I've had this exact phone for years (LG enV3 VX9200 ). I love it! The big problem is that you can't find OEM replacement batteries. The cheap batteries don't hold a charge very well. Verizon doesn't even carry them anymore and haven't for the last year...
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I just got a new battery from amazon few months back been holding pretty good charge.
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Do you already own the phone? If so, look inside the handset & get the number off the battery pack & put that number into a search engine. I was able to do that with the number on my phone's battery and Amazon actually sells my battery pack for $7.69 for a 2-pack. Otherwise, a battery store or electronics store (like Best Buy) would probably be a good option to try. If your phone is just getting uncharged a lot and the battery is not bad, remember that this phone DOES have 3 handsets and all charge on any of the 3 bases. You should be able to grab one of the other handsets if the one you're using runs out of power. Just pop the uncharged one on to recharge. Do you already own the phone? If so, look inside the handset & get the number off the battery pack & put that number into a search engine. I was able to do that with the number on my phone's battery and Amazon actually sells my battery pack for $7.69 for a 2-pack. Otherwise, a battery store or electronics store (like Best Buy) would probably be a good option to try. If your phone is just getting uncharged a lot and the battery is not bad, remember that this phone DOES have 3 handsets and all charge on any of the 3 bases. You should be able to grab one of the other handsets if the one you're... » Read More Do you already own the phone? If so, look inside the handset & get the number off the battery pack & put that number into a search engine. I was able to do that with the number on my phone's battery and Amazon actually sells my battery pack for $7.69 for a 2-pack. Otherwise, a battery store or electronics store (like Best Buy) would probably be a good option to try. If your phone is just getting uncharged a lot and the battery is not bad, remember that this phone DOES have 3 handsets and all charge on any of the 3 bases. You should be able to grab one of the other handsets if the one you're using runs out of power. Just pop the uncharged one on to recharge. « Show Less
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Actually, I would be happy if I could find a spare battery for $50 or so. But $150?! When I can buy another unit for the same price? Weird. I'm not seeing a lot of support from B&D; for these units, which is a shame since they seem well-designed otherwise.
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Hey Chuck, I bought these batteries about two months ago and they are awesome. I have a two year old EVO 4G and I still like it better then any other phone. The old batteries died and I almost traded in the phone. First I got cheap $2.00 batteries that claimed they were long lasting. The were bad and stopped working well within a couple days. Then I decided to get these batteries. My phones charge can last up to 3 days now. I have nothing to gain from this response, only good Karma if the batteries you get work as good as mine.
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I dont know.And in a few months everybody will have the same problem.The only solution is to either get an answer from blu,or search out a large cell phone accessary business online.There are companies that deal with batteries for cellphones.
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I only used it a few times over 2 years when the battery would no longer recharge. I contacted Pyle and they said they do not sell the battery. Since it was no longer uner warantee, I would need to by a new one. Very disappointing.
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I was able to replace the factory supplied batter which came with HTC Evo 4G with the battery I purchased and it works like a champ.Hope that helps.
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Dang, anyone know if there are still any cameras that use real batteries like this? I'd have had to replace my Sony multiple times over if it used proprietary batteries. They're such a pain, and I wish NOTHING used them. I need a new/better camera though, and REALLY want something that still uses regular batteries.
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I went to a local BatteriesPlus store. They were incredibly helpful, and I know customer service and future attention to my needs will be better than if I bought the batteries online. Remember, batteries have a limited life-span and will need to be replaced. Buy them somewhere you can trust for reliable and consistent attention in the future.
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All phones come with batteries. ;-) Yes, there is a removable 2300mAh (approx.) battery that comes standard with the phone. HTC did make a larger capacity battery as well (3200mAh approx.) and you can also get third party large capacity batteries off EBAY and probably here through Amazon. And you will need every ounce of battery power you can get with this phone. It was the very first LTE phone ever released and sucked battery power like it was water. Absolutely horrendous life if you use your phone for any minimal amount. Definitely install one of the free power saver apps you can download from the Google Play Store as soon as you buy this model. Also, if you do decide to get a third party large capacity battery make sure to read reviews very carefully. The battery back cover is an integral part of the LTE antenna system. Some third party battery covers had faulty antennas or, even worse, were just a piece of plastic covering the battery so you really had no antenna at all so would have major issues connecting to the LTE towers unless you were standing right underneath the tower!!
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YEAH,..TRUE dat,.... like ay other "High-end" name brand,just buying a part such as amere batery w/ the smae "NAME-stamp" on it COSTS BIG bucks,.....BUT you probably can find the EXACT SAME battery for it elsewhere for a OT CHEAPER,..such as RADIO SHACK, who has ALL battery types for EVERYTHING! (I but all my lithium batteries for my cameras, and cordless phones there.~JAI
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Hi! The phone came in a generic Verizon mobile device box not specific to the LG enV3 phone.It did not come with a manual and I have since learned that they no longer send out the manuals, they are online.I have had the phone about 9 months and have had no problems with it at all.Love the phone!
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I have had the same problem. I brought it to best Buy and they said I probably need a new battery, but they dont sell them. You have to purchase directly from the manufacturer. Havent done it yet, but I am about to now
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I could not find replacement batteries. Mine has not been working for a year. I gave up looking. If you find some I would love to know.
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Thank you for the info. A few days ago, I got the 'Eneloops' anyway. Maybe my stock Panasonic batteries had run their useful life course, because the Eneloops work very well and last much longer than the Panasonics. Plus the 7 hour audio and text recharge message does pop up when they run low (someone had suggested that the phone just 'dies', with no message). In any case, I can always use the Eneloops until I am not satisfied with their performance. They only cost me like ten bucks for 4.
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I ordered mine from Battery Assault off of Amazon. It was the right battery and very cheap and it worked. They even sent me another one for free, but due to the phone having that blue battery in it that Newisland sent along with the phone in it for too long. It had already messed the phone up. So long story short it's going to break regardless, that's why they sold it for so cheap. It's not a legit Note 3.
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On my first roomba the charger went out after about 6 months and wouldn't charge the battery. The replacement (curtosity of the in-store replacement warrenty) lasted a while longer, but not it won't hold a charge. After extensive searching and some luck, I've found that I need a software upgrade that I've been trying to get for about 6 weeks. They seem determined to make me try every other possible solution before they will send the software upgrade module. My advice would be to go ahead and throw it away now and save yourself the time, energy, and fustration. The battery should not be thrown away though. Many places recycle them. Check cell phone stores, Home Depot, and the like. I'm not an envirometalist, but the stuff in the batteries is pretty nasty.