Trying to decide between this NOOT battery or EC TECHNOLOGY® 2300mAh Li-ion Battery For Samsung Galaxy S3 III. Any suggestions?
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Noot battery has been awesome, no issues so far and holds charge very well.
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I'm unsure of the tech difference. I know the battries I got at Amazon work great in my Evergo. The price was the best I found after an extensive search. The battery life is great. It is good to allow the battery fully depleet before recharging.
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How do the Duracell Nimh batteries compare to the Energizers? Are they better, safe for the S5 IS?
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I ordered a 6 cell ion lithium battery. My part number was not listed for any of the batteries, so I ordered the one I thought met the specifications of my Dell battery. I was advised by others when I had asked question who said not to go bigger (# cells) than what I had because it wouldn't fit. I would definitely buy Anker brand. When I researched batteries Anker really seemed to be top of the line. Very glad I went that way. Hope this has been some help to you. Good Luck.
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I ordered the Hyperion Samsung Galaxy SIII 7000mAh Extended Battery + Free Black HoneyComb Extended Battey TPU Case (Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S III GT-i9300. The case is sturdy and has provided protecton for my phone when I have dropped it. I have a white phone and I ordered the black case. I really like it. Yes it is thicker but not too much so. I do not mind the weight.(it is less than the Zero Lemon battery) I am so glad I do not have to worry about not having enough battery.
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The battery pictured is not the same one being shipped from EPS Battery Store. The image and description header is wrong: it's not a 3-cell. Further down it states: Li-ion, 11.1V, 4800mAh, Black. Thus the battery is bigger (but will fit as applicable). The one pictured appears to be a Sanyo (or OME) UM08A31 / 10.8V / 2200mAh which is a common 3-cell stock battery sold with some ACER laptops.
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Yeah, and the Lithium is way better, i have both battery types and the nicad's don't hold a charge long and wear out so fast, lithium is the way to go
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Having used the 3.0 for a while (years) I really, really like it. It lasts and lasts. My charge time runs about 2 hours with their standard charger. You can find this battery on line discounted but it is worth it's cost. Get the 3.0, you will be glad you did. BUY FROM A REPUTABLE DEALER!
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I haven't had mine long enough to tell but anecdotal observations indicate that the batteries/unit seem to follow the "standard" Lithium discharge rate of 5-10% a month. Wikipedia and Google can lead you to more "in depth" analysis if you want......I find it helpful to just think of it as a big cell phone battery (can I leave my cell phone off for a month and turn it on etc). The key to storage is temperature (cooler is better then warm), you really start to digress into the more "in depth" stuff as soon as you ask the question :0 Sorry if that is not specific enough I tried to explain "it depends". Overall I have found the unit/device to be of high quality and am unsure as to what an $80 10400mah battery would offer over this one. There very well may be nuance's but for the average and above average user you won't be able to tell the difference.
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I would avoid aftermarket batteries... My Samsung Galaxy S3 screen cracked due to the overheating of this battery.
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Perhaps none of the responses is right or wrong. Amazon pools the same sku numbers unless a particular supplier creates their own special one. So, everyone's "mileage" may vary since the battery you get may come from one of all the suppliers of this item. It's pretty poor in my view, but I would think Amazon, with its excellent reputation would stand behind you as the one in the pic is the original one and the description says it's the OEM battery from Samsung. Therefore, if it isn't, you should be able to return it in my view. It would also be VERY helpful if the person leaving the comment could say which actual supplier Amazon was fulfilling the order with. That may give us a better caveat meter to use. Perhaps none of the responses is right or wrong. Amazon pools the same sku numbers unless a particular supplier creates their own special one. So, everyone's "mileage" may vary since the battery you get may come from one of all the suppliers of this item. It's pretty poor in my view, but I would think Amazon, with its excellent reputation would stand behind you as the one in the pic is the original one and the description says it's the OEM battery from Samsung. Therefore, if it isn't, you should be able to return it in my view. It would also be VERY helpful if the person leaving... » Read More Perhaps none of the responses is right or wrong. Amazon pools the same sku numbers unless a particular supplier creates their own special one. So, everyone's "mileage" may vary since the battery you get may come from one of all the suppliers of this item. It's pretty poor in my view, but I would think Amazon, with its excellent reputation would stand behind you as the one in the pic is the original one and the description says it's the OEM battery from Samsung. Therefore, if it isn't, you should be able to return it in my view. It would also be VERY helpful if the person leaving the comment could say which actual supplier Amazon was fulfilling the order with. That may give us a better caveat meter to use. « Show Less
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I'm considering three 9-cells on ebay. Two are 7200mAh and the ebay links are:<http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName;=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item;=140297959172><http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName;=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item;=160305247946>The other is 7800mAh and the ebay link is:<http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName;=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item;=280314111004>Does anyone have experience with these particular batteries/sellers? Or are there other 7200/7800mAh batteries that you can recommend? Links to the items would be much appreciated. Thanks, Joe I'm considering three 9-cells on ebay. Two are 7200mAh and the ebay links are:<http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName;=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item;=140297959172><http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName;=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item;=160305247946>The other is 7800mAh and the ebay link is:<http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName;=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item;=280314111004>Does anyone have experience with these particular batteries/sellers? Or are there other 7200/7800mAh batteries that you can... » Read More I'm considering three 9-cells on ebay. Two are 7200mAh and the ebay links are:<http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName;=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item;=140297959172><http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName;=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item;=160305247946>The other is 7800mAh and the ebay link is:<http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName;=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item;=280314111004>Does anyone have experience with these particular batteries/sellers? Or are there other 7200/7800mAh batteries that you can recommend? Links to the items would be much appreciated. Thanks, Joe « Show Less
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I know that it takes the Galaxy S3, but I don't know anything about the battery.
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When I checked out the compatibility list, the gt-i9300 was on the same list as the Samsung Galaxy S3. Therefore the same battery should work.
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There is a case for the 3000mah battery by Diztronic, Diztronic Matte Back Dark Blue Extended Battery Flexible TPU Case for Samsung Galaxy S III (Works with Genuine Samsung 3000 mAh Extended Battery Kit Only) - Retail Packaging
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Its working right now inside my Verizon S3. i wanted to go back to an OEM battery to see if I can get some decent battery life again. Aftermarket batteries don't seem to cut it. The only caveat is that I haven't attempted to used the NFC feature yet but that doesn't matter to me right now.
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Hey man. Well I use my phone allot. Standard battery was at 15 % or less by the end of the day (unplugging the phone from charging cable at 5:30 am getting home from work at 9 pm) the new battery leaves me with 49% in the same time span. So I would say it gives me an extra 5 hours about. Depending on what you have running ( gps, wifi, 4G, blue tooth, auto rotation and the other sensors. ) if you use your phone allot in a day I would recommend buying one. It really does help. Charging time with Samsung 2 amp charger is about 15 min longer than standard battery. Hope this helps make your decision. Grtz Hey man. Well I use my phone allot. Standard battery was at 15 % or less by the end of the day (unplugging the phone from charging cable at 5:30 am getting home from work at 9 pm) the new battery leaves me with 49% in the same time span. So I would say it gives me an extra 5 hours about. Depending on what you have running ( gps, wifi, 4G, blue tooth, auto rotation and the other sensors. ) if you use your phone allot in a day I would recommend buying one. It really does help. Charging time with Samsung 2 amp charger is about 15 min longer than standard battery. Hope this helps make your... » Read More Hey man. Well I use my phone allot. Standard battery was at 15 % or less by the end of the day (unplugging the phone from charging cable at 5:30 am getting home from work at 9 pm) the new battery leaves me with 49% in the same time span. So I would say it gives me an extra 5 hours about. Depending on what you have running ( gps, wifi, 4G, blue tooth, auto rotation and the other sensors. ) if you use your phone allot in a day I would recommend buying one. It really does help. Charging time with Samsung 2 amp charger is about 15 min longer than standard battery. Hope this helps make your decision. Grtz « Show Less