QUOTE(madlocke @ Aug 29 2011, 11:14 PM)
One should not be affected just by one user experience. Probably his phone connectors is defective ??
Well, I have been using Andida batteries since the days of Windows Mobile ( all HTC) and on Androids - Nexus, Galaxy S, HD2 ( android) and I have openly say in this thread is agood cheap reliable battery. I did caution do not believe the stated 2000 mAH as I find the performance is slightly poorer than the original 1650 mAH. But for a measely RM 30 - don't expect too much. I have been using the Andida on my SGS II for past several days and I can safely tell you I have no issues at ll. In this thread there are also several users and most like me complained only of the "misleading" mAH declared
I always like to quote this : My ex BOSS brand new imported Mercedes S Class valued at RM 800,000 broke down on the highway on week one itself !!!! So, does this means the MB is a poor quality car ??
Just for curiosity I have also in May purchased 2 cheap 1800mAH batteries ( US$5 each ) - used it for 4 months , also no issue. The performance loses out to the Andida . Till now my original battery used only less than 2 weeks and I have the phone nearly 4 months +
I have just placed order for 1 unit Mugen 3500 and 2 units of Momax 1700 and I am very sure it will be great and better than the cheapos I have tried
Those who know me personally knows that I am a " adventurous" type and I do not worry about screwing up my phone. I don't think/worry about warranty. I just like to buy stuffs to test and compare. Same goes for my various purchase of portable chargers ( have bought 7 but kept 3 ). I have kept my favorites ; the rest are already dump as it fails my expectations
Added on August 29, 2011, 11:55 pmQUOTE(MusicForLife @ Aug 29 2011, 11:24 PM)
hey guys i have a simple question here,is it safe that i leave my phone charging before i sleep,i mean charging it until i wake up. Will it shorten the life of the battery,tired to wake up and plug it off. )=
IT normally takes about 3-4 hours to fullcharge the battery from say 5%. So what you can do and what I always do : Buy a timer plug. Plug your desk charger to it. Set it to 4-5 hours. After 4 hours, the current will be disconnected. But be prepared when you wake up you will not have 100%, probably 95%
This post has been edited by benny888: Aug 29 2011, 11:55 PM