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2016-10-01
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Originally Posted by pishta74
There are lots of batteries that are advertised to have better capacity than the originals but most if not all are really bad quality, having at best the same capacity as the originals.
Hi,
Has anyone tried something like this?
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-...8ef04998&tpp=1
Or any other capacity brands?
I believe that nowadays there aren't original ones, except unmounted from spare parts etc, so as I'm buying a new one, thought why not by one with a higher capacity
You just cannot tell without trying, I guess.
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2016-10-01
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Aggreed. That's why I'm asking if anyone has some experience with any of them.
There are lots of batteries that are advertised to have better capacity than the originals but most if not all are really bad quality, having at best the same capacity as the originals.
You just cannot tell without trying, I guess.
I once bought a laptop replacement accu that is advertised as higher capacity (pure Chinese btw) and indeed it is. But that guy already had some feedback on them, that made my choice easier.
Best,
Istvan
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2016-10-06
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I've ordered one and I'll report back (if I don't forget 
) when I install it
) when I install it
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2016-10-07
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Hi, I tried a 1800mAh* GiXa Dynamic, last year. It was not the first battery I changed in my N9 but previously I had only used original ones. I was disappointed at the beginning, as I found it lasted even a bit less than the originals. After one year, though, it does not suddenly go down from 30 to 4 % under heavy usage, which happened a lot with the original ones.
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2016-10-26
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I got the battery today, and replaced it already. I'll report within a few days with the impressions.
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2016-10-26
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Originally Posted by pishta74
What I suggest, to get some real data on power capacity use a cronjob that logs battery state every half-an-hour to a file.
I got the battery today, and replaced it already. I'll report within a few days with the impressions.
Best of course to have such data from both batteries on the device, over many weeks of use.
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2016-11-03
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Well I'm not keen on making such efforts hahaha.
What I suggest, to get some real data on power capacity use a cronjob that logs battery state every half-an-hour to a file.
Best of course to have such data from both batteries on the device, over many weeks of use.
What I can say is more human readable. The battery lasts over 3 days with moderate usage (phone, email push, skype online all the time, some sms and half uasble web).
I'm ok with it. If I remember correctly the original battery lasted around 2 days on similar regime, and about half a day while idle in the end,.
So anyway, it's a progress.
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2016-11-03
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Is it possible to get battery information (capacity, discharge rate in mW, etc) in Meego? There is no usual /proc/acpi/battery/ subfolder and I haven't found anything like "*attery*" in /proc/ /sys/ etc.
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Has anyone tried something like this?
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-...8ef04998&tpp=1
Or any other capacity brands?
I believe that nowadays there aren't original ones, except unmounted from spare parts etc, so as I'm buying a new one, thought why not by one with a higher capacity
Last edited by pishta74; 2016-10-01 at 19:41.