is samsung gravitytm can use EC technology high quality 1500mah li-ion batteries
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HELEN My answer would be to call the store of your provider. Ask them for the actual model number. That is one way to go. The other would be the one that could work out or not. Go ahead and order it and hope for the best. The latter is really not a good idea at all. Make the call. You can even try and get the information online. Usually if I can't get the right answer I will track down the 1-800 number and just call them directly. That is why they are there. Good luck. I hope that I have helped you out. Try the store level and work backwards. I hope you get your help your in need of. Let me know how you make out.
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I don't think so, your model is SGH-T989, but Amazon does sell batteries and chargers for that model. Samsung ET-CGPK004GSTA T-Mobile SGH-T989 Battery Charger with Stand - Charger - Retail Packaging - Black , there may be more.
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We have a Samsung battery pack with 9000mah. I would recommend at least this. Or a jackery with 12,000mah
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I am not sure what the GP is for.? My sch-s720c works well with the battery. The charge lasts all day compared to what the factory battery provided.
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When I ordered it, it was an OEM Samsung branded battery. It looks like it is being supplied by Fliptronics now so they may have some with their own packaging. It appears to be a compatible battery though.
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Amazon invited me to respond: I bought 2 Hyperion batteries for my GS4. They both died within four months. Died means they both showed charges of 60 to 70% and then kept shutting off the phone, restarting it, shutting it down, etc., over and over. I now use and am very happy with ANKER spare batteries. To the best of my knowledge, batteries have absolutely nothing to do with NFC/Google wallet. The battery powers the phone's features, it does not contain them.
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Dear customer, thank you for your inquiry. The 18650 type batteries are no longer manufactured by Sony. This product was never intended for individual, public sale and are not eligible for warranty or engineering support. It was only available to OEM makers of specific devices. The specifications and markings on the battery may vary depending upon the OEM's requirements. Therefore, it is difficult to determine the true manufacturer or authenticity of the batteries without physical inspection and manufacturing code research. This type of battery is widely available on the internet market through non-authorized resellers. Therefore, Sony is not liable for the performance or use of this type battery for non-intended purposes. Such applications should be done at the user's own risk. Furthermore, any battery of this type claimed to be Sony brand may be older stock. We apologize that we cannot offer further assistance with this matter. Sincerely, Media Services by Sony The bolding was theirs.
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Good question. If the battery said 1500 mah on it, how do we really know its 1500mah? Think about it. A lot of batteries are overrated anyways. I don't see how anyone can go wrong at this price point, so just buy it and enjoy =D
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Yes but I would recommend getting the Samsung battery with charger base. Thy hyperian batteryis slightly thicker than the Samsung battery.
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The battery is working fine after 3 months in a Samsung S6310. The outside casing of the battery lists 1300mAh. Other specs shown are 3.7V and 4.81 Wh.
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Hello Sultanalkaabi,The battery model number for your existing the Samsung OEM version should be EB-BG900BBUSTA. Depending on the manufacture / region, this model number may vary a bit, but G900 should be somewhere in this string of numbers letters. The battery should also be 2800 mAh and rectangular in shape, S5 batteries are longer length wise compared to other Samsung devices. Once you confirm these information, you can go ahead and buy. Based on what our other customers are saying, this battery should fit your S5 dual sim without any problems.Thank you
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Well it should. They are basically the same battery with one tiny exception. I printed out the spec sheets of both batteries and then compared them. The height is the same. The weight is the same. The Li content is the same. Even the performance curves are the same. The only difference that I can see between the two spec sheets is the diameter. The LS is 14.55 mm wide and the LSG is 14.2 mm. They should be interchangeable as long as that tiny diameter issue isn't critical. We use these batteries for ROM memory backup on our Modicon PLCs here at work. They lasted 10 years before I decided to replace them out of fear of losing data. Well it should. They are basically the same battery with one tiny exception. I printed out the spec sheets of both batteries and then compared them. The height is the same. The weight is the same. The Li content is the same. Even the performance curves are the same. The only difference that I can see between the two spec sheets is the diameter. The LS is 14.55 mm wide and the LSG is 14.2 mm. They should be interchangeable as long as that tiny diameter issue isn't critical. We use these batteries for ROM memory backup on our Modicon PLCs here at work. They lasted 10 years before I decided to... » Read More Well it should. They are basically the same battery with one tiny exception. I printed out the spec sheets of both batteries and then compared them. The height is the same. The weight is the same. The Li content is the same. Even the performance curves are the same. The only difference that I can see between the two spec sheets is the diameter. The LS is 14.55 mm wide and the LSG is 14.2 mm. They should be interchangeable as long as that tiny diameter issue isn't critical. We use these batteries for ROM memory backup on our Modicon PLCs here at work. They lasted 10 years before I decided to replace them out of fear of losing data. « Show Less
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I see this question asked a lot. There are NO "AA" Li-Ion batteries. There are "AA" sized 14500 cells, but they are NOT interchangeable with any type of "AA" cell. Li-Ion 14500 cells have a nominal voltage of 3.7V (4.2V fresh off charge), while normal "AA" cells are 1.5V for disposables, and 1.2-1.4V for rechargeable types (Ni-Cad/NiMH). Putting 14500 Li-Ion cells into anything designed for "AA" batteries will fry the device instantly. There are also non-rechargeable Lithium "AA" cells, like the Energizer L91, and while those are slightly higher in voltage (1.7V) they usually can be substituted for standard "AA" cells. I would only recommend those in devices that take few cells (1-4). For devices that use a lot of cells (6 or more) the cumulative voltage of the Lithium "AA" cells could be dangerous.
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Yes you can. I have the i515 Samsung Galaxy Nexus and use the 2200mAh batteries with the stock backing. It fits no different than when I have the standard 1800mAh battery in the phone.
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I use a Genius G3500 Charger/Maintainer. It has a special charging mode for AGM batteries. Just make sure to use a charging system that is smart enough to charge and manage AGM batteries. By the way, the Vmaxtanks MR107 12v 85AH battery is wonderful. I highly recommend this product.
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I had the same question. Since no one here answered it, I did a web search and came up with the following: "BC-5L lithium ion battery is included with the Grundig G2 Reporter (in this case it a 1050 mah capacity). As it goes with most rechargeable batteries, you need to TOTALLY cycle the pack 3 times to achieve full capacity. It takes about 4 to 4.5 hours to fully charge a dead pack."You can buy this battery here on Amazon. Hope this helps :)
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I would avoid aftermarket batteries... My Samsung Galaxy S3 screen cracked due to the overheating of this battery.