Update 26.03.11. Test - HTC HD2 stock battery replacement

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Here is the latest result (my final result *not anymore):

Here are some information given by the supplier about the issues:

1) http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-557641.html
2) http://androidcommunity.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-21243.html
3) http://androidforums.com/motorola-milestone/48385-seidio-extended-life-battery.html



He also mentioned: 'I think what you need to do is completely discharge the battery and then do a full continuous recharge maybe three or four times so that the phone can adjust to the new higher capacity so it knows how much it can recharge before stopping. i remember having to do a similar thing with laptops when you increase the battery size.'

Update 19.03.11. Test - HTC HD2 stock battery replacement

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As of 19.03.11 report, this is the result:

It happened after I reboot my HTC HD2. So weired. I'll check with the supplier then I'll back with the answer...


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Test - HTC HD2 stock battery replacement

Recently, I have browse my local websites to search for the replacement of my HTC HD2 due to the unsatisfied original stock battery whereby I need to recharge at least for every 6-7hrs after full charged.

For the first time, I did charged for 8hrs using portable charger then I start to use this Andida battery on the next day. During using it for 2-3 days the battery consumptions were worse than the stock! I did called the seller on the 3rd day. The seller told me that the battery need to run at least 6-7 recharge cycle then it will show the performance. Ok, I did follow the advice. So, this is the result...

Stock 1230mah

Andida 1600mah

This is the comparison chart that I've made: