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Anyone who has done much flashing of custom roms knows that every once in a while, you gotta pull the battery to stop bootloops or other nonsense. What do you do in the case of having a non-removable battery? I've been wondering this for a little while ha
Long press power is like disconnecting the battery.
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jrun said:
Anyone who has done much flashing of custom roms knows that every once in a while, you gotta pull the battery to stop bootloops or other nonsense. What do you do in the case of having a non-removable battery? I've been wondering this for a little while ha
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well the ONEX has an unremovable battery too so you just hold the power button for 10 seconds and it will restart as if you pulled the battery, so i think the ONE will be the same
Awesome, thanks guys
IMO, thats better than a battery pull. How often have you had a nice case on your frozen phone. It's a 5 second battery pull that turned into a nice 1-2 minute hassle. This is awesome when your on a time constraint and busy at the same time.
After seeing the information from the S4, I am happy to say the HTC One will be my next phone when it is released.
Seriously, even with Sammys just holding power is better then a battery pull.
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Basil3 said:
Seriously, even with Sammys just holding power is better then a battery pull.
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Word, basically why I am not fretting over the battery situation anymore.
I haven't had my s3 battery out in months and been through 2 OTA updates as well. Just reset phone, done.
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OK the note 3's battery is already pretty big would you but a extended battery for it? I can't wait to see how big the ZeroLemon battery is when it is released.
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Yes, day 1 they release the battery I will buy it.
the note 2 one was amazing for travels.
did it still fit in your pocket? that thing is HUGE like OG Xbox
Well, since note 2 had 3100mah battery and zl basically was just three of those making it 9300mah, I can see them doing the same thing here and making a 9600mah battery maybe even possibly a 10kmah!
Im still waiting on them to release the rugged case for their zl battery for note 2...
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Yes I can see myself buying one. I like to do back country camping and it would be nice to have music that lasts for 2-3 days. Although I could just run 3 separate batteries I wouldn't mind having it all in one.
I'm hoping they get cracking. But now it is time for me to give up on the rugged case. This note 2 zl case is going to get all gussied up by a nice lady in the UK, the phone is to become my wife's and my new note 3 will be patiently waiting for a REAL battery. Imho, big cards and big batteries remove over 80% of the reasons I used to flash and root. No need. The note line has been all I've needed since the first one came out. My wife loves them too.
So I saw on Facebook that they are working on a 10000 mAh battery
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So I saw on Facebook that they are working on a 10000 mAh battery
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holly molly, that's awesome
How would this be better than a external battery pack?
It would be hard to pocket carry, and it looks like this is a back packable option only.
Plus the battery cover would be stock instead of a rubber back that doesn't fit properly.
Curious to the reasoning, I am looking up external 10000 MAH packs myself.
anyone know if the ZeroLemon has NFC?
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anyone know if the ZeroLemon has NFC?
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well the note 3 is like the s4 so NFC is built in the battery i should have NFC. my galaxy s4 7500 mAh battery has NFC
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How would this be better than a external battery pack?
It would be hard to pocket carry, and it looks like this is a back packable option only.
Plus the battery cover would be stock instead of a rubber back that doesn't fit properly.
Curious to the reasoning, I am looking up external 10000 MAH packs myself.
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Actually the TPU case fits great on the devices. have you ever seen other ZeroLemon batteries? the way they set up the batteries there not really that thick!
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Actually the TPU case fits great on the devices. have you ever seen other ZeroLemon batteries? the way they set up the batteries there not really that thick!
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I have seen Zl's battery setup before I just don't like the condom backing they provide. Maybe the new ones will be better??
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Well, since note 2 had 3100mah battery and zl basically was just three of those making it 9300mah, I can see them doing the same thing here and making a 9600mah battery maybe even possibly a 10kmah!
Im still waiting on them to release the rugged case for their zl battery for note 2...
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Not trying to be mean, but are you aware that the prefixes kilo (1000) and mili(1/1000) cancel out?
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Not trying to be mean, but are you aware that the prefixes kilo (1000) and mili(1/1000) cancel out?
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What he means by 10kmAh is 10000mAh
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They are now taking orders for the battery Ordered mine. Happy Black Friday everyone!!!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GYD782A
They made it available yesterday. I placed the order immediately. And yes it does support NFC.
Hello all
I would like to know if we will be able to charge this battery on a Wireless charger ?
or is there a Wireless receiver we need to buy to put behind the battery ?
Thank you all
Who had the battery and please give us some battery life numbers !
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Holy crap, this battery will not die. I have been using the heck out of it today since my first full charge ended at 5am this morning and I'm at 79% still. :good:
Discuss your battery life here.
Ya sure , the battery life is so awesome I think I don't need to charge it again until May 27th.
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trincisor said:
Ya sure , the battery life is so awesome I think I don't need to charge it again until May 27th.
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Good one
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3000mAH for 2k 5.5 inch
just to make sure this one maybe for korea, usually using 2 batteries so the global g3 will be different
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3000mAH for 2k 5.5 inch
just to make sure this one maybe for korea, usually using 2 batteries so the global g3 will be different
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The g pro 2 came with 2 batteries ... maybe they do the same.
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honestly, if they just put a 4000mAh in it, I wouldn't mind if it weren't replaceable. And I seriously doubt with the kind of perfomance/specs its gonna have, anyone would really mind the extra thickness either. Not to mention heft (cough, durability).
It's not how big the tank K is but how much less is sippped from the tank
Nexus 5 so battery is 75% if G2
But battery life on nexus 5 is far less than 75 percentage of G2 albeit having a smaller screen
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Don't forget - with a removable battery, I'll bet some vendor will come out with a 3500+ mAh battery...
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Don't forget - with a removable battery, I'll bet some vendor will come out with a 3500+ mAh battery...
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true, tho hopefully LG itself does it, kinda like Samsung did with S3, which I have.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Firs...ery-life-tests-show-promising-results_id56590
more than six hours of screen-on time with 100% brightness, it's really impressive.
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http://www.phonearena.com/news/Firs...ery-life-tests-show-promising-results_id56590
more than six hours of screen-on time with 100% brightness, it's really impressive.
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it looks promising but i would take this article with a grain of salt. I want to see a article or a video with alot of apps and features turned on this reviewed. i believe that would be a real battery review
Still, LG hasn't outed official talk, standby, browsing and video playback times yet, so we can only guesstimate the battery life of the G3 to be pretty good, based on some tangential proof from improvised battery tests that are popping up.
First off, a prototype version of the phone has been put through its paces, and the phone lasted six and a half hours of video playback on a charge, as you can see from the screens on the right. That might seem average, but the test has been done at the screen's*maximumbrightness, which*LG officially pegs at 430 nits, instead of the usual 150 or 200 nits, so the result from standardized routines like our own battery test, are likely to be much higher.*
Also so the test was at basically 2× brightness of a normal screen. ... so at lower brightness it should do very well
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Thanks to the removable battery I couldn't care less about battery life you can always take one or even two with you and go through half a week without ever needing to charge your phone good job LG :good:
I'm sure it will feature some sort of ultra power saving mode just like the S5
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Thanks to the removable battery I couldn't care less about battery life you can always take one or even two with you and go through half a week without ever needing to charge your phone good job LG :good:
I'm sure it will feature some sort of ultra power saving mode just like the S5
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Is it really nice to always have a secondary batt and most time having to turn off phone then replace. I quite don't like that and I don't see that very cute at all. Maybe it's how I feel but that for me just seems not right.
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Is it really nice to always have a secondary batt and most time having to turn off phone then replace. I quite don't like that and I don't see that very cute at all. Maybe it's how I feel but that for me just seems not right.
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I would totally have taken a 3500mAh stuck battery like in G2(not impossible to remove after some years) instead of 3000mAh removable.
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I would totally have taken a 3500mAh stuck battery like in G2(not impossible to remove after some years) instead of 3000mAh removable.
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How about we first get the phone and test it ourselves?
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How about we first get the phone and test it ourselves?
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I never said 3000mAh isnt enough, but 3500mAh would last longer and most people dont run around with an extra battery in their pocket even if they can. Saving 1-2 hours of work to replace a battery like in the G2 after 1-3 years isnt really that much.
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I never said 3000mAh isnt enough, but 3500mAh would last longer and most people dont run around with an extra battery in their pocket even if they can. Saving 1-2 hours of work to replace a battery like in the G2 after 1-3 years isnt really that much.
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Just the same way you are thinking, don't you think that LG thought of that?
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Just the same way you are thinking, don't you think that LG thought of that?
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Of course they did, but they are catering to the people who are stuck in the old days when smartphones didnt last as long and batteries died much faster. Sure batteries degrade still, but if they hold longer between the charges and with more improvment it would be years between needing to change it. LG did the right thing with G2, but people arent smart enough to see it, so LG had to go back to the old ways to win the heart of the stuck.
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Of course they did, but they are catering to the people who are stuck in the old days when smartphones didnt last as long and batteries died much faster. Sure batteries degrade still, but if they hold longer between the charges and with more improvment it would be years between needing to change it. LG did the right thing with G2, but people arent smart enough to see it, so LG had to go back to the old ways to win the heart of the stuck.
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Okay, what I'm saying is if they have thought then it'll make no sense for that regard. If so, then the 3000mAh batt along with their Optimization makes it enough to have that battery.
Like for example, there are different desktop power supplies but some of them are different quality. A 3 star 1200w quality desktop supply could be equivalent to a 5 star 800w quality supply.
I quoted below the original post of @akky26 to whom I'm gratefully thanking for giving me over to his thread, thank you!
Hey ,
S6 Edge+ is a next generation Smart phone with some awesome features. Now a days, guys want their device to perform something extra than just simple stock one, hence trying to find new ways and idea to mod and enhance the features or to find the hidden features.
This thread is to reduce the traffic in the forum.
The general idea of this thread is for those who have questions to ask and the ones who want to help by answering.
So feel free to ask any question as many times you want regarding Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ and the one who is answering try to help with specific guides and not bursting on others. Feel free to answer as many times you want with proper solution.
The one who asks questions here please don't just say thanks to those who helped you, instead press thanks :good: button to boost their effort.
After few queries I will add names of the one who is actively helping others on the post.
PM me if by any chance I missed your name.
Enjoy
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Guys helping in this thread
@ingenious247
Will add names of the helping members frequently,
Please let me know if I missed someone's name
As someone who has the Note 5 & the Edge+, I will be happy to field questions pertaining to similarities/differences of the two devices.
May be
Question to existing users of "S6 Edge+ Plus Dual Sim model", are both SIM slots 4G/3G/2G, or is it only 1st SIM slot is 4G/3G/2G and 2nd SIM slot is just 2G ?
I use 2 SIMs, one local and the other overseas, and from time to time I will need data on either SIM card (depending on my location); it would be great if both SIM slots are 4G/3G capable then I do not need to swap SIM when I travel (for faster data).
Thanks in advance for your replies, it will help me decide on this phone.
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Question to existing users of "S6 Edge+ Plus Dual Sim model", are both SIM slots 4G/3G/2G, or is it only 1st SIM slot is 4G/3G/2G and 2nd SIM slot is just 2G ?
I use 2 SIMs, one local and the other overseas, and from time to time I will need data on either SIM card (depending on my location); it would be great if both SIM slots are 4G/3G capable then I do not need to swap SIM when I travel (for faster data).
Thanks in advance for your replies, it will help me decide on this phone.
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One slot 4G other 2G
Using s6 edge plus, how do I create thread on the app as there is no menu button
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KeysarSoze said:
Using s6 edge plus, how do I create thread on the app as there is no menu button
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The best way would be to use Tapatalk instead of the horribly outdated XDA app..
But you can long press the back button to bring up the menu.
Thanks for that, when bk button long just brings out search at bottom. Il hv a look at tapatalk
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Thanks for that, when bk button long just brings out search at bottom. Il hv a look at tapatalk
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Must be an XDA app issue, because it brings up the menu in other outdated apps.
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Using the tapatalk now thanks
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Using the tapatalk now thanks
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Don't just say thanks, instead press the thanks :good: button to boost them
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Don't just say thanks, instead press the thanks :good: button to boost them
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I did lol
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So this is my very first Samsung/SAMOLED device and I read everywhere that its screen and viewing angles are pretty good.
Well, while it is good, do you guys have this greenish (slightly blueish) tint when you look at your phone at different angles?
Yes
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Good idea on making this thread as theres a ton of threads in this section lol.
Anyways onto mine.
Battery Questions :
-Who leaves there phone charging overnight?
-Dont you think it will ruin the battery? Even over time?
-If i leave my hotspot on and charge it, do you think it will ruin the battery itself? I know heat may be an issue, however i have a cooling pad so it should never get warm.
I may knownthe answer to these, but id like to be positive before i go through with it.
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So this is my very first Samsung/SAMOLED device and I read everywhere that its screen and viewing angles are pretty good.
Well, while it is good, do you guys have this greenish (slightly blueish) tint when you look at your phone at different angles?
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Perhaps at extreme angles on white backgrounds.. but that's due to the olephobic coating and nothing to worry about.
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InfectedItachi said:
Good idea on making this thread as theres a ton of threads in this section lol.
Anyways onto mine.
Battery Questions :
-Who leaves there phone charging overnight?
-Dont you think it will ruin the battery? Even over time?
-If i leave my hotspot on and charge it, do you think it will ruin the battery itself? I know heat may be an issue, however i have a cooling pad so it should never get warm.
I may knownthe answer to these, but id like to be positive before i go through with it.
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1. I always plug it in when I go to bed, never had an issue in my life (I've always done that with every phone I've ever owned)
2. No, it doesn't.
3. I have never tried that, can't see a reason I would, but if the hotspot causes excessive heat and you're charging it too, then it may increase the temperature enough to do something to the battery life since heat can be a factor if it's extreme. I wouldn't recommend it.
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Perhaps at extreme angles on white backgrounds.. but that's due to the olephobic coating and nothing to worry about.
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1. I always plug it in when I go to bed, never had an issue in my life (I've always done that with every phone I've ever owned)
2. No, it doesn't.
3. I have never tried that, can't see a reason I would, but if the hotspot causes excessive heat and you're charging it too, then it may increase the temperature enough to do something to the battery life since heat can be a factor if it's extreme. I wouldn't recommend it.
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Thanks for the info. I was a bit curious bc i had charged my previous phones overnight as well, but my latest phone the XT897 had its battery back expand and was ready to pop. If that had happened on this phone i think i would have damn near **** myself.
Thanks again!
InfectedItachi said:
Good idea on making this thread as theres a ton of threads in this section lol.
Anyways onto mine.
Battery Questions :
-Who leaves there phone charging overnight?
-Dont you think it will ruin the battery? Even over time?
-If i leave my hotspot on and charge it, do you think it will ruin the battery itself? I know heat may be an issue, however i have a cooling pad so it should never get warm.
I may knownthe answer to these, but id like to be positive before i go through with it.
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According to me in smartphones overcharging is not an issue. But on the same hand that doesn't means that its safe to keep our device on charge for 12-14hours. every battery has a cycle of charging. The best way to get most of your battery is to before keeping it on charge drain it till 5% and while charging don't use your phone. It is the reason why battery bulges.
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According to me in smartphones overcharging is not an issue. But on the same hand that doesn't means that its safe to keep our device on charge for 12-14hours. every battery has a cycle of charging. The best way to get most of your battery is to before keeping it on charge drain it till 5% and while charging don't use your phone. It is the reason why battery bulges.
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Currently the best method to prolong battery life is to charge it often in smaller amounts, minimize draining it past 15-20%, and unplug it when it hits the high 90's, but the benefits from that don't live up to the pain in the ass it is, so basically don't drain your phone until it dies, don't charge it to full more than once a day, and don't worry about it. Now running hotspots while charging in the summer heat? Wouldn't advise it.
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Hello guys. My note 3 sm n900 exynos is off when I play or use a heavier app. It charges low battery power and turns off. I can only connect it again if I plug in the charger. Then he comes back with the battery on the real level. Was it just the battery? Or is it something more serious? Help please.
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Hello guys. My note 3 sm n900 exynos is off when I play or use a heavier app. It charges low battery power and turns off. I can only connect it again if I plug in the charger. Then he comes back with the battery on the real level. Was it just the battery? Or is it something more serious? Help please.
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Factory reset .
First: try to calibrate yout battery, you can find some helpful in google.
If it still doesnt work, replace the battery.
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First: try to calibrate yout battery, you can find some helpful in google.
If it still doesnt work, replace the battery.
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No stop this hoax nonsense battery calibrates itself nothing else can .
Wiping batterys stats is false .
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Better to unroot if rooted or you can try factory reset.But if neither work it's better to change the battery.
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Silly, root has nothing to do with battery .