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Both times I am at a customer site using their wifi to surf the internet. All of a sudden battery low, and a second later, battery dead. Is the battery truly dead? I try to power on after the phone dies, but it just dies again until I charge it some...
 
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I have two batteries: one cost me 50u$s, other 12u$s.

the 50 bucks battery works flawlessly

the 12, drops from 50% to cero, like you said.
 
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lol, i got this one off buy.com for $20. Thought it was authentic, but it is made in hungary and is cheaply made
 
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yep. seems that is 50$ or nothing for this phone
 
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this happened to me the other day exactly at midnight it really confused me when I noticed it. Can I ask if you use an aftermarket battery/charger or is it the one that came with the N900? I actually filed for a refund for my aftermarket battery yesterday when I noticed this.




Edit: OK aftermarket battery problem confirmed.

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are you using multiple batteries?

if that is the case, it explains everything
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No thatr's not true. The cheap batteries are good as extras. The problem is that Nokia implements a kind of circuit so that it stops charging when it is full, battery shows proper percentage etc... These fake batteries do work, but do not have this kind of circuit.

Like I said good in case the original battery is drained, but keep as an extra. Mine does this too.
 
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Originally Posted by pantera1989 View Post
No thatr's not true. The cheap batteries are good as extras. The problem is that Nokia implements a kind of circuit so that it stops charging when it is full, battery shows proper percentage. These fake batteries do work, but do not have this kind of circuit.
source,please. I call a big pile of bs on this.
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using it as a backup when i go to europe next week
 
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Originally Posted by ossipena View Post
are you using multiple batteries?

if that is the case, it explains everything
is there a problem with using multiple batteries? or are you just saying cheap batteries cause the problem.
 
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