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Hello
Where can i buy a high capacity battery for tytn ?
Thnks a Lot
Luis
I believe the TyTN accepts the same battery as the Apache (although I haven't personally tried one in my TyTN yet). Looking at the pics and stock capacity, the batteries appear to be identical.
That being said, there's a 1500 mah battery (11% more power) available that's the same size as the stock battery. Check here for this. There is a nice large picture of the battery on the page too so you can see for yourself what I mean.
If you decide to take a chance and order one, let us know how it works!
Hello, I have some stock of brand new original and extended non original batteries:
Original 1350mAh DynaPack battery ... 15.99 USD
2800mAh battery with additional lid, back cover ... 19.99 USD
Shipping is free of charge, and if you require an insurance, it is optional for 4$.
Payment trough moneybookers (preffered) or Paypal.
Moneybookers email address: [email protected]
Paypal email address: [email protected]
I have pm'd you with my requirement but I would really like to know which brand do they have, because I have seen these batteries selling at much lower the price at which you are selling here. If they are at par with Mugen or similar then only I think someone would be willing to spend this much for it. Otherwise 2800mah battery for kaiser is available at 15$ at max with back cover & free shipping.
Check my recent threads for the same.
Cheers
Sunny
i got a 2800Mah battery with back cover for 19US$
it works well but its like a brick now which is very hand to use
charge lasts for 2 days
antonieoalan said:
i got a 2800Mah battery with back cover for 19US$
it works well but its like a brick now which is very hand to use
charge lasts for 2 days
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Better buy another original battery pack and change them if the first is empty
bliblablub said:
Better buy another original battery pack and change them if the first is empty
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I don't think so. I prefer extended battery for peace of mind for the power of my Kaiser. I bought my extended battery for just US $10 only. But a weird thing that I have to shutdown & pull the battery out and put in again in order to gain extra 30-40% power from the extended battery. how about u people? Experience the same or not? I prefer don't have to pull out my battery in order to gain extra power...
no i wont pull it out
am really satisfied well with this extended battery
it lasts for a full day like my nokia E50
bmw2320 said:
I don't think so. I prefer extended battery for peace of mind for the power of my Kaiser. I bought my extended battery for just US $10 only. But a weird thing that I have to shutdown & pull the battery out and put in again in order to gain extra 30-40% power from the extended battery. how about u people? Experience the same or not? I prefer don't have to pull out my battery in order to gain extra power...
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+1 use extended 2700 don't wanna pull battery, even more remember to carry another battery with me @ all times, the Kaiser is a "Brick" without extended battery whats a cm or so?
stylez said:
+1 use extended 2700 don't wanna pull battery, even more remember to carry another battery with me @ all times, the Kaiser is a "Brick" without extended battery whats a cm or so?
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Just put it into your jacket You won't notice it afterwards
The Kaiser is thick enough. Not needed to make it even bigger. Had the HTC Wizard before and this device was so f*** fat (4.7 mm in thickness ^^) that it really looked weird in your jeans pocket
stylez said:
+1 use extended 2700 don't wanna pull battery, even more remember to carry another battery with me @ all times, the Kaiser is a "Brick" without extended battery whats a cm or so?
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So u too have tp pull out ant put in the battery again in order to gain extra power? But mine is pretty cheap, isn't it? just US $12.
bmw2320 said:
So u too have tp pull out ant put in the battery again in order to gain extra power? But mine is pretty cheap, isn't it? just US $12.
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No i don't that's said by some and not by others there is a thread that has about extended battery's to which says exactly how mine is and when i pull it out after about 2.5 days i get about 15% battery from 10% lol
Most ever got was 3days 16 hours
I bought my HD2 used and the battery doesn't really get me through the whole school day, (8-4:30ish) even if I don't really do anything on it, it drains pretty quickly. I've conditioned it and everything, but I think the best things to do would be to buy a new battery.
I'd like to buy from eBay or a reputable online retailer.
Does anyone have any great stories with any batteries?
Make sure out have the apps Juice Defender Pro, Screebl, and SetCpu (with a profile to run the processor at the minimum when screen is off). With these, plus official extended battery, I get between 24 and 36 hours on my HD2.
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RollerCoasting said:
I bought my HD2 used and the battery doesn't really get me through the whole school day, (8-4:30ish) even if I don't really do anything on it, it drains pretty quickly. I've conditioned it and everything, but I think the best things to do would be to buy a new battery.
I'd like to buy from eBay or a reputable online retailer.
Does anyone have any great stories with any batteries?
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go on ebay and there's a seller called c_cell he's got (737177) feedback,he has a 2430mah battery,NOT the extended 1 lol,same size as the origional(1300mah),i bought 1 off him a month ago,WELL IMPRESSED...................let me know how u get on
is that e_cell? for the battery not c_cell?
looking to get the same, whats the life like compared to the original?
thanks
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is that e_cell? for the battery not c_cell?
looking to get the same, whats the life like compared to the original?
thanks
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yeh sorry,its e_cell lol,battery is around 50% better i'd say,just my opinion,it will vary cos different ppl use different roms & sd cards
There is a lot of complain on Gold battery from e_cell on xda. Anyone else get good result from this product?
so did you have a new batery now?how is it?
can somebody tell me the difference between e_cell and c_cell battery? give me some advice because i need a new one...thanks !
RollerCoasting said:
I bought my HD2 used and the battery doesn't really get me through the whole school day, (8-4:30ish) even if I don't really do anything on it, it drains pretty quickly. I've conditioned it and everything, but I think the best things to do would be to buy a new battery.
I'd like to buy from eBay or a reputable online retailer.
Does anyone have any great stories with any batteries?
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I use Typhoon CM7 NAND Android on my HD2 and I get easily through 2.5-3 days with moderate use (WiFi included) - my avg stand by is 2-3mA but sometimes it even goes to 1mA (rarely but it does).
You shld get rid of wm if you have it and make your HD2 worth it!!!!
I bought a battery which shoul have 1600 mAh but so big like the normal HTC battery with 1230 mAh.
I didn't feel that I had more capacity, it didin't hold longer than with the normal one.
So i bought the original HTC HD2 Power Battery with 2400mAh and it was awesome. I could easy work with the phone for 2 days without loading and i make a lot with it.
The disadvantage of the Power Battery is that its nearly twice as big as with the normal, but i love it to work with the phone without looking on the battery percentage
If want long work time and size does not matter - original with 2400mAh. And no "chinese" batteries with increased capacity.
dot bother with the ecell battery its a waste of time
challengedavid said:
dot bother with the ecell battery its a waste of time
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why ? dont make allegations without backing them up
Read this.......excellent battery and results!!!
link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=28386412&postcount=400
hrcoprco said:
Read this.......excellent battery and results!!!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=28386412&postcount=400
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I'm not doubting that that's an excellent battery, but when you got the 0mA reading you appeared to be charging the phone and 2 days isn't really that hard to manage if you only use the phone moderately. Also don't forget that the ROM itself will have some effect on the results.
you can buy several backup batteries for emergency
Simple question here: I'm tired of getting no good batt life no matter what ROM I flash. The reason is that I use some apps (SeePU, SetVSel, Lookout) who are running all the time, thus taking some precious juice from my phone. I like to have "control" (in this case, it means knowing always how much load is my phone going thru) and safety in my Defy, so simply stop using these apps is not an option.
Since extended batteries are really cheap these days, it came to my mind: there are 2 models of extended batts (except for the Defy+ one): the 2300 mAh one, which has the same size as the original, and the 3500 mAh one, which is bigger, but comes with a proper rear case for it. Now, what would be better: keep the phone's forms and water resistance, using the 2300 one and keeping the original batt always with me, or go for the bigger one, leaving the original batt always home (with more than double mAh, I wouldn't need it around anyway)?
Plus, for people who already use them, do these batteries actually add uptime to the phone? I mean, I know Defy+ users have trouble with the ROMs made for the original Defy mainly because the firmwares don't recognize the batt correctly, so wouldn't an extended battery suffer of the same issue?
Last, but not least: do you guys know where can I find a 2300 mAh battery these days? Every eBay auction I find is already closed due to stock running out, only 3500 mAh models are available.
I think you'll be better buying an original spare battery to carry around...those cheap batteries are never good, the real mAh is never the same as advertised, if not lower than the original battery
also the chems inside are probably cheap stuff 'cause their lifespan is significantly shorter
always hope someone will prove me wrong!
Either get a real Motorola battery or get the 3500mAh. It's not possible to fit 2300mAh of battery capacity in the original space, Li-ion does have its limits.
i wonder if Defy still has waterproof capability if using thick battery
The defy + battery issue is down to different type of battery (chemical)
The big battery looses the water resistance, so I would choose a second original battery as the quality is good, best battery you can get that's genuinely better is the mugen 1900 the cheap ones dont last
teamwork makes the dream work
Personally I got myself an external USB battery
overlord395 said:
i wonder if Defy still has waterproof capability if using thick battery
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No, the original batt cover has a different design which provides the water resistance. Generic covers does not provide this protection
LetoKynes said:
Personally I got myself an external USB battery
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Tell me more, I'd get one of these if I knew more.
New case for extended battery addon
Hi,
Considering getting an 3500mAh extended battery from ebay.
I have a case for the Defy with standard battery and it's protected the phone from a few drops.
With the extended battery - the old case won't fit- I'm thinking a silicone protector would be good. Has anayone adapted a case/ protector for their Defy using extended battery?
Cheers.
I would try original defy+ akku. But don't know if defy will accept this?
Somebody tested?
Do not go for something that makes your phone bulky since it would not fit in the doc
K3n H1mur4 said:
Simple question here: I'm tired of getting no good batt life no matter what ROM I flash. The reason is that I use some apps (SeePU, SetVSel, Lookout) who are running all the time, thus taking some precious juice from my phone. I like to have "control" (in this case, it means knowing always how much load is my phone going thru) and safety in my Defy, so simply stop using these apps is not an option.
Since extended batteries are really cheap these days, it came to my mind: there are 2 models of extended batts (except for the Defy+ one): the 2300 mAh one, which has the same size as the original, and the 3500 mAh one, which is bigger, but comes with a proper rear case for it. Now, what would be better: keep the phone's forms and water resistance, using the 2300 one and keeping the original batt always with me, or go for the bigger one, leaving the original batt always home (with more than double mAh, I wouldn't need it around anyway)?
Plus, for people who already use them, do these batteries actually add uptime to the phone? I mean, I know Defy+ users have trouble with the ROMs made for the original Defy mainly because the firmwares don't recognize the batt correctly, so wouldn't an extended battery suffer of the same issue?
Last, but not least: do you guys know where can I find a 2300 mAh battery these days? Every eBay auction I find is already closed due to stock running out, only 3500 mAh models are available.
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Hi,
It is good to upgrade the phones battery :goodIf it is a original Moto battery, since battery leaks from low quality battery would kill your phone).
If the new battery would make your phone bulkier then it would make the phone not to fit in the docks available for this phone. Also changing the original battery cover might make the phone less water-resistant.
Cheers,
Vic
Hi all!
I have been getting bad battery performance on my axon 7 for as long as I can remember but didn't really want to try custom rom because I'm afraid it will void warranty. SOT reported with GSam is 2h30m. Fast forward the phone was water damaged and fixed locally so my warranty is voided anyway. So I think it's time for me to try out custom rom.
My main concern is battery life then functionality. Any recommendation for rom & kernel would be much appreciated! Thank you very much!
janthe6th said:
Hi all!
I have been getting bad battery performance on my axon 7 for as long as I can remember but didn't really want to try custom rom because I'm afraid it will void warranty. SOT reported with GSam is 2h30m. Fast forward the phone was water damaged and fixed locally so my warranty is voided anyway. So I think it's time for me to try out custom rom.
My main concern is battery life then functionality. Any recommendation for rom & kernel would be much appreciated! Thank you very much!
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You might have to replace your battery . I did mine myself in about a half an hour . Batteries are cheap and the fix is relatively easy.
janthe6th said:
Hi all!
I have been getting bad battery performance on my axon 7 for as long as I can remember but didn't really want to try custom rom because I'm afraid it will void warranty. SOT reported with GSam is 2h30m. Fast forward the phone was water damaged and fixed locally so my warranty is voided anyway. So I think it's time for me to try out custom rom.
My main concern is battery life then functionality. Any recommendation for rom & kernel would be much appreciated! Thank you very much!
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Guy above is right. But I'd like you to try something. Before changing it, use Accubattery to see how much capacity your battery had. After 2 charges you'll have a pretty good idea of how utterly destroyed it is. I managed to get 7 hours of SOT when the phone had about a month of use, now I'm getting 4:30. My battery says 2400 mAh.
Also, there's a bigger battery going around, a Losoncoer 3650 mAh battery. It's reportedly the same size and all. If you happen to try it out, let me know. I want to change the battery and i still haven't decided whether to buy one of those or an original one.
For comparison, the original one is 3140 mAh
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You might have to replace your battery . I did mine myself in about a half an hour . Batteries are cheap and the fix is relatively easy.
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Do you see improvement? You didn't have to do anything to the phone after the battery swap right?
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Do you see improvement? You didn't have to do anything to the phone after the battery swap right?
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you don't if you don't want to, and how would you not see the improvement after basically doubling (or more) the battery capacity?
Maybe you'll need to download a battery calibration app, those basically delete the calibration file and the phone should generate a new one
stop using multiple battery monitors on android system.Android already got monitor build in
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Do you see improvement? You didn't have to do anything to the phone after the battery swap right?
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I bought my phone used in January. I was told it was a little over a year old . It was immediately obvious to me that the battery had issues and I had no insight into the charging history . Accubattery pro told me the capacity was just over 1800 mAh or 58%. I just rebooted after the install of the new battery and now it's it's back where it should be and working great.
Predatorhaze said:
stop using multiple battery monitors on android system.Android already got monitor build in
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Lol what. Accubattery is just to get the capacity estimate. After using it you should just decide whether to change the battery or not.
My battery is at 1700 mAh or 55%. I guess I'm replacing my battery first then. Is there any advice as to slow down battery deterioration process?
Edit: back to the custom rom question, does it make much of difference on battery life over stock?
janthe6th said:
My battery is at 1700 mAh or 55%. I guess I'm replacing my battery first then. Is there any advice as to slow down battery deterioration process?
Edit: back to the custom rom question, does it make much of difference on battery life over stock?
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Yes to both. First, charge the phone only up to 80% or so. that will prolong the battery lifespan about 3 times. There's a mod that can be installed via Magisk, that automatically stops charging when it arrives to a given percentage, then starts charging after it uses a couple percent.
And custom ROMs can be much better in the battery life department, but not always. In my case I get about 4.5h SOT on stock and 5.5H on Oreo AEX
(My battery seems to have 2400 mAh, also want to change it, but I have completely decent SOT)
P.S. Please do tell me if you buy a 3650 mAh battery. I'm thinking on buying one of those. They say that they are the same size than the original ones. plus they are not that much more expensive
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Yes to both. First, charge the phone only up to 80% or so. that will prolong the battery lifespan about 3 times. There's a mod that can be installed via Magisk, that automatically stops charging when it arrives to a given percentage, then starts charging after it uses a couple percent.
And custom ROMs can be much better in the battery life department, but not always. In my case I get about 4.5h SOT on stock and 5.5H on Oreo AEX
(My battery seems to have 2400 mAh, also want to change it, but I have completely decent SOT)
P.S. Please do tell me if you buy a 3650 mAh battery. I'm thinking on buying one of those. They say that they are the same size than the original ones. plus they are not that much more expensive
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What rom are you use right now? I get about 3.5 to 4 SOT on stock. Considering to flash AEX, but I not sure it worst it - stock rom have pretty good camera, spearker, "google now on tap" which is very important to me (google assistant hater)
The 3650 mAh is completely fake. I think it is impossible to place a bigger battery in the same space in the machine