what does the battery have to do with NFC/GOOGLE WALLET? i thought that was built into the phone hardware? i have the GS4 w/AT&amp;T.
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I'm not sure if you read the previous answer. The battery has something to do with NFC/Google wallet. You're right about the NFC clip/hardware is built into the phone itself. However, to make it function you need an antenna and it's build into the battery. So if you buy a battery which is NOT NFC compatible, which means it DOES NOT has the antenna build into it. Therefore your NFC function might not work. I've test and proved it. About the battery, I had bought 8 Hyperion battery for different Samsung phone already. I'm lucky so far I don't have any problem.
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Yes its true. Recently I discovered that by removing the NFC sticker inside the battery makes the battery somewhat slimmer. If its too much of a hassle I would recommend going with another brand.
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Hey man. Well I use my phone allot. Standard battery was at 15 % or less by the end of the day (unplugging the phone from charging cable at 5:30 am getting home from work at 9 pm) the new battery leaves me with 49% in the same time span. So I would say it gives me an extra 5 hours about. Depending on what you have running ( gps, wifi, 4G, blue tooth, auto rotation and the other sensors. ) if you use your phone allot in a day I would recommend buying one. It really does help. Charging time with Samsung 2 amp charger is about 15 min longer than standard battery. Hope this helps make your decision. Grtz Hey man. Well I use my phone allot. Standard battery was at 15 % or less by the end of the day (unplugging the phone from charging cable at 5:30 am getting home from work at 9 pm) the new battery leaves me with 49% in the same time span. So I would say it gives me an extra 5 hours about. Depending on what you have running ( gps, wifi, 4G, blue tooth, auto rotation and the other sensors. ) if you use your phone allot in a day I would recommend buying one. It really does help. Charging time with Samsung 2 amp charger is about 15 min longer than standard battery. Hope this helps make your... » Read More Hey man. Well I use my phone allot. Standard battery was at 15 % or less by the end of the day (unplugging the phone from charging cable at 5:30 am getting home from work at 9 pm) the new battery leaves me with 49% in the same time span. So I would say it gives me an extra 5 hours about. Depending on what you have running ( gps, wifi, 4G, blue tooth, auto rotation and the other sensors. ) if you use your phone allot in a day I would recommend buying one. It really does help. Charging time with Samsung 2 amp charger is about 15 min longer than standard battery. Hope this helps make your decision. Grtz « Show Less
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I am currently using it and I am very happy with the results. It holds a good charge for a long time. I have not used the NFC so I can't attest for that. I good buy in my eyes.
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I have a S2 Plus I9105 and it has NFC in it and OTG. It depends on what Rom it has and where it was made probably. Also, I have just upgraded the phone to OS 4.2.2 and it runs great.
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As you can see on the product image, the battery says "Near Field Communication.". The NFC coil is on the back of the battery so it's very close to the back of the phone (just underneath the battery cover).To enable (in Android 4.3, the last version supported by the Galaxy Nexus): Settings -> Wireless & Networks / More ... -> NFC (make sure it's checked)Hope this helps. --PSRC
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My phone is working well with the new battery. I accidently dropped it in the toilet on the way to Lewiston, Id and couldn't get a battery locally. Hope this helps you as I'm not good with electronics. They've passed me by!!
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I actually haven't used nfc with this battery so I have no idea.it is a great battery though.
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Nothing on the devise uses or can be used via NFC. Just a good 'ole battery and charger.
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It needs a battery that can do NFC but your phone should've came with a battery from Samsung that works with it
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It stands for Near Field Communication, which is used for various reasons such as: sending photos from one device to another by touching them together, paying for items at merchants who have systems setup for NFC where you can pay by placing your phone near the merchant's payment device. This is a quality battery that will allow for these uses, so you can't really go wrong. Some batteries will not allow the NFC to work.
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The NFC (near field communication) chip is located on the OEM battery not the phone itself. These batteries do NOT have the NFC chip
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I have bought 3 like items including one which was claimed to be certified by Qi for my i747 att s3. All of them got interference from the factory factory batterys nfc antenna. None worked with battery on top of it. sorry.
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I Have been using Hyperion battery for six month with no problem and the NFC function works as describe,. I have been transferring pictures and paying through NFC at GAP and vending machine with no problem with Google Wallet.
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I have used NFC in a Note II with this battery installed sharing contacts with another Note II that had the Samsung battery. I didn't notice any issues. Using NFC phone to phone is a bit difficult to master. I put the phones back to back.Dan
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From what i've heard the new orders are coming with nfc support. I read this on xda forums from several other people. Look at the comment in the link with white cover (this is pebble blue), there a guy says he got one with nfc.
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Yes. I have that model from Verizon. I do not know about the NFC. This battery is great but I don't know the best case to use for it.