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Portable external battery pack/charger

Hello
First post here. Nice forum with good info and stuff for the hd2. Keep up the good work!
I'm looking for a portable battery charger to go with me on longer trips/travel.
The external battery pack which lets you charge your phone a couple of times.
There are som on ebay, but does any of you guys have any special recommendations?
Not to expensive, under 50$ would be nice

Here is cheap one. I don't own it, therefore I can not recommend it
However, It look nice

Anybody tried the one linked above?

delete123 said:
Hello
First post here. Nice forum with good info and stuff for the hd2. Keep up the good work!
I'm looking for a portable battery charger to go with me on longer trips/travel.
The external battery pack which lets you charge your phone a couple of times.
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why not just get a spare second battery (its what i do )

Imho its easier to just plug in a battery pack. I.e if you are watching a movie or listening to music you don't have to turn off your device..

I use the Just Mobile PP-08 Mobile Power Pack which is 4400 mah and it is very wonderful and not so heavy in my pocket.

PP-08 Mobile Power Pack looks great. But a little expensive I think. 59$ + shipping..

there's been a couple of threads on this one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=618870
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=590415

I think will give this one a try, Sanyo eneloop KBC-E1S. Should be able to get at least one full recharge cycle from it.
That way I can also bring my additional eneloops if I'm away from power sources.

delete123 said:
I think will give this one a try, Sanyo eneloop KBC-E1S. Should be able to get at least one full recharge cycle from it.
That way I can also bring my additional eneloops if I'm away from power sources.
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Try this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5039574&postcount=6
Take Care

dun get this http://cgi.ebay.com/B524-12000mah-P...wItemQQptZPDA_Accessories?hash=item5ad5d8ad9e
crapped....
get the sanyo using AA battery USB charger better
Sanyo Eneloop Mobile Booster KBC-E1S-SP
http://eneloop.com.sg/products/download/KBC-E1S-SP FLYER.pdf

where did u buy it?? looking for this also
R3dD3vil said:
I use the Just Mobile PP-08 Mobile Power Pack which is 4400 mah and it is very wonderful and not so heavy in my pocket.
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Anyone?
Anyone tryed one of these? Ebay Item number: 300390451217
://goo.gl/azjW

I'm using a powergorilla for when i'm on the road. airport, plane and so. it also charges my netbook more then once and other phone. it is not cheap but has a real big battery, size about A5. we are talking 21.000mAh on usb mode
it does not even show on the battery meter when you charged the HD2

Has anyone used this with their HD2?
U2o iWalk i-UP6400 External Emergency Battery Charger
http://www.inkino.co.uk/zen/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=32_500&products_id=2998

Hello, what do you think, can this work on HD2?
http://variotek.de/?p=215
I will translate:
* Capacity: 18,5 WH /5000 mAh
* Input: 5V, 500 mA
* Output: 5V, 600 mA
* On-/Off Button
* Status via 3 LEDs
* Measurement: 99 x 72 x 18 mm
* Weight: 140 g

This looks nice Splash Intense 5400mAh External Battery

delete123 said:
Hello
First post here. Nice forum with good info and stuff for the hd2. Keep up the good work!
I'm looking for a portable battery charger to go with me on longer trips/travel.
The external battery pack which lets you charge your phone a couple of times.
There are som on ebay, but does any of you guys have any special recommendations?
Not to expensive, under 50$ would be nice
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check what i have written about the "just mobile gum pro" in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=718678
i think it's the best one out there.

I'm using the Energizer XPac (rechargable) 4000mAh to power/charge the HD2 and pocket router while on the go.
2x5V USB 1000mA outputs.
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lwlee said:
I'm using the Energizer XPac (rechargable) 4000mAh to power/charge the HD2 and pocket router while on the go.
2x5V USB 1000mA outputs.
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This looks nice
How many Full charge does it do for the HD2 ?
Does it have 2 Usb ports
How many hrs does it take fully charge its self
how long have you been useing it, any issues
Thanks

Extended battery found here

I found it on google:
http://www.batterybay.net/Battery-for-Samsung-GT-N7100-p/samsung-cs-smn710hl.htm
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Looks good but cost USD 27. But not sure how this one working. I am now using the portable charger for my note II LTE (using the charger previously on my S3). I wanted to know who has the experience of using this battery from this website, how is this battery and the battery cover feel??? Does it look stupid???

Why not just carry a spare battery. This makes the phone huge.

Always open the housing cover to change battery is too trouble. Also, no battery charger that can charge the battery alone, need to get the empty battery into my phone and charge it is annoying!!!

likwaiw said:
Always open the housing cover to change battery is too trouble. Also, no battery charger that can charge the battery alone, need to get the empty battery into my phone and charge it is annoying!!!
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http://www.handtec.co.uk/product.ph...r-stand-with-battery---white--eb-h1j9vmegstd-

This is a extended battery, last longer than any phone ive ever owned.
Sent from my SGH-T889 using xda app-developers app

This charger dock is great. I will buy one!!!!

diego1985 said:
This is a extended battery, last longer than any phone ive ever owned.
Sent from my SGH-T889 using xda app-developers app
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Same here, the stock battery is awesome.
Sent from my SGH-T889 using xda premium

Yeah boi...I'm looking to get me an extended battery as well. Have always used them and let me tell you, it is sweet having 2-3 days of use without having to worry about a charger. This phone is big already so having an extended battery isn't going to change that issue too much. Besides, it'll help with not snapping phone in half like someone did for their S3...OUCH!!!
Sent from my SPH-L900 using xda app-developers app

RambJoe said:
http://www.handtec.co.uk/product.ph...r-stand-with-battery---white--eb-h1j9vmegstd-
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FYI, the dock is just a dock. It does not charge the phone when it's dock.

I got my extended battery today. Really great~~~
This friday, I do not need to worry about the charger of my phone when in pub. :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
I got 70% of energy when leaving the office. Sweet!!

likwaiw said:
I got my extended battery today. Really great~~~
This friday, I do not need to worry about the charger of my phone when in pub. :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
I got 70% of energy when leaving the office. Sweet!!
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What kind of screen time have you been able to get with a full charge from this battery?

plaztikcandy said:
What kind of screen time have you been able to get with a full charge from this battery?
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I didn't counted it. But my Note II is always on during office hour. Many calling in. Also will used to check email and play game or video when I am having meeting outside (Play it during the traveling of course, :fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed, I think it is about at least 5.5 hours for my office hour and only consume 30-35% power which is really good.
Evening time, my phone is mainly using for text msg and gaming (but gaming at evening is not usual) and a little calls. Until bed time, the battery still got 40-45%. That make me feel safe for able to not stay attached with the wall plug. :cyclops::cyclops:

Is this battery safe?

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but I don't know of anywhere else.
A while ago I did a DIY repair on an LG G2 VS980 to replace a cracked digitizer. Apparently, I also massacred the battery.
Recently, I took the phone back out and bought a full frame+LCD assembly instead of going through the pain of taping my screen to the frame because of missing adhesive.
Since I bought a full frame, I need to take the battery out of the old one to move it into the new one. I noticed before that the battery had a strange lump toward the top. I was hoping it was just a bend, but it feels kind of stiff and I don't want to risk trying to adjust it if it's actually some sort of bubble.
Taking the battery out (with a credit card), I noticed that the back was all dented up with screwdriver marks, and it felt like it had air under the metal lining. (I have no idea what I did, but it obviously wasn't good ).
There are a few images below of the battery below. Is it salvageable, or do I need to buy a new one?
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The bulge can be seen on the left.
The back (it looks like a warground)
A better view of the battery bulge.

Hi,
If the battery fits in , then you can use it for atleast no more than a year before you decide to replace one.
BTW, do you think your battery is losing its capacity? If you dont feel it does, then keep using it.

iubjaved said:
Hi,
If the battery fits in , then you can use it for atleast no more than a year before you decide to replace one.
BTW, do you think your battery is losing its capacity? If you dont feel it does, then keep using it.
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The battery seems to be working OK. I haven't actually tested it, since the screen is broken. I just know that it charges and holds a charge for longer than 5 hours.
I really just want to know if it's safe to use; if I can flatten that bulge out without having battery acid fly everywhere and then use the battery without the same happening.

Zacharee1 said:
The battery seems to be working OK. I haven't actually tested it, since the screen is broken. I just know that it charges and holds a charge for longer than 5 hours.
I really just want to know if it's safe to use; if I can flatten that bulge out without having battery acid fly everywhere and then use the battery without the same happening.
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I would suggest to install the battery as it is, not to try to flatten it, and check how long it hold charges with a complete charge ..

iubjaved said:
I would suggest to install the battery as it is, not to try to flatten it, and check how long it hold charges with a complete charge ..
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The problem is that the bulge prevents the back from snapping on properly, so I can't really use the power and volume buttons correctly.

Zacharee1 said:
The problem is that the bulge prevents the back from snapping on properly, so I can't really use the power and volume buttons correctly.
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Then i would replace it. Replacing will probably cost you no more than 10 bucks.
The bulge is the problem. Its not worth risking your phone hardware components for 10 bucks is it?

iubjaved said:
Then i would replace it. Replacing will probably cost you no more than 10 bucks.
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$9.99 actually

Zacharee1 said:
$9.99 actually
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LUL.
Get the replacement.
Battery usually bulges when they starts to wear out or overheating.

iubjaved said:
LUL.
Get the replacement.
Battery usually bulges when they starts to wear out or overheating.
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I was thinking the bulge might be from my previous "repair." I'll buy a new one

Charger for ZE550KL

My stock charger is not working anymore. The phone doesn't charge when connected to it. Anybody know any way to get a company original with reasonable price ?

Buy any new 2A charger. It will even charge your phone a little faster than the stock charger. I am using Samsung Galaxy Note 4 charger. It charges my Zenfone 2 Laser a bit faster due to its high power.

lifehijack said:
Buy any new 2A charger. It will even charge your phone a little faster than the stock charger. I am using Samsung Galaxy Note 4 charger. It charges my Zenfone 2 Laser a bit faster due to its high power.
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But it is not good for the phone right ? The input is designed for only 1.35 A. A higher current could damage the phone. For how long have you been using it and is there any reduction in battery life ?

MrStark007 said:
But it is not good for the phone right ? The input is designed for only 1.35 A. A higher current could damage the phone. For how long have you been using it and is there any reduction in battery life ?
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I have been using it for roughly 2 months and didn't notice any degradation in performance. I hope it doesn't blast one day.

lifehijack said:
I have been using it for roughly 2 months and didn't notice any degradation in performance. I hope it doesn't blast one day.
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But when I use a 2 amp charger, after removing it from charger, the charge drops very quickly, even on standby. For me it lost 30 percent after 2 hours on standby. Also the phone gets heated up on charging. Now I use 1 amp samsung charger. It works fine and no problems. Battery backup is greater than ever and the phone does not heat up on charging. Try it.

For anyone in India still facing the problem, now I use a Jio-Fi router charger. 5 V and 1A. High quality product. Phone battery has no problem. Just like old times. Model ZE550KL (Z00L).

MrStark007 said:
For anyone in India still facing the problem, now I use a Jio-Fi router charger. 5 V and 1A. High quality product. Phone battery has no problem. Just like old times. Model ZE550KL (Z00L).
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Same here...wasted a lot of chargers but all work only for a month...one even costed me 1000rs usb cable

Dark Incorporative said:
Same here...wasted a lot of chargers but all work only for a month...one even costed me 1000rs usb cable
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Jio to the rescue. LoL

MrStark007 said:
Jio to the rescue. LoL
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Yeah always

I use my old Samsung Original grand Charger with the old cable(taped), and now device is giving crazy results
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In the end of the graph after a blank(Switched off) and little charging time, I removed the charger and tried draining the battery, it went down from around 50% to 15-20% and came back again to 50% without any charging, it kept on happening for 3 to 5 times straight and i got sleepy in the end, then reset dalvik and cache, and it was normal again.
had a pretty fun time considering it's a 2 years old battery.

https://www.ebay.in/itm/UBON-Charge...238839?hash=item1c96550637:g:ZLgAAOSwTm9Z9hcH
Have been using this since last year. Awesome one comes with 6 months replacement warranty.

You can buy a charger in Amazon x)

Alternative car dash chargers?

Wondering if anyone knows of any decent 3rd party car chargers for automotives?

Try checking out Aliexpress. I have ordered some dash cables and chargers off them and they look pretty good.

Never ordered one myself as this is my first OP device, but from what I've read the Baozu ones do work, and end up cheaper than first party. But with the battery life I'm getting now I'm not even sure if I'm gonna need one, love this thing so far!

If you can get hold of an Oppo VOOC charger, they're literally the same thing (same company, same charging tech), but you'll need a proper dash cable to go with it as Oppo use MicroB still.

guyverzero said:
... But with the battery life I'm getting now I'm not even sure if I'm gonna need one, love this thing so far!
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That is what I thought, until I took a long road trip.
With the phone doing navigation, music streaming AND providing a WiFi hotspot, the battery was draining faster than my regular charger could keep up. At the end of an 8 hour drive the battery was empty (it started full).

I bought one on Amazon and it works great.

chrestomanci said:
That is what I thought, until I took a long road trip.
With the phone doing navigation, music streaming AND providing a WiFi hotspot, the battery was draining faster than my regular charger could keep up. At the end of an 8 hour drive the battery was empty (it started full).
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Pretty sure that shouldn't happen with any good charger. I feel like you probably had a cheapo that was only pushing like 0.5A or something.

Zer0t3ch said:
Pretty sure that shouldn't happen with any good charger. I feel like you probably had a cheapo that was only pushing like 0.5A or something.
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Normally, I would agree with you, as it sounds improbable that a phone could continuously draw more power than a charger provides over a prolonged period, but as I say, it definitely happened. I was using a good quality Anker 2.4 Amp charger (amazon SKU B00D82O68Y), though it is possible that my phone (a OnePlus 3) had not correctly detected it and gone into some sort of trickle charge mode.
I think it was the WiFi hot spot that made the difference. I routinely drive alone with my phone doing both navigation and music streaming, but on this occasion I had three other people in the car using their tablets to surf the internet. Another possible factor is that there was bright sunshine, so the automatic screen brightness would have gone to maximum.
Anyway, I have ordered one of the non branded dash chargers from Ali-Express. I will report back with it's performance when it arrives.

robdam1001 said:
I bought one on Amazon and it works great.
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Link?

crossIT said:
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075CGTRR7/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=AYOQ1AJXAOS39&psc=1
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chrestomanci said:
Normally, I would agree with you, as it sounds improbable that a phone could continuously draw more power than a charger provides over a prolonged period, but as I say, it definitely happened. I was using a good quality Anker 2.4 Amp charger (amazon SKU B00D82O68Y), though it is possible that my phone (a OnePlus 3) had not correctly detected it and gone into some sort of trickle charge mode.
I think it was the WiFi hot spot that made the difference. I routinely drive alone with my phone doing both navigation and music streaming, but on this occasion I had three other people in the car using their tablets to surf the internet. Another possible factor is that there was bright sunshine, so the automatic screen brightness would have gone to maximum.
Anyway, I have ordered one of the non branded dash chargers from Ali-Express. I will report back with it's performance when it arrives.
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Oh, yeah, that makes sense. Active GPS + Screen + hotspot + (presumably) bluetooth = a ****-ton of energy consumption. I'm not amazed it would fail to keep up with that.

wbernstein said:
Wondering if anyone knows of any decent 3rd party car chargers for automotives?
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I just use my old cheap one. Works great and plenty fast.