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Rob1n 2010-02-11 11:37

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by noobmonkey (Post 520996)
I'd take a guess that the few images out so far like this one
http://www.likwaiw.com/images/likwaiw/NKN97BL.jpg
Mean it's not going to look to far different from the N97's one?
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2521/...724c1b6fc0.jpg

Both those images are the N97's one. The only image we have so far (AFAIK) for the N900 version is the "draft photo" on the Mugen site, which shows absolutely nothing useful.

noobmonkey 2010-02-11 11:49

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob1n (Post 521004)
Both those images are the N97's one. The only image we have so far (AFAIK) for the N900 version is the "draft photo" on the Mugen site, which shows absolutely nothing useful.

True... But it looking at the shape, it shouldn't be too far off.... (Doesn't explain why they don't have an actual picture though)

Just need to wait :) - not understanding the people complaining about it looking ugly as the draft is a draft not a product though!

Milhouse 2010-02-11 12:27

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Assuming the overall thickness of the device with extended Mugen battery is 25mm, that's 5.5mm thicker than it currently is (19.5mm at camera "hump") which suggests the draft photo is more or less accurate, at least in terms of size (too early to say if the kick-stand will be added in the final product).

My guess is Mugen are going after the uber hardcore user that doesn't mind carrying or being seen with an unattractive half-ton brick, and maybe that's enough to justify the development costs but I'd have thought a replacement battery with a more modest capacity increase that only extended the back to make it flush with the camera would have been a sure-fire winner.

gabby131 2010-02-11 12:52

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
jeez i dont need that bulky fellow on my phone, i just carry a dc-11 charger, that gives me time to look for an outlet and charge via wall charger.

CodeNote 2010-05-17 09:27

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
all i have to say is this.............

I'd rather have a frontal lobotomy
than to buy mugen battery pack monstrosity

enuff said

zerojay 2010-05-17 10:29

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Thanks for feeling the need to bump a 3 month old thread to say so.

zimon 2010-05-17 10:46

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
After 2 months, I am still happy with my (182% comparing to normal) Mugen 2400 mAh battery.

Just yesterday used GPS tracking and web access (Mappero) for constant 6 hours and there were no possibility to charge from wall outlets during that time. With normal factory battery this would not have been possible.

This thread has typo in the subject line?

Also there is the thread with more info and usage graphs.:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=38068

cpitchford 2010-05-17 11:22

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mr_bridger (Post 519406)
LMAO!!

It was Hugh and Pugh, barney...........

Pugh, Pugh Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble, Grubb.

The Pughs were twins.

not that it is relevant.. and wow.. that batterry is evil looking!

Larswad 2010-05-17 11:45

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Hugh! Is if I remember it right, widely known as the primal scream of a depressed castrated monkey. It has little or nothing to do with oversized Nokia batteries.

BTW, is there a backpack included when you buy that battery?

CodeNote 2010-05-17 11:56

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
i been waiting for some sort of replacement battery however mugen seems to be the only thing out there.... and atleast zimon is happy so to me this thredad is worth bumping...... is there anymore happy mugen users despite its size and weigh

edited
in reality the stock battery is usless i have a powerful phone and to get mileage i have to trn off all functionality to have a little battery life remaining... well that defeats the whole purpose of having a full package communication phone... it would be better to buy a nokia 3210.

arkanoid 2010-05-17 12:03

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Well, they *could* make a better back cover. But they did not, so i am not buying it.

geneven 2010-05-17 12:06

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
The size is not bothersome while using it. I keep mine for special occasions.

God's Toy 2010-05-17 12:21

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Does the memory card still work while using the bigger batt?

zimon 2010-05-18 03:12

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by God's Toy (Post 662261)
Does the memory card still work while using the bigger batt?

Yes it works now with the redesigned back cover, also camera.

God's Toy 2010-05-18 05:30

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Ah good! Nothing I hate more than not being able to have a play cos your concerned about when you can next charge it next..

Rocketman 2010-05-18 05:45

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
I've purchased several Mugen extended batteries for previous devices (N95 and N810) and had no problems with the batteries themselves, but the quality of the covers in both cases left much to be desired. In both instances, I had problems with the plastic latch hooks coming off or failing to adequately secure the cover to the device.

There is great potential for an extended capacity battery and a cover that fixes some of they issues with the N900's poorly engineered official cover. Namely, including a full device width kickstand with multiple lockable angles, a camera cover that doesn't actively interfere with taking a proper photo (haze effect) and make sure the cover lets the n900 lay perfectly flat and level on a desk. It would be nice if it was somewhat rubberized so that it stays put, too.

Unfortunately, even the revised version 2 cover that Mugen started shipping leaves much to be desired. Given my experience, I really don't trust them to engineer a cover I would want to buy.

geneven 2010-05-18 06:19

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
I didn't have any problems with my N810 Mugen cover and haven't had any with this.

God's Toy 2010-05-27 07:20

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Ive got one a few days ago and I'm loving the 8+ hours of nonstop Internet/angry birds use! Before it i would be back to the charger at least twice a day.

Also call me mad but I kinda like that it's more brick like now! Yep nuts I know but at least people know now it's not just a 'phone' trying to do everything but a powerhouse device able to do anything.

Lol thats how I see it anyway. (and going on feedback received)

Raubtier 2010-05-27 13:16

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
how much heavier does it become (approx)?

how long does it take to fully load the battery?

Raubtier 2010-05-27 14:29

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
just got the email from mugen in: The HLI-N900XL battery weighs 51gr and adds 6mm to the width of your device

God's Toy 2010-05-27 19:05

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Using the Nokia charger it would be done in three hrs give or take.

I use a lower rated 500mh charger, it takes longer but as it's it's over night its fine.

michalurban 2010-05-27 22:10

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bonerp (Post 518940)
http://www.mugenpowerbatteries.info/...cts/HLI-N900XL

Just received this....

Didn't take them long to respond but makes the device look like a lethal weapon:o

Can you post some photos of this ... beast? :)

michalurban 2010-05-27 22:10

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ahmadka (Post 520283)
This must be the FAIL of the Day :P

http://foto.michalurban.cz/galerie/g...lefacepalm.jpg

??? :)

mercuris 2010-06-04 02:43

Re: Mugen hugh capacity batteries
 
can even fit a small heatsink inside the cover, gonna works great for overclocking ^^


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