings up the boot loader/recovery.

 

[Edward_g]

Thanks for the quick reply. that did the trick.
Now to see how this battery does.