I have a Sprint Galaxy Nexus Model SPH-700. According to the label under the battery, this phone is rated for 3.7V and 1850mA, which matches the aged OEM Samsung. Is your product a correct replacement for my phone and battery? I have a Sprint Galaxy Nexus Model SPH-700. According to the label under the battery, this phone is rated for 3.7V and 1850mA, which matches the aged OEM Samsung. Is your product a correct... » Read More I have a Sprint Galaxy Nexus Model SPH-700. According to the label under the battery, this phone is rated for 3.7V and 1850mA, which matches the aged OEM Samsung. Is your product a correct replacement for my phone and battery? « Show Less
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Yes, this worked perfectly with my Sprint Galaxy Nexus (there's only one model of this phone made for Sprint) 1850mah is the capacity of the original battery, this one has a higher capacity of 2100. The cover fits nicely as well. It even has the Sprint logo on it despite not showing in the pictures. It's a good buy, go for it!
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I think the mah is the run time of the battery. my old ones were 2.6 mah and the new ones work good so far.
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I simply went by the number on the battery to get the exact product number. My old battery says 10.8 volt and 4200 mAh. This says 4400 mAh and 10.8 volt.
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Generally speaking, the '2000 mAh typical' is the average (i.e. some being in the ~1900-2000mAh range, others being in the ~2000-2100mAh) for rechargeable batteries. Even though these are rebranded Sanyo Eneloops 2nd gen from Japan (1500 cycles - not 1000 as advertised), which are generally more reliable/consistent than nameless Chinese ones, I've little doubt that Amazon would mix older and more discharged cells with newer cells in each package, for cost/efficiency. For that reason, I'd recommend discharging and fully recharging these immediately after you get them in order to get the most consistent results. If you're looking for higher capacity batteries, Amazon also sells these slightly more expensive ones: http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Capacity-Pre-Charged-Rechargeable-Batteries/dp/B00HZV9WTM/ which seem to be rebranded Eneloop XX/Pro's (also Sanyo/Japanese made). You do sacrifice charge cycles (about 1/2 of the white model), but I'm doubtful any normal user would notice the difference, though.
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Nothing whatsoever. However, if you look at the old battery it should have a size, voltage and model number on the label. Just match that. A Google search for the matching battery should produce several suppliers (including Amazon, I assume) and nearly anyone will be less expensive than Verizon.
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Not to my knowledge, he correct battery for the Samsung SPH-M390 is model EB424255VA. Felix Vermette
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I think the volts (V) is the number that needs to match but the mAh does not. In fact, if the mAh number is higher than the original battery, you should notice improved performance.
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Not sure if I understand your question . . . I looked at the battery that was in my phone and got the serial# off it and looked it up. The battery I received looked exactly like the old one I had (same size, shape, contacts in the same place). It even had the same sticker with the information on it like my old one. Hope that helps.
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No problem. Just keep in mine that its for the Galaxy Nexus Sprint version. Happy to help!
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Yes, this is indeed exactly the same battery used by the Virgin Mobile version of the EVO 3D 4G. As far as I know there are no hardware differences between the Sprint and Virgin Mobile versions (only software). Just for reassurance, the model number from the OEM battery from my Virgin Mobile EVO 3D is the same, "BG86100".
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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.
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The included charger is rated at 1000mA, but my Nexus 7.2 only shows "USB charging", which I believe is 500mA. I hooked it up to my S4's factory 2000mA charger and got the same results. This is probably because the Nexus (and other devices) look for the two data pins, D+ and D-, to be shorted together electrically to indicate that the charger is high output capable. Since the Slimport adapter uses these two pins to transmit video data, they can't be shorted together and therefore the charger is limited to 500mA. That's not really Patuoxun's fault, it's just a limitation of the technology so any other Slimport adapter is likely to do the same thing. I hear that Slimport doesn't use as much power as MHL adapters, so this charge rate may be enough to keep the battery at whatever level you start with, or it may go up or down slightly. Haven't used it yet enough to find out.
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Truthfully i didn't pay much attention to the mah number. On amazon i entered the phone type and weeded out the battry from there. The battery was a bit different than my original in that the connector was 2 separate pieces instead of 2 wires attached to one connector. I hope this helps at least a bit
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On the backside of the battery in the loser right hand corner, does the battery read 3.8 VOC 1730 MAh 6.57 Whr ? If so then that battery should be compatible with the phone. Especially if the HTC is printed on the front of the phone. Any other issues just hit me back.
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I have a Samsung Precedent Hardware version S720C.01 Model number SCH-S720C. I received my order via Amazon, 2 batteries and a wall plug-in recharger that holds `1 battery at a time, with indicator light showing charging status. Batteries seem to be a better quality with a slightly longer life between charges than the original battery. The supplier promptly filled the order and sent it. I found the supplier by supplying the phone model in my Amazon search.
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Hello John,It appears to me that the important letters & numbers are those at the upper right-hand corner, which tell you the model number of the battery and its capacity. While I am far from an expert, it appears to me that the long string of numbers & letters across the bottom is probably am internal mfg code or lot number or both. If your new battery makes your phone work, it is probably OK. Good luck! --AVB
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The one I purchased says rating 11.1 v.= 7800 mAh. This one in the photo is not the one I purchased. The one I bought says CBD replacement battery for Inspiron then it lists the ones it is comparable with. There is nothing on it about capacity.