The ad states for Samsung Galaxy S3 i9300 & T999. Current batteries are 3.8v. These are 3.7v. What will this do to my phones?
1991351
Nothing, as far as I can tell - the "newer" batteries do not last as long as the recharged "original" batteries do; and there is NO WARNING as to when they are drained - the phone just shuts off.
1991352
...not problem with that, 0.1 v of difference means nothing to worry... It works well....
1991353
They are lower voltage, so they can do nothing harmful to your phone. The only negative side is they may not last as long if you had a new 3.8v. However, your battery dying too quickly could also be a cause of too many things are running on your phone.
1991354
Nothing will happen to your phone. There just not as good as the original but get you through the day for CHEAP!!
1926162
3.8v and 3.7v are approximate voltage measurements for the "same" voltage. They should work the same.
1991355
Your phone will be fine. They just don't last long when you use it and for some reason it does not let you know it is turning off. Other wise ok.
1991356
They worked just fine in our Samsung Galaxy S3 phones. I could not guarantee anything about other phones.
638071
Should work just fine. Just like Flipswitch said, line up + and - pins on charger, then insert battery. Use my charger every day for spare batteries for Samsung Galaxy S3. Works great, never a problem and never without a spare fully charged battery. Highly recommend this charger.
1289001
As others have reported, this is a very common battery. It's an i9300 and you can get great prices here at amazon. It's also available from ibattz (makers of mojo case) and almost any store that sells Samsung cell phones.
1185106
BT183342/BT283342 (2.4v 400mAh NMH)These are the numbers on the batteries that came with the phones. Hope this helps. We love our phones.
178226
I have a Galaxy II also. I ordered the Samsung OEM 1800mAh EB625152VA Standard Battery for Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch d710 for Sprint. It was identical to my original and looked brand new. The problem I had was after charging it for more than 30 hours at first and over 80 hours all together it will not turn on my phone. My old battery still works. The new says its 100% charged but after the display lights up with the Galaxy S II display the phone shuts off. You might want to use a different seller than I did. I hope this helps you.
748337
No, I don't think this would fit in an S3. S3 comes with a 2100 mAh battery, and this is a 2600 mAh, meaning it is larger. NOOT offers a similar battery specifically for the S3 that can be found here: NOOT® 2200mAh Li-ion Battery For Samsung Galaxy S3, GT-I9300, I535(Verizon), I747(AT&T), T999(T-Mobile), R530(U.S. Cellular), L710(Sprint), Fits EB-L1G6LLU ,[24-Month Warranty No Hassle Money Back Guarantee]
789852
I have Samsung Galaxy SIII I-9300 unlocked international version. I use a SIM card. I do not live in US. Battery in phone is EB-L1G6LLA. Charger works great. The real question is what battery is your unit going to have - then be sure charger is compatible.
219761
Batteries for the most part are universal as long as the positive and negative contacts are the same. In the case of the s3 I have an schi535 from vzw. This states its for the i9300 or the global version. The differences in models are only processor and ram. I wouldn't worry about it not working. In short, yes it should work. However I cannot account for the nearfield communications working. I don't use them though so no biggy for me.
2035605
They are Samsung I9300 batteries so any OEM or 3rd party I9300 battery should work and you can get them on Amazon. I've been using the official Samsung GS3 OEM batteries from here: http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Original-Replacement-Technology-Carriers/dp/B00DD6LCQY/
1420908
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.
1593491
I have the original Galaxy phone and also a Galaxy 3. This battery looks to be for the original Galaxy and not the Galaxy 3.
757987
3.7v vs. 3.8v is fairly insignificant. The real worry is if the voltage output of the new battery is higher than what the OEM battery is. The real question is the tru maH of the battery coupled with the claimed voltage output. As you use a battery, the output voltage will begin to drop a bit, especially under a heavy load. A 3.7v, 3250 maH battery is probably just as good as a 3.8v, 3100 maH battery.
658394
Don't know. I had the exact same battery in my samsung phone that it originally came with. That's why I bought it. It seems to work.
1761968
When I checked out the compatibility list, the gt-i9300 was on the same list as the Samsung Galaxy S3. Therefore the same battery should work.
1777116
It does say Samsung and 3100 mah. It also lists the same serial number. There are some slight differences in the wording on the battery . The original says made in Korea, assembled in China. The replacement says, made in Korea. I have to say, after two days of use, I put my old battery back in. The replacement battery wouldnt last 2 hours and I was always on charger. I'd suggest locating a local Samsung outlet and purchasing an original replacement. Thats my next move.
2091913
No, the battery you want is a Samsung SLB 10A 3.7V 1030 mAh lithium ion battery. Rob
1311975
SGH-T999 is the T-Mobile version of the Samsung Galaxy S3. Yes, the answer to your question is yes if your model is an SGH-T999.