its a NON NFC battery...the note 3 original battery IS NFC, correct??? so u LOSE the NFC on the note 3 with these batteries inside, and ONLY have NFC working with the STOCK OEM battery, correct?
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Yes, correct.personally I find the wifi direct to be much better, if you're transferring 5 or 10 gigabytes of data it's like having a cable plugged in, its fast.for quick sharing pictures just a bump the phones together NFC is kind of cool, but you could easily send a link through MMS or SMS as well.
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Yes, correct. personally I find the wifi direct to be much better, if you're transferring 5 or 10 gigabytes of data it's like having a cable plugged in, its fast. for quick sharing pictures just a bump the phones together NFC is kind of cool, but you could easily send a link through MMS or SMS as well.
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Because a 3200 mAh battery is the standard capacity for a battery for the Note 3, not 3800 mAh. The Samsung labelled battery that came in my Note 3, purchased new from Verizon, is a 3200 mAh battery.
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I am not really sure, for me, if it is kinda bulky extended battery don't use XL. To make sure, must be a flat slim battery extended battery on Note 3! Good luck! to you sir!
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Yes, this battery does have the NFC antenna built in it (although it is not listed on the label or manual). Near Field Communication (NFC) is a short-ranged wireless communications technology that allows two devices to exchange data when in very close proximity of each other, usually by tapping the other device. Keep in mind that in order for this feature to work the other device must also possess the NFC chip in the device. The device contains the NFC chip and the battery has the NFC antenna. I hope this helps.
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I couldnt find any difference between this part and the original one, NFC is working and I am sure the qi works too but i didnt test it
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I have this battery. It claims it works with NFC but it does not. Very disappointing.
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Near Field Communication. In the S3, the antenna for the NFC chip is built into the battery, not the phone. In order to retain NFC abilities (Google Wallet), you need to buy a replacement battery with the antenna built in.
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They will be compatible as long as your phone is listed in the description. Any battery you buy must be nfc capable to be compatible with an nfc enabled sim, but your sim does not need to be nfc enabled to work with this battery.
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There is no difference in the fit of this battery and stock for me. My back cover closes completely and phone fits perfectly in all my cases. What I do find is I have extended battery life. I have not used NFC/Google wallet feature.
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Mine is an sm-n900t. Basically the tmobile note 3, but as far as I know all the note 3 versions use the same battery.
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Your OEM charger or the Anker charger comes in Note 3 batteries and charger combo.Below is the link for Note 3 batteries and charger combo for reference. [NFC Capable] Anker 2 x 3200mAh Li-ion Batteries for Samsung Galaxy NOTE 3, with Anker Travel Charger [18-Month Warranty]
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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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You know how some phones can communicate by being at a close vicinity by something called NFC, usually a capability on android phones, well sometimes that chip is put on the batteries. This battery doesn't have that but if it's on your phone as opposed to your battery you're fine
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I purchased an extra battery to have one on hand at all times , but it also works with the original battery that came with my Samsung Note3. It works just fine on both of those batteries.Hope that helps!
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The Note 3 cell phone's battery is 3200 mAh. This is the Samsung's specifications for the Note 3. Our batteries are of same capacity as Samsung's specifications at 3200 mAh. It is safe to use. Thank you
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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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I just got mine first it had a black cover not a white one and second there is not way my original Galaxy Note 3 cover fits back on its not even close so do not listen to anyone who got this battery and says the original cover still fits. I am trying to contact the seller to get a white cover so far only hear crickets chirping