https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaceWOjSbbs&t=2s
As if you didn't already notice it with first hand experience to those who own one. S10's 3400 battery capacity just barely beats iphone XS's 2698 capacity by 15 minutes.
I have no idea what you're talking about. My S10 gets phenomenal battery life, much better than my XS. And I use it more.
I have the 10e and couldn't be happier with battery life. And I'm coming from a OnePlus 6T which had crazy battery life.
Mudig said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaceWOjSbbs&t=2s
As if you didn't already notice it with first hand experience to those who own one. S10's 3400 battery capacity just barely beats iphone XS's 2698 capacity by 15 minutes.
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I bet you aren't actually getting the full 3400 battery capacity
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s10/help/low-estimated-battery-capacity-t3909380
k0nkuzh0n said:
I bet you aren't actually getting the full 3400 battery capacity
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s10/help/low-estimated-battery-capacity-t3909380
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It seems like a possibility, since the video states that all phones compared were never used before.
I had an issue with battery life when I first got my device,however after a cache reset it became better and with the latest update I have no complaints now.
Yeah, the test isn't accurate due to the usage of the phones. I'm over 8 hours SOT on the S10.
k0nkuzh0n said:
I bet you aren't actually getting the full 3400 battery capacity
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s10/help/low-estimated-battery-capacity-t3909380
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It says my estimated capacity is 3266 and the designed capacity is 3300
After March update its got a lot better. The screenshot was taken at 25% battery.
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It says my estimated capacity is 3266 and the designed capacity is 3300
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And its supposed to be 3400. How many charges do you have for that 3266 estimate? It takes a few charges to be accurate. Most people who reported are getting around 3150 for the S10
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And its supposed to be 3400. How many charges do you have for that 3266 estimate? It takes a few charges to be accurate. Most people who reported are getting around 3150 for the S10
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Based on 44 sessions.
mgoodall said:
Yeah, the test isn't accurate due to the usage of the phones. I'm over 8 hours SOT on the S10.
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Thats... awful!
peachpuff said:
Thats... awful!
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The point is, it's twice that of the video.
Related
http://www.boxwave.com/products/hig...city-extended-battery-htc-touch-pro2_3552.htm
High capacity rechargeable lithium ion (Li-Ion) battery for your HTC Touch Pro2 (European/UK)
powersupplyzzzz said:
http://www.boxwave.com/products/hig...city-extended-battery-htc-touch-pro2_3552.htm
High capacity rechargeable lithium ion (Li-Ion) battery for your HTC Touch Pro2 (European/UK)
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The big question is, DOES it really last 2 x longer
will it work with the TILT2 from ATT in the US?
Bulky
yeah i understand it 2x capacity meaning two standard 1500mAH battery combine to = one 3000mAH battery.
Have you seen any battery that the same size as the standard battery but offering at least 20% more battery life?
It's not the same size, it has another cover and the size is almost double...
BeEazy10 said:
yeah i understand it 2x capacity meaning two standard 1500mAH battery combine to = one 3000mAH battery.
Have you seen any battery that the same size as the standard battery but offering at least 20% more battery life?
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Seidio 1750mah is about as close as you're gonna get.
This will not work with the US-version of the phone.
2000mAH for less than $10 including shipping and it is std size.
I have been using this battery for the past 2 weeks and can say that I get alot more out of it in a day despite some heavy use.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=390117985907&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
BeEazy10 said:
yeah i understand it 2x capacity meaning two standard 1500mAH battery combine to = one 3000mAH battery.
Have you seen any battery that the same size as the standard battery but offering at least 20% more battery life?
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Just took the plunge, ordered two of these as well. The seller seems to be very reputable. Will post when the two arrive that I ordered.
Just ordered 2 as well (And I live in HK so I may very well get it before you ehehe )
Given the price it's worth a try. The seller looks serious, but it's very possible we end up with a lemon battery which doesn't perform much better thna the original one (Again given the price it wont be a terrible loss...)
SL said:
2000mAH for less than $10 including shipping and it is std size.
I have been using this battery for the past 2 weeks and can say that I get alot more out of it in a day despite some heavy use.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=390117985907&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
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Loving the half-year warranty lol
SL said:
2000mAH for less than $10 including shipping and it is std size.
I have been using this battery for the past 2 weeks and can say that I get alot more out of it in a day despite some heavy use.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=390117985907&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
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Stupid question, but this will work with a US Tilt 2 right? Are all TP2-Tilt 2-Rhodium batteries interchangeable?
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Stupid question, but this will work with a US Tilt 2 right? Are all TP2-Tilt 2-Rhodium batteries interchangeable?
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You can check their website, there are batteries for each type of TP2 (Sprint, or HTC original, etc, etc). I don't know if the shape actually differs but it's the same price and this way you are 100% sure to order the right one
I am a bit pissed off, ordered 3 days ago and though I live in HK it has still not been delivered...
Just got it
Charging
So far so good (89% after 10 hours and I receive a decent number of push emails)
Is there a way to charge a battery without the phone ?
Alcibiade said:
So far so good (89% after 10 hours and I receive a decent number of push emails)
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can we get a 4 month update? battery life
Alcibiade said:
So far so good (89% after 10 hours and I receive a decent number of push emails)
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Same as post #17
osirisHTC said:
Is there a way to charge a battery without the phone ?
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This cradle (http://cgi.ebay.com/New-USB-Sync-Cr...wItemQQptZPDA_Accessories?hash=item2eab91cae4) will charge your second battery. Works well for me.
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Running through my first charge today. So far, its been off charger for 4h 21m. I am at 74% with a live wallpaper and screen rotation on. So far, it seems to be better than my infuse.
Been using it a good bit today.
10h 40m, battery is at 42%
brock.higdon said:
Been using it a good bit today.
10h 40m, battery is at 42%
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war eagle!
TheTodFather said:
war eagle!
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RTR, I am just here for the education.
9% remaining. 16h 46m on battery. 75% screen brightness.
I am liking this. Are you a heavy user or moderate user?
I consider myself a moderate user.
I'm on my first full day using it and I'm at 33% left after 13 hours
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My Inspire would be dead at that point. I can not wait for this point. I am a very heavy user and am always on my phone.
I use mine a decent bit. My infuse would have been dead about the same time this one had 20% left on it.
Phone lasted me from 10am to 8pm~ish
Im a pretty heavy user. Steady flow of texting/browsing web/emailing;
/music throughout that timespan. I say its comparable to the iPhone 4 battery life. 'Once a day charges' not 2-3x a day lol
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Screen-on time is the thing that matters most when it comes to battery life.
Is there a way to get the exact amounts of screen-on time you guys are getting with the Galaxy S II?
ap3604 said:
Screen-on time is the thing that matters most when it comes to battery life.
Is there a way to get the exact amounts of screen-on time you guys are getting with the Galaxy S II?
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Not that I know of
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Not that I know of
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Setting/about phone/battery use/display will give screen on time since last charge.
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Setting/about phone/battery use/display will give screen on time since last charge.
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Thanks davv. Been with the iPhone for awhile so I forgot
Screen on time is the main thing that people should be including in their battery reports in addition to the total time between going from 100 -> 0%...
ap3604 said:
Thanks davv. Been with the iPhone for awhile so I forgot
Screen on time is the main thing that people should be including in their battery reports in addition to the total time between going from 100 -> 0%...
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Today:
Battery is at 48%
Phone has been on 8h 9m
Display 1h 7m (45% of consumption)
Edit: So I guess 1h 7m of display has used ~25% of the battery life.
Official battery
I've been hearing that the galaxy S2 battery from AT&T is proving to be pretty good. I don't know if you guys have heard about the official Samsung battery is supposed to be released any day now, if not there's a link.
http://blog.gsmarena.com/samsung-re...galaxy-s-ii-gives-you-all-the-juice-you-need/
With this at least you can carry a good extra battery when you know you're going somewhere and won't be near any AC.
dennishhh said:
http://blog.gsmarena.com/samsung-re...galaxy-s-ii-gives-you-all-the-juice-you-need/
With this at least you can carry a good extra battery when you know you're going somewhere and won't be near any AC.
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That link is for the international gs2. But maybe there will be a 2000 mah for ATT gs2 also.
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dennishhh said:
I've been hearing that the galaxy S2 battery from AT&T is proving to be pretty good. I don't know if you guys have heard about the official Samsung battery is supposed to be released any day now, if not there's a link.
http://blog.gsmarena.com/samsung-re...galaxy-s-ii-gives-you-all-the-juice-you-need/
With this at least you can carry a good extra battery when you know you're going somewhere and won't be near any AC.
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Like dayv said that is for the international version. The 4 pins on each side of the battery cover will not even align because the AT&T version is longer.
Hello
I am hoping some company
will make a 4000mAh Extended slim battery for the Note 3
wonder who will come out 1st with it
ZeroLemon
Hyperion
Seidio
Anker
Mpj
the GN3 itself is bulky already, how come you would get an extended battery for that beast?
ilordvader said:
Hello
I am hoping some company
will make a 4000mAh Extended slim battery for the Note 3
wonder who will come out 1st with it
ZeroLemon
Hyperion
Seidio
Anker
Mpj
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moraymol said:
the GN3 itself is bulky already, how come you would get an extended battery for that beast?
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well they made it so thin, i think there's a little leeway for an extended battery. Not sure many would see the value in it but i'd try one out.
You have to consider the factor that the OEM battery has NFC antenna.
I think I'm just going to go the external battery pack route. I'll try to find a nice 2.1A model with 5000+mAh
4200 Mah Battery for Note 3
http://dx-box.com/4200mah-gold-spare-battery-for-samsung-galaxy-note-3-n9000.html
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http://dx-box.com/4200mah-gold-spare-battery-for-samsung-galaxy-note-3-n9000.html
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hmm id want a 4200 that actually extended battery life. the description on that one says its about the same
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I think I'm just going to go the external battery pack route. I'll try to find a nice 2.1A model with 5000+mAh
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When you use a battery to charge another battery, you lose about 50% mah in the process. So, that 5000 mah gets cut down to only 2500 mah which your phone can actually use.
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When you use a battery to charge another battery, you lose about 50% mah in the process. So, that 5000 mah gets cut down to only 2500 mah which your phone can actually use.
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You are just pulling numbers out of your ass. I would expect around 80-90% efficiency out of one of those battery packs, which is pretty bad as is.
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You are just pulling numbers out of your ass. I would expect around 80-90% efficiency out of one of those battery packs, which is pretty bad as is.
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I've got a 4 x 18650 cell 2.5A output battery box off eBay and measured only about ~65% efficiency, giving aproximately 6500mah out of 10000mah. Still, really handy to have around.
killa12222 said:
i got a 4 x 18650 cellic 2.5A output battery box off eBay and measured only about ~65% efficiency, giving aproximately 6500mah out of 10000mah. Still, really handy to have around.
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That is really piss poor. Did you measure the efficiency directly or just by charging your battery x times? Because 80% efficiency on the output and 80% efficiency on the charge would about explain that terrible performance.
iankellogg said:
That is really piss poor. Did you measure the efficiency directly or just by charging your battery x times? Because 80% efficiency on the output and 80% efficiency on the charge would about explain that terrible performance.
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I could charge my 2012 Nexus 7 about 1.5 times giving the 65% figure. However I did also measure the capacity strictly using the 5V output and a proper discharger giving only about ~80% efficiency. Stepping up DC isn't the most efficient thing to do.
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I think I'm just going to go the external battery pack route. I'll try to find a nice 2.1A model with 5000+mAh
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Yea I use this bad boy with my ipad and it will work perfect for the note 3. 10000mAh 5v/3A
killa12222 said:
I could charge my 2012 Nexus 7 about 1.5 times giving the 65% figure. However I did also measure the capacity strictly using the 5V output and a proper discharger giving only about ~80% efficiency. Stepping up DC isn't the most efficient thing to do.
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DC-DC can be very efficient with a known load and good components. But most of these units are super cheap and usually cheap out on the switchers. Often we get around 95-99% with any of our DC-DC circuits at work.
iankellogg said:
You are just pulling numbers out of your ass. I would expect around 80-90% efficiency out of one of those battery packs, which is pretty bad as is.
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80-90% efficiency? Dream on.
Look at the Asus TF700t specs with and without the battery dock. The battery dock charges the tablet's internal battery. Crunch those number and see how efficient it is. Also, that's allowing the typical "exaggerated fudge factor" that most manufacturer's claim when marketing battery run time specs. In real world use, most people don't get those battery run times.
moraymol said:
the GN3 itself is bulky already, how come you would get an extended battery for that beast?
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IMO bulky implies thick. It's long and wide, which to me is the bigger issue on pocketability. It's thinner than a lot of phones so I don't think a slim battery case is going to make it any worse (unless you wear really tight pants).
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Anything out for a good slim batterh? Will I lose NFC?
jamesst20 said:
Anything out for a good slim batterh? Will I lose NFC?
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I found one slim 4380ma battery that retains NFC but it is pricy: http://www.ebay.com/itm/221296768859?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
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I found one slim 4380ma battery that retains NFC but it is pricy: http://www.ebay.com/itm/221296768859?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
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Thanks alot, you just costs me 61 bucks!!!!
This is one thing thats bothered me about the Note 3 since I left my MAXX HD. Hopefully this'll fix my problem
I'll come back with a review of this next week !
To power up, you consume Red Bull. But your phone just needs its adaptive fast charger. Rate this thread to express how quickly the AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 8 can charge. A higher rating indicates that it charges extremely fast.
Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
I think my V20 charged a little faster. But not that big of a deal. Since my Note 8 lasts all day with 6+ hours of SOT.
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I think my V20 charged a little faster. But not that big of a deal. Since my Note 8 lasts all day with 6+ hours of SOT.
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It does, my V20 charges faster, but battery in Note last far longer than the V20.
I did a comparison with my V20 ans my Note 8 hit 100% just a hair sooner, but my starting point was probably over 50% or so, can't really remember.
And yes my SOT is FAR FAR better on my Note 8 as well. Good thing the V20 has a removable batter, it needs it!
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I did a comparison with my V20 ans my Note 8 hit 100% just a hair sooner, but my starting point was probably over 50% or so, can't really remember.
And yes my SOT is FAR FAR better on my Note 8 as well. Good thing the V20 has a removable batter, it needs it!
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On my V20 it would go from 20% to 70% in 15 or 20min. I can tell a big difference. Get both down to 20 and try it
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On my V20 it would go from 20% to 70% in 15 or 20min. I can tell a big difference. Get both down to 20 and try it
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Oh I don't doubt you. I just usually don't let my phone get that low, if I can help it. I understand Samsung basically uses an older QC standard and I wish the would move on, but it's still pretty good reputedly of you like me and really go below 50%. I was expressing much worse results actually.
BTW picked up a ZeroLemon 5500mAh battery case for the Note 8 as it's an early bird price of $39.99. Not usually my thing but at that price it's nice to have of just for those occasion you know your going to need extra juice. Definitely not going to be my everyday case, I don't like big bulky cases.
There are phones with better battery life, but it still gets me all day life.
Hello everyone, I've been using a oneplus nord for the last three days and the phone is brand new. One thing I noticed is that the battery life is not that great considering it has a 4115Mah so I took a look at Aida64 battery stats when charged to 100% and it looks like the maximum capacity is 3500 Mah. I found this a bit weird since it's impossible that the battery degradated so quick and so much most of all. So I wanted to ask if you re willing to share a screenshot of aida64 of the battery capacity at 100% just to make sure if it's a single device problem or a common issue. Thanks everybody
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Hello everyone, I've been using a oneplus nord for the last three days and the phone is brand new. One thing I noticed is that the battery life is not that great considering it has a 4115Mah so I took a look at Aida64 battery stats when charged to 100% and it looks like the maximum capacity is 3500 Mah. I found this a bit weird since it's impossible that the battery degradated so quick and so much most of all. So I wanted to ask if you re willing to share a screenshot of aida64 of the battery capacity at 100% just to make sure if it's a single device problem or a common issue. Thanks everybody
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I guess you have gotten a defect or the app is reading incorrectly since I just checked on mine and it's 4115mAh
DinethIrusha said:
I guess you have gotten a defect or the app is reading incorrectly since I just checked on mine and it's 4115mAh
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if you could send a screenshot of this parameter at 100% it would be very helpful
shajk-00 said:
if you could send a screenshot of this parameter at 100% it would be very helpful
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Here you go
daniellartey said:
Here you go
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if you look at charge counter it's 3581 mah, way less than the normal capacity
shajk-00 said:
if you look at charge counter it's 3581 mah, way less than the normal capacity
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If you're getting 8-9 hours SOT every cycle I wouldn't worry that much about stats. Those apps can be off, even accubattery needed an update because it couldn't handle the battery of the 8 series.
You tell me lol
Here you go, it's even worse then all of yours
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Here you go, it's even worse then all of yours
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your's is clearly messed up, I'm doing 6 and a half hours of sot max but I'm in dual sim mode with constant roaming also, so Idk really if it's normal or it should perform better
shajk-00 said:
your's is clearly messed up, I'm doing 6 and a half hours of sot max but I'm in dual sim mode with constant roaming also, so Idk really if it's normal or it should perform better
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Mines almost WiFi only, I don't get out much and I don't play graphic intensive games. So if your almost full on data it's not bad imho.
EDIT: you could try accubattery and see if it's more accurate after some charge-decharge cycles?
My is 1396mAh when fully charged. So I googled, and found this:
"On many devices the standard Android Battery API is inadequately implemented, and fails to provide proper charge counter information for the battery. If you want, you can hide the incorrect charge counter information from the Battery page by unchecking the charge counter option in the AIDA64 Settings."
https://forums.aida64.com/topic/6432- charge-counter-is-inaccurate/?tab=comments#comment-27522
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This is mine battery with tracking since first use and charged until 80% at max. Really disappointed.
Tracker31 said:
This is mine battery with tracking since first use and charged until 80% at max. Really disappointed.
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I had roughly the same value. Maybe accubattery isn't reading the values properly? There was an update regarding the 8 series because it couldn't reed the values of "2" batteries. Maybe it's bugged for the Nord too?
Accubattery thinks that my battery is 6879mAh. And that is after several charges. So yeah, I think we can safely assume these number don't mean s****.
I'm testing BatteryGuru now and it shows it right...