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2 1500mah Battery+Desktop Charger for Sprint HTC Hero

http://cgi.ebay.com/2-1500mah-Batte...ewItem&pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item414eadd473 $11.49 w/free shipping.

hmmmm.... I like that charger. I think I will get one for just that, of course the battery will come in handy also

MyDroidHax said:
hmmmm.... I like that charger. I think I will get one for just that, of course the battery will come in handy also
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I bought one just for that reason, instead of having 1 battery, I'll soon have 3!

i bought this about a month ago and i love it. The most ive used in one day was two batteries and i just leave the extra in the car. Alot of peace of mind when you know you have 2.5+ days of battery

Thanks for the post. I just ordered mine. What a great deal. This ups the resale value of the phone too, when you throw in 2 extra batteries and an extra charger.

I bought this back in October and love it. The batteries don't seem to last *quite* as long as the stock, but pretty close. And they're still doing just fine, 6-7 months later. I love the charger - you can use it to charge the battery and the phone simultaneously. Very handy.

FANTASTIC! Just ordered mine.
I bought 2 batteries and a charger from that same company for my touch pro. The quality was excellent and just about as good as the OEM batteries. I wouldn't say they're 1500... more like 1300 like stock, but still. As stated above, I leave one fully charged in my car, and the either i just put in my pocket as a backup. To say that I'm a "power user" would be an understatement. I'd much rather carry an extra battery than have a bulky 3000+ mah battery bulking up my phone.
THANKS!!!

Here is thought it was a 21,500mah battery....dang....

HeroHTC said:
Here is thought it was a 21,500mah battery....dang....
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like does your car need a jump??...yea no problem...."mom hold on i gotta call you back...i gotta give someone a jump" lol

aauussttiinn88 said:
like does your car need a jump??...yea no problem...."mom hold on i gotta call you back...i gotta give someone a jump" lol
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lmao...........

1 month talktime ftw

johnsongrantr said:
1 month talktime ftw
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Absolute Hotness

jerry43812 said:
Absolute Hotness
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oven mit and flame retardent mask required of course

I may just find an ebay listing with just the charger since I already bought the "2000mah" Andida and really don't need any extra batteries. Though that charger is just so cool and handy looking!!

thinking about it...
just curious, it doesnt look like this deal comes with a usb cord. is that correct? i would like to have an extra one. i still might go for it though. i am tired of always having this phone connected to the charger. i use wifi tethering quite a bit so the battery drains pretty quickly.
also, does the included charger work fine for the stock battery?
cheers,
ryan

Ordered mine on 4/20, shipped on 4/21 and still havent gotten it. I emailed themtoday about it.

jerry43812 said:
Ordered mine on 4/20, shipped on 4/21 and still havent gotten it. I emailed themtoday about it.
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well usually it'd take about 3 weeks since it's from:
Item location: Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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usq said:
also, does the included charger work fine for the stock battery?
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Yes
jerry43812 said:
Ordered mine on 4/20, shipped on 4/21 and still havent gotten it. I emailed themtoday about it.
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As iviyth0s said it is shipping from Hong Kong. I have had stuff shipped from there. Bare minimum it will take 2 weeks. Normally 3 weeks. If it goes past 4 weeks then it got delayed in customs(or worse, lost) and then it is anyones guess when you will get it.

has anyone found these from a site other than eBay? I hate eBay with a Passion.
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Battery Power...
Awesome Find Thanks for sharing

Received my larger battery.

http://www.thinkmobilesolutions.com/htc-hd7-1500mah-lithium-ion-battery-oem-35h00143-01m-13126.html

It should be heavier than the 1230 one. On my goold old Nokia battery I felt a significant difference between a 860 and a 1020 one while holding them both in hand.
Beware, if it's not a genuine HTC battery you may damage your phone

I received my larger battery today. Fits fine. Is there any where on the phone that says it using a larger battery?....I googled the part number and it says its a 1500 battery...but I just want to make sure.
Oh its from Think Mobile Solutions.

how does it perform? is it good?

im charging mine as im typing ...looks exactly the same but have dif part number oem one ends on 00M

ajftl said:
im charging mine as im typing ...looks exactly the same but have dif part number oem one ends on 00M
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did you receive the 1500mah as well?

Yes.
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ajftl said:
Yes.
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i would like to know if your experience any differences between the 1300mah battery and the 1500 one when ever you get a chance

ajftl said:
im charging mine as im typing ...looks exactly the same but have dif part number oem one ends on 00M
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and it fits with the existing cover?

Yes.same size same weight. Lol.
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Definitely let us know how it performs. I wouldn't mind a bigger battery.
Interesting, if I search for the part number listed on the yahoo website on Amazon, it brings up a stock 1230 battery. Odd.

prjkthack said:
Definitely let us know how it performs. I wouldn't mind a bigger battery.
Interesting, if I search for the part number listed on the yahoo website on Amazon, it brings up a stock 1230 battery. Odd.
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http://shop.htcpedia.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=1091&compability_product=1090
Same

They can't be the same weight. It's obviously a chinese re-hash or an original 1230 battery. I am 90% sure it's not genuine 1500 but miracles do happen.. Let us know

This is why I started this thread. The minute I opened the box I thought it was the same battery.
Its actually the same part number as the battery that came with the phone.
Just disputed the charge with Paypal.

Received this email just now.
The Manufacturer advertised the battery as a 1500mAH battery, we're
contacting them to see if this was an done in error. There are no other
batteries available for the HD7 and HTC has never made an extended battery
that does not require a separate (larger) battery door.
If you would like, we can send you a return label for the item and a full
refund once the item is received. Or if you would like, we can offer you a
20% discount on the battery.
Please let us know.
Thank you,
Customer Service Representative
Think Mobile Solutions
(800) 306-0081 ext. 2
ID#5008

harsaphes said:
This is why I started this thread. The minute I opened the box I thought it was the same battery.
Its actually the same part number as the battery that came with the phone.
Just disputed the charge with Paypal.
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it is not same part..almost yes check the last 3 letters , on the hd7 original is 00m and on the knock off is o1m

Sounds like the exact same problem as with the HD2, lots of unofficial "1500 mAh" batteries that turned out to be fake. And isnt it a bit strange that these batteries are already available for such a new device? Best to wait for Seido or Mugen Power or other trusted companies to come out with an extended battery, that way you know you are getting what you are paying for.

I wonder if they will be able to make a larger one without the need of a new back-case.It's a signifficant difference from 1230 to 1500 but it might just work to keep the original case.
I am not a fan of those batteries because you have a high chance of damaging your phone or in extreme rare casses going boom. I know Mugen have managed to build a strong reputation for quality but while on an N900 for example a bigger case might work , on the HD7 it would look just wrong
My 2 cents

is the part number of your orginal battery 35H00123-00m? thanks in advance,
Mike

[Q] will Galaxy S battery fit and work with NS?

Nexus S uses same battery as other Galaxy S phones?
I have 3 batteries for my Captivate and am planning to "upgrade" to a Nexus S. Does anyone know if it uses the same batteries as the Captivate and other Galaxy S phones? Just want to know if I should order and extra when I buy it online.

Is this the same as yours?
Battery

J-manX said:
Is this the same as yours?
Battery
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No. *curses*

I am wondering.
Sprint corp store is selling Epic (SGS) battery with charger for $50, and I can take $10 off if I buy two of them.
Perhaps next Thursday will get definite answer.

No. This has been asked elsewhere. Sadly. I own 4 vibrant batteries ;(

Really? That's surprising... I thought all the Galaxy S devices used the same battery... Can't believe Samsung would change it for this phone when they changed so little else.

Anderdroid said:
No. This has been asked elsewhere. Sadly. I own 4 vibrant batteries ;(
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It's pretty dumb if it's true because most of us consider NS as part of SGS family.

To keep information distinctive, I have to open a new post.
According to this youtube video (at 2:23)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1N-Pbd1xh0
The battery model is AB653850CA, which is same as Samsung Moment, i7500, or BH II!
I have 2 of them on hand (though BH II is gone for good).

Anderdroid said:
No. This has been asked elsewhere. Sadly. I own 4 vibrant batteries ;(
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Hmm.... why would they do that? Or is the nexus s battery different because it's improved?

theimpaler747 said:
Hmm.... why would they do that? Or is the nexus s battery different because it's improved?
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I am wondering same thing.
SGS battery should be thinner than Behold II/Moment one, but as long as the capacity stays the same, it's OK I think (I have a Behold II battery even the phone is gone).

unfortunately they use different batteries
I was hoping they were the same as well.
I've already ordered new batteries and offline charger online

AllGamer said:
unfortunately they use different batteries
I was hoping they were the same as well.
I've already ordered new batteries and offline charger online
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Where can I order it online? Thanks.

It's in the accessories section:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=876120
Same battery as the Behold II
About $7 from Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Stand..._1_1?s=wireless&ie=UTF8&qid=1292705451&sr=1-1
^This one is said to be the same 1500mAh

eBay Battery...

Has anyone tryed this?
http://cgi.ebay.com/1390mAh-BP6X-Ba...696755?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item3f027d29b3
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-BATTERY-MOT...222935?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item230e90c0d7
This one says XT720 ---> http://cgi.ebay.com/BATTERY-MOTOROL...481967?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item45f9c9986f
or this charger
http://cgi.ebay.com/USB-Battery-Cha...312177?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item2561f628b1
The sellers have over 90% positive feedbacks so I'm thinking about buying 3-4 of'em. But are they gonna work on XT720 and do you think they are original or they will damage my phone? Can someone share experiance/oppinion?

I was thinking about buying this
item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=230520180662&index=3&nav=SEARCH&nid=32177069293
But these ones are cheeper and look like they might work.
I'll buy one or two next payday (21/5) and let you know how it goes
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Edit: just bought this one cgi.ebay.com/BATTERY-MOTOROLA-BP6X-Milestone-2-XT720-Droid-A957-/300543481967?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item45f9c9986f
should take about a week and a half to get to me

Just got it and it seems to work fine looks excactly like the original that came with the phone and doesnt seem to be running out quicker
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GrifKiller360 said:
Just got it and it seems to work fine looks excactly like the original that came with the phone and doesnt seem to be running out quicker
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This was posted recently on #milestone-modding and I found it interesting:
http://android.doshaska.net/battery

Mioze7Ae said:
This was posted recently on #milestone-modding and I found it interesting:
http://android.doshaska.net/battery
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So it's like 3 times ineffician? *sad*
Thanks Mioz.
But the more important question is: "Are they gonna be able to damage my phone?". So I did some reserch and I found out that if you charge'em with 3rd part charger there is no possibility your phone to be damaged, as well as, if you do charge'em true phone there is posibility your phone to set on fire literally, if there over-charge microchip is missing or not working properly.

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So it's like 3 times ineffician? *sad*
Thanks Mioz.
But the more important question is: "Are they gonna be able to damage my phone?". So I did some reserch and I found out that if you charge'em with 3rd part charger there is no possibility your phone to be damaged, as well as, if you do charge'em true phone there is posibility your phone to set on fire literally, if there over-charge microchip is missing or not working properly.
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Woah. That sounds scary. I hadn't thought about that.

GOLD 2430mAH BP-6X BATTERY
What do you think about batteries with more capacity than factory? Could be dangerous for the phone?
Look at that one on Ebay: "GOLD 2430mAH BP-6X BATTERY FOR MOTOROLA XT701 XT702 XT720 Moto DEXT CLIQ MB200"

What do you think about that:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/3-7V-2300mAh...909?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item48410f7f05
or
http://www.amazon.de/Akku-für-Motor...SE/ref=sr_1_26?ie=UTF8&qid=1337029743&sr=8-26
(it`s the same)

Don't trust
I have tryed extended life battery none were worth a dam.
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I have tryed Li-ion battery 1600 mAh powered by Feipusi. It did not destroy my phone. But it did not work as well as the original one. The original battery works two days, the other one works 1-1,5 days. So I use Feipusi as spare.
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Where did you buy your replacement batteries?

Hey all! I think it's finally time to get a new battery, because I'm getting only 2500 mAh out of 3220 mAh, on a full charge. It HAS been 25 months after all. Where have you gotten your replacement batteries and how good are they?
I know @rignfool got his at repairsuniverse but I've never ordered from them before, so I'd like some more opinions please. Thanks!

Anyone?

YevOmega said:
Anyone?
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I got mine from here:
http://m.ebay.com/itm/Original-OEM-...25mAh-Tools-/191897225746?txnId=1377320476009
It's a OEM one, exactly like the one I pulled out from the phone.
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BigDig said:
I got mine from here:
http://m.ebay.com/itm/Original-OEM-...25mAh-Tools-/191897225746?txnId=1377320476009
It's a OEM one, exactly like the one I pulled out from the phone.
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Capacity smaller than my current (3050 vs 3220). Guess it's the one from the international model. Does it ship bent into the curved shape, or did you need to bend it yourself? Thanks!

YevOmega said:
Capacity smaller than my current (3050 vs 3220). Guess it's the one from the international model. Does it ship bent into the curved shape, or did you need to bend it yourself? Thanks!
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The international and the US have the same batteries. It was bent already it's a real OEM one
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BigDig said:
The international and the US have the same batteries. It was bent already it's a real OEM one
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I read somewhere that the international has a slightly smaller one. Thanks!

Not true
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From eBay I bought the battery from gokrazywireless and the Torx T3 driver from wholesalegadgetparts. I had to bend the replacement battery myself.

odontastic said:
From eBay I bought the battery from gokrazywireless and the Torx T3 driver from wholesalegadgetparts. I had to bend the replacement battery myself.
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Working better than your aged old battery?

I got mine from Amazon, they missed the shipping window so I got a full refund, $15 credit and the battery lol. Would like to say though, buy one already curved, the battery will pretty much influence the entire body of the phone, having it even slightly off will cause the frame to bend and warp which is noticable. I spent idk how long trying all sorts of methods, even using my old battery as a guide to bend the new one, have been doing repairs for years, have ran my own repair shop for a time, extensive collection of ifixit/various tools and such, and I was still unable to bend it 100% factory curve, which results in an odd, for lack of a better term, "twist" to the phone when held up & looking straight down the phone, screen facing ceiling. The top left corner is ever slightly twisted to the rear. I have retried over the last 2-3 months here and there, taking it out, straightening the mid-frame on a completely flat (checked with level) surface, making sure the built-in guide plastics are aligned, then getting the battery to where I swear it's perfect, but when everything is back together, it's always just a little off lol.
I mean it's not really noticable unless you know what your looking for, if you really inspect it, but my OCD attention to detail can't stand it lol. This is a launch day, pre-ordered Nexus 6 that has always been in a dual layer case, never dropped, and not one scratch on it, screen or body, it's my baby and I like to take care of my phone's. Yet this battery is driving me mad that I'm seriously considering in the future buying an entire new mid-frame, screen, and OEM pre-curved battery just to have it right lol.

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I got mine from Amazon, they missed the shipping window so I got a full refund, $15 credit and the battery lol. Would like to say though, buy one already curved, the battery will pretty much influence the entire body of the phone, having it even slightly off will cause the frame to bend and warp which is noticable. I spent idk how long trying all sorts of methods, even using my old battery as a guide to bend the new one, have been doing repairs for years, have ran my own repair shop for a time, extensive collection of ifixit/various tools and such, and I was still unable to bend it 100% factory curve, which results in an odd, for lack of a better term, "twist" to the phone when held up & looking straight down the phone, screen facing ceiling. The top left corner is ever slightly twisted to the rear. I have retried over the last 2-3 months here and there, taking it out, straightening the mid-frame on a completely flat (checked with level) surface, making sure the built-in guide plastics are aligned, then getting the battery to where I swear it's perfect, but when everything is back together, it's always just a little off lol.
I mean it's not really noticable unless you know what your looking for, if you really inspect it, but my OCD attention to detail can't stand it lol. This is a launch day, pre-ordered Nexus 6 that has always been in a dual layer case, never dropped, and not one scratch on it, screen or body, it's my baby and I like to take care of my phone's. Yet this battery is driving me mad that I'm seriously considering in the future buying an entire new mid-frame, screen, and OEM pre-curved battery just to have it right lol.
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Might as well get a new phone at that point. Which battery from Amazon and how does it compare, besides the curve?

YevOmega said:
Might as well get a new phone at that point. Which battery from Amazon and how does it compare, besides the curve?
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This one here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B017JJNM0E/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=
::EDIT:: Should point out the seller I got it from is no longer selling it I just noticed. Also had Prime shipping so it was free and the final total was $17.99, which I mentioned, I was fully refunded + extra credited for, so really Amazon paid me $15 to take the battery lmao. Gotta love Amazon lol. ::EDIT::
As far as comparison goes it seems the same if not better, I have ran the factory battery since release so I may have just forgotten the experience of the stock battery, by the time I replaced it I was having shutdowns @ 45-50% remaining lol. This one does go down fully to 1% no problems and has been holding up to the frequent charge cycles I put it through as I run it @ 3.0GHz cpu / 800MHz gpu and tethering running 24/7 putting 300-500 GB's a month over Sprints 20 MHz Band 41 and never use anything but Qualcomm certified Quickcharge 3.0 chargers (yes I know N6 is only 2.0/future proofing ftw). However the stock charger burnt out a loooong time ago, I have been running with an Aukey PA-T9 wall charger & Anker Powerline+ 6Ft cable and Ampere reads on avg 2200-2400ma so no problems there.
I am employed at a local sales store doing repairs and still have access to old along with a new supplier, haven't actually compared 1:1 yet but I might be able to get the parts for cheaper than a new phone. I wouldn't want a used one, wouldn't be able to stand going from a pristine N6 to one that god knows what happened to it or how many scratches it has on it or what the solder connections look like lol, I'd rather keep my board that I know everything is good or if I could grab a new 64gb board when they are reasonably priced lol.

LaGgY_42o said:
This one here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B017JJNM0E/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=
::EDIT:: Should point out the seller I got it from is no longer selling it I just noticed. Also had Prime shipping so it was free and the final total was $17.99, which I mentioned, I was fully refunded + extra credited for, so really Amazon paid me $15 to take the battery lmao. Gotta love Amazon lol. ::EDIT::
As far as comparison goes it seems the same if not better, I have ran the factory battery since release so I may have just forgotten the experience of the stock battery, by the time I replaced it I was having shutdowns @ 45-50% remaining lol. This one does go down fully to 1% no problems and has been holding up to the frequent charge cycles I put it through as I run it @ 3.0GHz cpu / 800MHz gpu and tethering running 24/7 putting 300-500 GB's a month over Sprints 20 MHz Band 41 and never use anything but Qualcomm certified Quickcharge 3.0 chargers (yes I know N6 is only 2.0/future proofing ftw). However the stock charger burnt out a loooong time ago, I have been running with an Aukey PA-T9 wall charger & Anker Powerline+ 6Ft cable and Ampere reads on avg 2200-2400ma so no problems there.
I am employed at a local sales store doing repairs and still have access to old along with a new supplier, haven't actually compared 1:1 yet but I might be able to get the parts for cheaper than a new phone. I wouldn't want a used one, wouldn't be able to stand going from a pristine N6 to one that god knows what happened to it or how many scratches it has on it or what the solder connections look like lol, I'd rather keep my board that I know everything is good or if I could grab a new 64gb board when they are reasonably priced lol.
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I also think that replacing the battery is totally worth the hassle... I did it on mine as I was getting shutdowns at below 30% and the hissing speaker sound. I bought the OEM battery off of eBay, which was very very legit 1:1 as the one I pulled out of the phone, every single letter was matching. Even though I managed to f&ck up the power and volume cable during replacement and I had to buy a new one and spent another $6, for total of $20 I'm in a very good spot... I've had my N6 since release date and still love it. If you think about it, what better phone can you get that is vanilla Android and has beautiful design? The pixel for 1K? No thanks...
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BigDig said:
I also think that replacing the battery is totally worth the hassle... I did it on mine as I was getting shutdowns at below 30% and the hissing speaker sound. I bought the OEM battery off of eBay, which was very very legit 1:1 as the one I pulled out of the phone, every single letter was matching. Even though I managed to f&ck up the power and volume cable during replacement and I had to buy a new one and spent another $6, for total of $20 I'm in a very good spot... I've had my N6 since release date and still love it. If you think about it, what better phone can you get that is vanilla Android and has beautiful design? The pixel for 1K? No thanks...
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I love my Shamu, but I'm probably gonna upgrade in late Winter/early Spring of 2018. There are few things I don't like about this phone. Thanks! I'm getting shutdowns at 4%, once got it at 10%. AccuBattery says I have 2550 mAh per charge, out of the 3220 mAh original capacity, so I'll probably wait another month, while getting more opinions.