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2010-10-27
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Right - update as promised:
The "1900" mAh Battery sold by e-cell via ebay has LESS than the original 1320 mAh from Nokia.
In othe words - it's fraud.
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1st
the batteries itself claim to have ~1240mAh - so even the producer of the battery didn't store a value even remotly close to the one claimed by the seller!
2nd
I tested the battery by turning on 3g & streaming a Radio station. Lasts for approx 120mins.
Compared to the 1/2 year old original: Lasts for approx. 150+mins
The test was done in the same location (same connection) with the same Radio station (presumabley the same bits/s)
So if you buy - don't buy this battery. It's not worth the money.
Both show different values:
one says 1241 mAh
the other one 1244 mAh
So i REALY doubt the battery tells the value. If this value is somehow stored in a chip i would expect it to be
1st - exact the same in every battery
2nd - at least somewhat close to the value they say it has.
Anyway - the battery powers the n900 for aprox. 120mins with a radio stream turned on. (screen off!)
I'll try with the original Battery the next days. If i remember right, this is pretty much the same time.
So the battery has probably the same power the original has - and therefore is FAR from the 1930mAh the seller (e_cell) claims it has!
I'll write again in some days when i have some comparison to the original.