how long will htc perform. I use GPS and text daily. Do I need to order more than one. What is the best battery for performance/time for inspire
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So far I have been very happy with this battery. Lasts much longer than the original. My older original battery was about completey dead by the end of a day. I do not use my phone constantly all day, but with this battery I have yet to reach a half charge at the end of a day.
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For me, the Ankor 1600 has breathed new life onto my three year old phone. A charge will last easily 24 hours with heavy use, i.e. Facebook, games, Internet and GPS. Plus my settings are defenantly not power friendly. Where I used to have to carry a charger with me and search for an open outlet, now I'm good all day
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It is hard to tell the exact hours, as the operation time is related to the running status of the phone. If the phone is used for playing games, videos, surfing online or apps running, it consumes more power in the full-speed running status, and the operation time of the battery is shortened accordingly.
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Last just a little longer than OEM in my experience. I have to charge once a day. Moderate to heavy text use and internet use.
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my battery often lasted till the next day. It would not run down so that I could charge it from a discharged state.
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Hi, battery is okay more than 5 hours actually on standby, but when gps is on, am not sure because i have not tried running for 5 hours. I might try using it in my bike and will give you feedback. You can look for reviews of professional athletes, i've seen some very good reviews. Its cheap and i love it.
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I bought the 9 cell, but do not see a longer sustained charge , the full charge stays for 3 hrs after which it goes out. for me the performance was same as 6 cell
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It depends on what you mean by 'lasting long'. If you expect them to last a month or so that is going to greatly depend on whether you get hot weather or how much mA the GPS is going to require. If all you need is to them to run a day or so, these should be fine you'll just have to regularly swap out the batteries, but if you find that your device runs out of power before the day is over there's a few things you'll want to consider. Getting a smart charger with 'negative delta v', overheat protection, discharge/refresh with a display letting you know the capacity of the battery is the best because you will figure out how much mA your device needs and how long it will last with the batteries you plan to put into it. They can be expensive like the Maha or LaCrosse brands, but they will give you the info you need to determine if you need to get higher mA batteries or the batteries you have are no good. You can initially get a sense of how long your device will run for if you use alkalines. If they last a week, these rechargeables should be fine, but that also greatly depends on how much voltage your device needs to function properly and how many batteries you need. 1.2 volts for a 6 AA battery pack might not work correctly and you'll have to check to see if your device will accept rechargeables. If it does that's a bonus, because then you can use NiMHs and you'll be just fine. It'll also be easy to figure out how long your batteries will last and then you can find out when you need to switch the batteries out before they become dead. There's also NiMH car rechargeable battery chargers with the above i mentioned to keep your batteries charged.
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Actually you might want to be very careful when buying a battery especially lithium-ions. I used to do this until the spare stopped working. For some odd reason having a spare lithium-ion is not advised. Sometimes your phone would just reject it. Secondly Some smartphones takes a while to boot up about a min or so to boot plus this is not convenient anyways as what if i am playing a game or playing a song. Using a mobile booster is the way to go. Just thought I throw this out. Also don't buy cheap knock offs as I mentioned your device might reject the cell.
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The phones that I have been using. I leave in the charging cradle all the time, all over the house. I have 6 matching handsets. The handsets have been left out of the cradle over night, or all day, and still have full battery power. I did have one start to go out of service recently. It is the main handset and is used a lot. I don't recall how long it had been out of the charging cradle. Must have been more than a whole day. Have not had an issue with that handset since then. Overall, battery life, I have found with my personal use, has been several hours. You always have the option of switching to a different charged handset.
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With my standard battery, I find the battery drops from 100 to 90% very fast. I think the issue is perhaps a software charging issue with HTC. I don't "bump charge" (I think that works, but I'd rather not turn my phone off) but instead when I wake up, I check my email and browse the web for the few minutes it takes to drop the charge ~10%, then I put the phone back on the charger while I get ready for work. After it gets back to a full charge, it then takes a good while to drop that first 10%, instead of just taking a few minutes.
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Battery for HTC ONE can't be changed as all the other phones. I never seen the battery because is behind the motherboard. Sorry , I can't help.
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I am not sure about your particular model, but I know that I have been using it in my HTC Inspire for a year now with no issues at all. Hope that helps!
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I have an HTC Evo, as I think the answer depends upon one's phone also. I can get a complete full charge plus have a little left over. Like a previous post, I only use this as a backup when I don't have other charging options. It definitely gets me through the day, even if I have no other charging available. It is an excellent power pack.
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I have the HTC EVO 3D. I have to restart the phone every day I want to use the HR monitor in order for it to pick up the blue tooth signal. Once that happens, it works perfectly with Runkeeper. I don't know if the restart issue is an HTC phone issue or Runkeeper issue. Overall, I like the Polar device.
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its really good if you disable every app and all shi.t that drains your battery and only use it for calling and texting, it can easily last you a day and a half or under ideal conditions even two days. Also, holding it in your hand is good because the size is perfect for one hand - you can just so still type with one thump using a swipe enabled keyboard like Swype. I used to use this phone a lot with one hand for texting.Now i have the slightly bigger HTC ONE and that is definitely a two-handed phone. No way to use that with one hand.
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There is no difference. The HTC battery from Amazon works just like the original battery.
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With ALL the new androids one text is one minute from the text bucket. If you're a heavy texter(I've seen some people say like hundreds of texts a day is average for them), I don't think these phones are the way to go, unless you use a free over wifi texting app.
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I think it's always best to fully charge your battery when you first get it, and then let it run all the way down. They seem to last longer that way. I like my battery it makes my phone last all day. Of course I spend a lot of time on Facebook, Twitter, and emails.
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its totally dependent on if you enable Mobile Data and Wifi or not and how strong the signal is in your area. With Data and Wifi on you will have to charge once a day and I disable mobile data and Wifi at night before I go to bed so that it does not run down during the night. With Data and Wifi off when not needed, you easily get day and half to 2 days. If you really want to use intensively then get a backup battery and swap it or have a couple of spare Chargers for the car and office and home. there is only so much that any smartphone can do with a 1800mAh Battery. This is not a deal breaker for me as the phone is an excellent functional phone in an office environment especially editing mails and spreadsheets using the physical keyboard. If a similar phone was launched with 2gig Ram and a quad core processor and a bigger battery then it would be the ultimate office smartphone but the way things are going with smartphone design that might never happen. This is currently the best value Sim free smartphone with a 5 row physical keyboard
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I have had a previous version of the LG Optimus, not the Elite, and it wasn't as good as the HTC phone. The HTC phone seems to work more like a iPhone, but using Android. The Optimus was more limited in power, space, etc. I would spend the extra bucks and go with the HTC, if you can.