Galaxy Note 4 battery
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I had a note 4. It had the original Samsung battery and I never had any problems with it.
Is it a genuine Anker battery? I ask because I did consider buying a second battery as a backup and noticed that ebay was full of Anker batteries.
Is it a genuine Anker battery? I ask because I did consider buying a second battery as a backup and noticed that ebay was full of Anker batteries.
Don’t know if this is anything to do with it but I’ve just bought a new iPhone SE. Reading about it, it has an intelligent charging system to protect the battery. It specifically says that "once it has 'learned' your typical use, if you are a relatively light user you will find that the battery will rarely charge to above 80% capacity to preserve the length of life of the battery before replacement is needed". Perhaps your Galaxy is the same?
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There are a lot of hooky "Samsung" branded batteries out there.
Tell me about it. I bought a genuine Samsung battery for a tablet on ebay, it was as much good as a concrete parachute.
Ah, right.
I bought the N4 recently, great condition.
The battery with it was ANKER, it's been no problem at all (the original user included two previously installed batts, one an ANKER, the other a Samsung)
I noticed how cheap these Samsung batts were and thought I'd have one handy, it appears to be no good, have sent details to the seller and await his reply!
The battery with it was ANKER, it's been no problem at all (the original user included two previously installed batts, one an ANKER, the other a Samsung)
I noticed how cheap these Samsung batts were and thought I'd have one handy, it appears to be no good, have sent details to the seller and await his reply!
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We have numerous chargers indoors, all the same type of connection, but some take forever to work on certain phones.
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Some chargers have a puny output, others much bigger. Check the output on the charger.
Anker stuff (IMO) is not bad at all.
Anker stuff (IMO) is not bad at all.
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The output of the charger is only part of the story (so I'm told) If you charge a Samsung phone with a Samsung charger it will charge more rapidly, due to some sort of secret Masonic handshake (could be rubbish though, never been sad enough to test it out)
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My new car has wireless charging, don't half make the phone hot.
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