Is it a big upgrade from 1400mah to 1600mah?

Dude Random21 · 02-28-2011, 11:08 AM

Ok well I need a new battery for my phone check out this thread if you want more info. But I though well if I need a new battery anyway why not get a bigger one while I'm at it

. Now my question is, is the battery life difference that big between the 1400mah and the 1600mah batteries because I would like some better battery life but the thing is I can get like 3 1400mah batteries for the price of one of seidio's extended ones.

dudewithaplan · 03-01-2011, 06:54 PM

I bought a supposed "htc" battery. It's a knock-off. It works ok tho. I regret not getting the seido 1600. I backed away because I'd read reviews saying it was worse than the htc 1400mAh. I swear I saw it for $44 on the N1 store the other day. Went to buy it and it was back up to $54...wtf?

Anyway. I'm interested in hearing some feedback on this as well, Dude. I take it you found out it's a battery problem?

I have three batteries. None are real solid, but if you want one as a back-up, I'll send it to you.

rugmankc · 03-01-2011, 07:39 PM

me too, even though I have chargers everywhere

want a good high mah battery and 32gb class 10 card--those are hard too get good reviews on too

when I was researching them 8 months ago or so, thought they were not a good fit inside the case--has that changed?

hope you get your phone up and flashing soon dude

CM 2.3.3 is around the corner

Ken

Dude Random21 · 03-04-2011, 10:13 AM

Thanks guys I decided to actually just get two of the OEM 1400mah batteries since it's removable why not I could decide to carry one in the phone and the other in my pocket and swap out if one dies, I'd like to see someone do that with an iphone

. Although I still would like to get some feedback form people using the seidio's battery to know if I really made the right choice. Dude ya I'm pretty sure it is a battery problem if it's not then I guess I just bought 2 batteries for nothing :/ anyway I'm pretty sure that is what it is because it is just the most logical explanation so I guess I jumped to conclusions at first when I said that is was because of cm7. Ken I too hope I can get my phone to work again soon because I miss my nexus one

you know it's true when they say you don't realize what you've got till it's gone.

rugmankc · 03-04-2011, 01:14 PM

Amen Brother

dudewithaplan · 03-04-2011, 04:26 PM

That's what I've done dude. Quite honestly, it hasn't worked too well. I've found that every time I swap batteries it has to recalibrate with the phone. In addition the best way to store batteries is at 40% capacity and then to fully charge it upon putting it on the phone. I believe the best way to alleviate this problem is to buy one of those docks that charges the battery and the phone at the same time.

I may be all wet on this, but its what I suspect has happened because my best battery right now is my knock-off battery that doesn't seem to work as well as my two real HTC batteries (did)that I managed to somehow ruin the life of thru stupid stuff.

I hope I'm wrong dude.

Tapage · 03-09-2011, 12:04 PM

I'm just waiting my cheap 1600 mah batts to see what hapeen with my phone .. coz usually 1400 with my use diw after my day ends ..

temasek · 03-10-2011, 03:30 AM

Stock Battery (Battery that comes with Nexus One) starts its max capacity at 94%. This is what we call Battery Age (94% of 1452mAh). Its a damn cheap stuff. Even if U get a HTC Original Battery of the same capacity, ie 1452mAh, its max capacity is at 100%. (Battery Age starts at 100)

So buy any battery it is still better than Stock Battery.

FYI

Tapage · 03-10-2011, 07:23 AM

My original N1 batt was 94% when new .. now it's 82% but still said ( by battcalibrator ) full40 1452 .. but Aged capa 1393 ..

Honestly have no idea how to read all those numbers ..

temasek · 03-12-2011, 01:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tapage

My original N1 batt was 94% when new .. now it's 82% but still said ( by battcalibrator ) full40 1452 .. but Aged capa 1393 ..

Honestly have no idea how to read all those numbers ..

Good that u tried that app. I'm an unofficial advisor to that app in xda

Anyway since your battery age is 82% its dying. At age 80% is bye bye to your battery. You still can use it but it is widely considered battery dead.

Just fyi

02-28-2011, 11:08 AM	#1
Dude Random21 Senior Member Member #11389 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Canada Posts: 1,965 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: Fido	Is it a big upgrade from 1400mah to 1600mah? Ok well I need a new battery for my phone check out this thread if you want more info. But I though well if I need a new battery anyway why not get a bigger one while I'm at it . Now my question is, is the battery life difference that big between the 1400mah and the 1600mah batteries because I would like some better battery life but the thing is I can get like 3 1400mah batteries for the price of one of seidio's extended ones. __________________ There may be other faster greater or just flat out better phone I might upgrade but me and my nexus one will never split I 8-31-2010: Received my nexus one 12-27-2010: Rooted my nexus one 12-31-2010: Flashed my first ROM, cm6.1.1 2-25-2011: Bricked it 4-10-2011 : Got my phone back and now I'm back on my feet

03-01-2011, 07:39 PM	#3
rugmankc Senior Member Member #7430 Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 1,917 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: TMobile	me too, even though I have chargers everywhere want a good high mah battery and 32gb class 10 card--those are hard too get good reviews on too when I was researching them 8 months ago or so, thought they were not a good fit inside the case--has that changed? hope you get your phone up and flashing soon dude CM 2.3.3 is around the corner Ken __________________ Phones Owned: Nokia 6200; Nokia 6126 2ea; BB 8700g; BB 8900; MyTouch 4G; Nexus One: HTC One S; Carrier-TMobile San Francisco Giants

03-04-2011, 10:13 AM	#4
Dude Random21 Senior Member Member #11389 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Canada Posts: 1,965 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: Fido	Thanks guys I decided to actually just get two of the OEM 1400mah batteries since it's removable why not I could decide to carry one in the phone and the other in my pocket and swap out if one dies, I'd like to see someone do that with an iphone . Although I still would like to get some feedback form people using the seidio's battery to know if I really made the right choice. Dude ya I'm pretty sure it is a battery problem if it's not then I guess I just bought 2 batteries for nothing :/ anyway I'm pretty sure that is what it is because it is just the most logical explanation so I guess I jumped to conclusions at first when I said that is was because of cm7. Ken I too hope I can get my phone to work again soon because I miss my nexus one you know it's true when they say you don't realize what you've got till it's gone. __________________ There may be other faster greater or just flat out better phone I might upgrade but me and my nexus one will never split I 8-31-2010: Received my nexus one 12-27-2010: Rooted my nexus one 12-31-2010: Flashed my first ROM, cm6.1.1 2-25-2011: Bricked it 4-10-2011 : Got my phone back and now I'm back on my feet

03-04-2011, 01:14 PM	#5
rugmankc Senior Member Member #7430 Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 1,917 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: TMobile	Amen Brother __________________ Phones Owned: Nokia 6200; Nokia 6126 2ea; BB 8700g; BB 8900; MyTouch 4G; Nexus One: HTC One S; Carrier-TMobile San Francisco Giants

03-04-2011, 04:26 PM	#6
dudewithaplan Senior Member Member #4239 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: NuJoyzee Posts: 820 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: T-Mobile	That's what I've done dude. Quite honestly, it hasn't worked too well. I've found that every time I swap batteries it has to recalibrate with the phone. In addition the best way to store batteries is at 40% capacity and then to fully charge it upon putting it on the phone. I believe the best way to alleviate this problem is to buy one of those docks that charges the battery and the phone at the same time. I may be all wet on this, but its what I suspect has happened because my best battery right now is my knock-off battery that doesn't seem to work as well as my two real HTC batteries (did)that I managed to somehow ruin the life of thru stupid stuff. I hope I'm wrong dude. Last edited by dudewithaplan; 03-04-2011 at 04:31 PM.

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03-01-2011, 06:54 PM	#2
dudewithaplan Senior Member Member #4239 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: NuJoyzee Posts: 820 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: T-Mobile	I bought a supposed "htc" battery. It's a knock-off. It works ok tho. I regret not getting the seido 1600. I backed away because I'd read reviews saying it was worse than the htc 1400mAh. I swear I saw it for $44 on the N1 store the other day. Went to buy it and it was back up to $54...wtf? Anyway. I'm interested in hearing some feedback on this as well, Dude. I take it you found out it's a battery problem? I have three batteries. None are real solid, but if you want one as a back-up, I'll send it to you.

03-09-2011, 12:04 PM	#7
Tapage Member Member #15073 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Panamá Posts: 95 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: Movistar	I'm just waiting my cheap 1600 mah batts to see what hapeen with my phone .. coz usually 1400 with my use diw after my day ends ..

03-10-2011, 03:30 AM	#8
temasek Member Member #14874 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Singapore Posts: 36 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: StarHub	Stock Battery (Battery that comes with Nexus One) starts its max capacity at 94%. This is what we call Battery Age (94% of 1452mAh). Its a damn cheap stuff. Even if U get a HTC Original Battery of the same capacity, ie 1452mAh, its max capacity is at 100%. (Battery Age starts at 100) So buy any battery it is still better than Stock Battery. FYI

03-10-2011, 07:23 AM	#9
Tapage Member Member #15073 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Panamá Posts: 95 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: Movistar	My original N1 batt was 94% when new .. now it's 82% but still said ( by battcalibrator ) full40 1452 .. but Aged capa 1393 .. Honestly have no idea how to read all those numbers ..

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