Images show 1800 mAh batteries and showcase the "knock off" in the charger/phone: What gives?
1974991
I received the 1800 mah battery shown on the right of this link: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51mY5a2Jn2L._SS400_.jpg . This was taken from the ad several weeks ago which has since been updated after I voiced concern to the seller. However, no resolution was received. I don't recommend this product and have left a review accordingly. EDIT: After escalating, Amazon agreed to refund my purchase. Not sure if it was done through the site or seller.
1824759
Check the battery being replaced model number and compare. Thats what I did, also check the available pictures to compare them physically. Last thing, google it.
1008893
The markings on the battery compared with the one that came with the camera are identical. I have no reason to believe that the purchased one is not genuine.
165357
I'm wondering the same thing. After my own positive experience with these phones, some friends also bought the same phones. I bought them for close to full price, and they came in *very* retail packaging that was extremely difficult to open, so I'm sure mine are legit. However, the friends in question both bought them for less than $20 from 3rd-parties, so we'll be able to compare quite easily if they're Chinese bootlegs. When they arrive, I'll make sure to post back if they turn out to be fakes.
2077012
The battery depicted in this picture does not appear to be the same one that I purchased. The one that I rated was white with a blue label, and it indicates 950mAh, 3.7v, and a serial # S.S: NTA2340, L/N: 0108. It was advertised by several retailers as being the latest version. Hope that this helps you out.
1237812
Although the advertisement and depiction infer that the battery and charger are part of the package being sold, the battery and charger were not included in my purchase. All I can conclude is that the seller of this product is falsely advertising one thing and delivering something quite different. La grande B.Esser, eh......
2065860
The one I received appears to be an OEM charger. It has the Blackberry logo/branding on it.
1008892
Ordered a pair of these on 3/23/2014, and they are new Fujifilm NP-50 Li-Ion rechargeable batteries. Mine came in a dark grey (almost black) retail Fujifilm package, complete with multi-language instruction sheet and stored in a soft plastic pouch marked Fujifilm Corporation. These look different from the one in the image as they have a yellow stripe on the top, and are marked "3.6V typ.1000mAh" on the face. Mine were ordered directly from Amazon.com LLC as I wanted to be sure that they were the real thing, since they're going in a Fujifilm X20 camera.
872717
No, these are definitely not knock-offs. These are what the government and industry buys. They are a heavier duty battery, i.e. longer life.
1473376
The battery you see in the picture is the exact same battery you will receive' same manufacturer, size, etc. Otherwise the seller would be in trouble for false-advertisement.
165067
The nearest thing I can see is that the pictures are showing both sides of the battery and the packaging. ONe side shows the temperature rating and the other side the power rating. I would only be concerned that the battery meets your voltage and milliamp ratings to your device...
173165
The battery is certainly original. not sure the charger seems like it too, it has a BlackBerry embossed logo on the baxk
571196
The pic of the battery was identical...as far as those numbers., I focused on what my old battery looked like in comparison then when you type in the search..amazon is pretty consistent.but beware it still didn't hold much of a charge for my phone
1877904
This charger does work with TracFone's Motorola W376g. I'm trying to determine if the unit I got is counterfeit or not. Mine had a single blue LED-the entire M logo does not light up as in 99% of the pictures I've seen, and many of the descriptions here. Motorola has a counterfeit ID site (you can download a book there) which may be out of date? I received SNY1630A-I see there are also SYN1630 (no "A")-I'm wondering if the A model is a revised model with the single blue LED? Thinking mine might be counterfeit (I have an e-mail into Motorola), I went to a local WalMart and found the same unit in retail packaging, and it both looks like mine and has a picture on the box of a unit with the single LED. At this point, I'm guessing the single LED unit is an update? If not, then the one I saw at WalMart must be counterfeit also?
1232449
It is the cheap Chinese made cells they use. I opened one up to get to the bottom as to why these things lose their charge so quickly and got my answer as soon as I tore into the battery lack. As suggested by someone else, either get a battery shop to build you a battery out of better cells (Panasonic or Sanyo would be good choices) or put one together yourself if you have the inclination.
1324817
These are definitely not made by Samsung, they're couinterfeit I would almost guarantee. But they might work good for a while. They might even be as good as OEM Samsung batteries if you're lucky. But I'l lbet anytihng they are counterfeits for the real ones are $35. And if you look on AliExpress the Chinese retail site you will some that look EXACTLY like these except without the name Samsung on them. Figure it out what is going on.
183242
Not the poster, but either the Active uses something with NFC or a completely different battery