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Got 2 of my Gnote @ samsung garden...got free HP also...

yes maybe bcoz of buying 2 gnotes all together

Hmmmm.. So the conclusion is

Digi user will always complaint phone battery life .
Maxis & Celcom user will satisfied with their phone battery life .
i think this is logic

I think it is another way around...

KKW, may i know what is the name of the app showing the battery usage in your screenshot?

I have a  generic 3 pin usb wall plug output dc5.0V +/-5% max 500mA nin 150mA whereas the original Samsung 3 pin usb charger has output DC5.0V +0- 1.0 A.

I also have any Energizer Xpal xp2000 battery bank with output 5V +/-0.5A.

Can I use both of these to charge my Galaxy Note?

i ever use 500mA to charge my s2 before... i feel like it never ending charging..charge almost whole afternoon still show charging.. 

where do u get it?? but i notice that i use the 2A chargers to charge my s2, it shorten the time to abt 1.5 hours for fully charge... but if i use them to charge the note, it also 3 hours to be fully charged.. duno issit note's got control it charging to 1A only.. have u try any other charger?

Can share where to get it?

Battery on the Note is higher capacity. So therefore longer time to charge lah...

hmm..maybe should wait for you to test it ..cos 3 hours is really too long for me..   forced to get another battery..  if ipad charger really shorten the time ..i will consider to get one also

From my experience on batteries charging, the faster your charger the shorter the life of your battery because the amount of heat it generates will deteriorate the life span of the cell inside  the battery.

Time of complete charge = battery mA size/charger output A

for example a 1000mA battery with a 1A charger will charge the device in 1 hour.

Digi maybe cheap but Celcom is fast (faster than maxis in my area) So bye bye Iphone and bye bye maxis.

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i went to samsung service centre today... and this was their reply...

1. the hissing sound from the charger is NORMAL. personally, i don't think so. but since Samsung said they will not action on it, i guess no choice but to use other charger.

2. during charging, i noticed some section of the screen (usually the side and bottom) is not so sensitive and might not register my touch. they took my unit, asked engineer to test... came back and said ok. again, personally, i think there's an issue somewhere with the note... but since samsung said nothing wrong, i guess hard to claim otherwise.

for both, i mentioned that there have been similar reports in forums... but still...?!?