[darkangel123elijah]

Battery for Blackberry BB10 Z10 LS1 L-S1
Mpj battery for z10

Posted From My Z10/FUTURE Z30

[Ecm]

Definitely not BlackBerry OEM.
Does it work? Perhaps, but I wouldn't risk it personally.

[BigBadWulf]

Any time you see someone suggest it's the same size, but larger total stored energy, run the other way. It's physically impossible, unless they're using a new advanced technology, possibly obtained from aliens.

[thurask]

What he said. ^

Besides, they can't even spell "battrery" right on the label.

[lcgoldman]

Any time you see someone suggest it's the same size, but larger total stored energy, run the other way. It's physically impossible, unless they're using a new advanced technology, possibly obtained from aliens.

I don't think that makes sense... just look at other batteries such as AA, AAA, 9-volt, etc. Different manufacturers make them to the same size, yet I will take a Duracell battery over pretty much any other battery. And, I know full well that it will last a LOT longer than other batteries. Yet, it's the same size.

[tfp]

Good point

[Its Spade]

Like I said in your other thread I had this one and its awesome..

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...bUvbUpU9656615

Squircle device powered by 10.2.1.1055

[Its Spade]

And for the price you can't go wrong..

Squircle device powered by 10.2.1.1055

[Bob80220]

Nice find..."battrery" Now that would give me cause for concern...don't know about anyone else. But if they can't spell it who knows what they built for a "battery" for the Z10...hahaha

Bob

Posted With My BlackBerry Q10 On AT&T

[wss1ow]

There is a post regarding MPJ battery for z10:
http://forums.crackberry.com/blackbe...teries-875719/

[Chanlion]

MPJ at least with their batteries for other types of phones have falsified claims.
They're usually the same capacity or less.

[BigBadWulf]

I don't think that makes sense... just look at other batteries such as AA, AAA, 9-volt, etc. Different manufacturers make them to the same size, yet I will take a Duracell battery over pretty much any other battery. And, I know full well that it will last a LOT longer than other batteries. Yet, it's the same size.

Don't mix apples and oranges. Yes, there's a lot of R&D spent on dry cell technology, but we're talking about cellphone batteries. If this was a leading manufacturer, maybe, just maybe they could squeeze a tad more juice into the same size, but I sincerely doubt this is the case here. The thread links provided here substantiate my initial post.