The top of the Amazon ad says it's for the Hydro C5170, the body says twice it's for the Rise. Is this why it doesn't fit some reviewers' phones? Which phone is it really for?
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it's for the HYDRO 100%, i have this one from this seller, thats why amazon sent me an email to answer this question
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Do not buy if you need it for the Rise. I bought this item and when it came it wasn't even fit for the Rise (a sliding phone) good quality, but not for the Rise.
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I no longer own this phone, sorry I can't help. Maybe you want to expand your choices a little in terms of devices, this one is already phased out and there are others with better specs at the same price. Most of wall chargers are common use (the charging ports are becoming universal) so no need to worry about sharing accessories. If you really want to buy a second MyTouch, you can call HTC directly at their customer service line and they should be able to help. Good luck!
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leora, the batteries work much better than I expected. I can not report any negative statements at all. the problem I am finding is a lot of inconsistency's with HTC products.Although there are a zillion mhl adapters made , for some reason the designers/builders forgot to make one for the evo 4g shift. with this knowledge i can not recommend anything from 1 evo phone matching another.
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The other answers are not really correct. I don't think they realize the hydro has a receiver built into the phone already. The included case that has the receiver in it of course will not fit your phone but since your phone has a receiver built in already you can toss the included case. The mat itself should be a standard PMA Powermat and if so will in fact work fine with the kyocera PMA compatible phones.
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thanks. I researched this phone extensively and never did find that info. thanks again
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The model at B&H; is the new version. The difference is only that it works with iPhones. There is no reason Amazon should be selling it for way over the recommended price. I imagine they are trying to 'encourage' people to clear their stock of the old model before they drop the price, which is REALLY annoying.
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IHad the HTC ONE smartphone from Cincinnati bell. I got it 2 years ago it was the smaller one and it didn't fit. This case was for a bigger model. Look for a size on the case first. It came from China and if you want to return it , it will cost you more To return it. Just beware.
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Waaay late... But seeing how the G2 is still a viable phone compared to what's on the market as of fall 2014 & is presumed to get the L upgrade. Some people may want to know WTF is up.The hole in this case & the spigen slim armor is for the TV antenna in the Korean variant of the phone. Not sure how 2mm of plastic could ruin a radio antenna. But, thats what's up. There are 3 or 4 awesome cases with this hole in a super vulnerable spot. Guess i'm going to stick with the Tudia Melody.
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The IMEI on each phone is unique. I actually purchased this phone as a replacement and have now replaced it with a new 5C. So knowing the IMEI on this phone would be of no use to you.(Your comment about establishing that the phone is not stolen . . .)That is certainly true. But, since I have that phone (3GS) in my possession and do not have it for sale I am curious as to why you are posting this question. Unless you are trying to buy a phone from an Amazon seller and not from me - - THEN your question is very relevant . . . but should be directed to the specific seller. Your question was sent to me by Amazon as a general knowledge question. The IMEI on each phone is unique. I actually purchased this phone as a replacement and have now replaced it with a new 5C. So knowing the IMEI on this phone would be of no use to you.(Your comment about establishing that the phone is not stolen . . .)That is certainly true. But, since I have that phone (3GS) in my possession and do not have it for sale I am curious as to why you are posting this question. Unless you are trying to buy a phone from an Amazon seller and not from me - - THEN your question is very relevant . . . but should be directed to the specific seller. Your... » Read More The IMEI on each phone is unique. I actually purchased this phone as a replacement and have now replaced it with a new 5C. So knowing the IMEI on this phone would be of no use to you.(Your comment about establishing that the phone is not stolen . . .)That is certainly true. But, since I have that phone (3GS) in my possession and do not have it for sale I am curious as to why you are posting this question. Unless you are trying to buy a phone from an Amazon seller and not from me - - THEN your question is very relevant . . . but should be directed to the specific seller. Your question was sent to me by Amazon as a general knowledge question. « Show Less
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This Seller is a CROOK! I Paid for a HTC My Touch 4G Slide...I Got a HTC 3G When I read their review they Sell you one thing send another. Then say they will be happy to send a refund, send the product back. When you do they keep the product and do not send a refund!
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may be these discussions can answer your query http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1412765 http://www.htchd2forum.com/general-htc-hd2-telstra-t9193-discussion/t9193-or-t8585-how-do-you-tell/?wap2
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I remain confused why every time I click the link for this product a different price and seller is featured. They range from $3.01 to $28 (for new) and how are we supposed to know which is going to give us the quality battery and not? My order says the 2 batteries I ordered came from PacificCellularDistributor ($9.30) and neither one would charge past 83%. The vendor us not happy with my negative review saying their batteries are OEM and the fault must lie with Amazon and pulling the wrong stock for them because they supposedly supply only OEM batteries. I'm not the only one with a comment their battery from them did the same, so my review will not be edited. Like I said in my review, I can believe these are OEM however I doubt they are new. One has to wonder what happens to all those batteries when people upgrade their phones. I don't know, but I suspect they are sold in bulk to resellers who then sell them as "genuine OEM" batteries. The old saying "you get what you pay for" may indeed be the case here. I decided if I'm going to save some money vs a new one from the carrier phone store then I'll just take my chances on a vendor making "compatible" batteries, at least then I'm likely to get a new one. Good luck with all of you - I can't figure out the "fulfillment" process here when several vendors supply what is claimed to be the same thing and with extreme price ranges.
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As I used this product for my HTC Incredible and did have to get the back designed for this. You should not have to worry finding the back for your phone based on the model and it's just a adapter, and you will see this when you purchase yours. You can find a great price on one in Amazon as I did. This product sure did help with the issues that I had at the time. Hopefully this advice helps.
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i believe it is just a naming issue (different sellers on Amazon labeled them differently). They are equivalent products.
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Nevermind I just saw that they listed it when you go to purchase as one size and 504. I couldn't tell you why they did that. From my understanding these are all the same. They may be referring to an expandable version? I've never seen that before. Wasn't there when I bought mine.
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The extended battery should ship with a deeper back cover that will fit the larger battery similarly to the way you likely received the phone. The increased thickness of the phone with the extended battery, however, will likely render it incompatible with any commercial cases that were designed specifically for the HTC Incredible 2.
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I have an HTC 3D phone, at times called the EVO, by follow up letters I got. The battery works great, the best the phone has ever worked.