What is the mAh on this battery? I'm a technician at a Sprint store and am looking to purchase stock batteries for various phones. I searched Amazon for Motorola Photon 4G batteries and this was the top result. I see a lot of reviews stating they received this battery for their Droids. Was wondering if it is also compatible with the Photon 4G and what the mAh of the battery is as well. The stock battery for the Photon 4G is 1730 mAh. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. What is the mAh on this battery? I'm a technician at a Sprint store and am looking to purchase stock batteries for various phones. I searched Amazon for Motorola Photon 4G batteries and this... » Read More What is the mAh on this battery? I'm a technician at a Sprint store and am looking to purchase stock batteries for various phones. I searched Amazon for Motorola Photon 4G batteries and this was the top result. I see a lot of reviews stating they received this battery for their Droids. Was wondering if it is also compatible with the Photon 4G and what the mAh of the battery is as well. The stock battery for the Photon 4G is 1730 mAh. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. « Show Less
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Claimed 1500 mAh. Unlike my original battery, it discharges very quickly. It was over a year old when I received it.
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1500 mAh. Fits in my DroidX. Same battery that came with the phone when I bought the phone brand new in 2010.
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I have the same problem. My Motorola Droid gives me the same message that the battery is not a Motorola battery. My phone will not charge the battery.
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I am sorry that I cannot speak to your phone, but I found out what battery to use by looking at the battery. My telephone is Motorola Droid X. I went to the Verizon store and they did not have them. One of the sales persons suggested that I look online, using the battery number. It was effective. The battery fits and works well. I am sorry, but I am not not sure what you mean by under the cover. Were you looking at the battery, or were you looking at information on the door of the phone. If you are not sure, try looking on the internet using "what battery fit the Motorola razor CE0168". I apologize if anything in my post insulting as it is not meant to be so. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
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You can not say the battery is 2000mAh and then in the description state it is only 1500mAh. In this case you must assume that it is not a 2000mAh battery, but instead only 1500mAh. Very poor advertising and buyer beware.......if you only read the title you may assume you are ordering a higher capacity battery than is described in the detailed description. Maybe it is a mistake on the part of the seller (giving them the benefit of the doubt), but either way I would call them and ask them what you are really getting.
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I don't know what an Amaze 4g is. But I measured my batt. Then I madesure the +&- terminals matched my battery. It worked for me.
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I believe this battery has a higher mAh because it can store more power, but that shouldn't affect its compatibility. That being said, it's always safer to purchase directly from Dell, but you definitely pay a much higher price. I haven't had any problems with the battery yet.
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It does NOT work for ANY Photon 4G LTE phone. Look at where the charging connection for the phone is located... it is in the wrong area. The Photon 4G LTE will NOT fit in this station without a dremel tool, skill, and patience. Tjt7wi is mistaken...his phone is likely not a Photon 4G LTE but maybe something with a similar name.
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Check the Mah number with the battery. The higher the number the longer they with hold a charge. The red are usually 3000 Mah. The light blue are usually1200-1800 Mah. I have seen a darker blue with 3600 Mah. The black and gold are usually 4000 Mah. The logic here is the higher the number the longer the battery should last per charge and I assume the more charges it will take during its life. I have some red and some black (3000 and 4000). I have charged some up to 40 or 50 times and they still run strong and hold their charge when not in use for a good period. A 900lm/1000lm rated light will run on high power for at least an hour straight on the red and 75+ minutes on the black. I hope that is helpful. Check the Mah number with the battery. The higher the number the longer they with hold a charge. The red are usually 3000 Mah. The light blue are usually1200-1800 Mah. I have seen a darker blue with 3600 Mah. The black and gold are usually 4000 Mah. The logic here is the higher the number the longer the battery should last per charge and I assume the more charges it will take during its life. I have some red and some black (3000 and 4000). I have charged some up to 40 or 50 times and they still run strong and hold their charge when not in use for a good period. A 900lm/1000lm rated light... » Read More Check the Mah number with the battery. The higher the number the longer they with hold a charge. The red are usually 3000 Mah. The light blue are usually1200-1800 Mah. I have seen a darker blue with 3600 Mah. The black and gold are usually 4000 Mah. The logic here is the higher the number the longer the battery should last per charge and I assume the more charges it will take during its life. I have some red and some black (3000 and 4000). I have charged some up to 40 or 50 times and they still run strong and hold their charge when not in use for a good period. A 900lm/1000lm rated light will run on high power for at least an hour straight on the red and 75+ minutes on the black. I hope that is helpful. « Show Less
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I am sorry that I cannot speak to your phone, but I found out what battery to use by looking at the battery. My telephone is Motorola Droid X. I went to the Verizon store and they did not have them. One of the sales persons suggested that I look online, using the battery number. It was effective. The battery fits and works well. I am sorry, but I am not not sure what you mean by under the cover. Were you looking at the battery, or were you looking at information on the door of the phone. If you are not sure, try looking on the internet using "what battery fit the Motorola razor CE0168". I apologize if anything in my post insulting as it is not meant to be so. Sorry I cannot be of more help. I am sorry that I cannot speak to your phone, but I found out what battery to use by looking at the battery. My telephone is Motorola Droid X. I went to the Verizon store and they did not have them. One of the sales persons suggested that I look online, using the battery number. It was effective. The battery fits and works well. I am sorry, but I am not not sure what you mean by under the cover. Were you looking at the battery, or were you looking at information on the door of the phone. If you are not sure, try looking on the internet using "what battery fit the Motorola razor... » Read More I am sorry that I cannot speak to your phone, but I found out what battery to use by looking at the battery. My telephone is Motorola Droid X. I went to the Verizon store and they did not have them. One of the sales persons suggested that I look online, using the battery number. It was effective. The battery fits and works well. I am sorry, but I am not not sure what you mean by under the cover. Were you looking at the battery, or were you looking at information on the door of the phone. If you are not sure, try looking on the internet using "what battery fit the Motorola razor CE0168". I apologize if anything in my post insulting as it is not meant to be so. Sorry I cannot be of more help. « Show Less
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Amazon invited me to respond: I bought 2 Hyperion batteries for my GS4. They both died within four months. Died means they both showed charges of 60 to 70% and then kept shutting off the phone, restarting it, shutting it down, etc., over and over. I now use and am very happy with ANKER spare batteries. To the best of my knowledge, batteries have absolutely nothing to do with NFC/Google wallet. The battery powers the phone's features, it does not contain them.
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Same here. I would like to know if this battery works with Sprints Galaxy Nexus. Can anyone answer this?????
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I am using the Halcyon batteries in a Fuji XP 60 camera. The original Fuji battery has nothing on it's labeling indicating a microchip in it nor do the Halcyon batteries I have. The Fuji battery is a 3.7 volt 700mAh and the Halcyons are also 3.7 volts and 1200mAh rated. I have had no issues with either but the Halcyon are lasting longer. For now, I have been satisfied with the Halcyons, time will tell. Sorry for no further input.
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I bought from this supplier a couple...good batteries...but there is a clear failure in how this product is listed on the Amazon site. One or two? The only answer can come from Amazon Customer Service.
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all depends on your draw. I use sprint's GS3, wifi, usually 3g as not too much sprint 4g coverage in my area, and bluetooth often to my pebble watch. this is pretty high draw, thus i was recharging my old 1 year old stock battery every 10-12 hours. originally, it lasted about 20-24 or so. The new battery, with the same load, lasts about 24-26 with the same load, so it's a bit better than the original, and a lot better than my used up one. Does that help? I've had this battery in, as a replacement, about a month or so now, and it was purchased specifically to help the worn out battery. if you use more juice than me, times will be less, as will improvement, use more, have better wireless coverage (which means the antenna is using less power for transmission) and you get more life. So, in NYC, with great coverage, my battery lasts longer, at home in the suburbs, it's worse.
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It's not the same battery that you get when you purchase the phone. I dont know if you blame copiers or samsung because i also got a battery from a mobile retailer that was not the same as the one i got with the phone. Poor batteries make people buy new phones. Sucks for consumers.
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The 2200mah allows for more battery hours which is why the performance of this battery is better than the mfg original battery. Although they claim that at times higher mah can make for a larger or heavier battery, I did not experience that with this battery - fit perfectly. http://www.phonescoop.com/glossary/term.php?gid=194
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@Esther L. I do not know the origin of the battery, but i do know that it has operated outside of OEM qualifications, and has really changed my opinion on this product. I am a business man, on the phone most of the day with clients, emails, and charts. I have 2 of these batteries, and they work great! the charger gets them to a full charge really fast too. I would highly Recommend this product! And with a price like that, its un-beatable! -D Hall Investments