Does anyone know of anything about this?
High Capacity Battery For RIM BLACKBERRY Bold 9900 Li-ion 1500Mah - Extended Battery with Cover For RIM BLACKBERRY Bold 9900 Li-ion 2400Mah
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Does anyone know of anything about this?
High Capacity Battery For RIM BLACKBERRY Bold 9900 Li-ion 1500Mah - Extended Battery with Cover For RIM BLACKBERRY Bold 9900 Li-ion 2400Mah
i see bold 9000 batteries. i guess they added the 9900 by mistake. take a look at the 2400 one, that comes with a cover, check out the camera/ led position.
They list it as if it fits all 9XXX phones. Could that be true?
OP - Maybe edit your first post so people don't just see your post, follow the link and order it. Or, ya know, just remove the link. Would hate to see some folks here order the battery and not be able to use it.
I think I'll wait for Seidio's release.
I ordered the 1500mah on Aug 31 and I'm still waiting for it. They are sending it from Singaphor and the tracking still has it there. At this rate, I'll get one from Seidio before Mega Capacity!
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you ordered from that website?
P. T. Barnum was right!:D
So i'm confused. Is there a 1500MaH (or even extended battery for that matter) for the 9900 or no? :confused:
A battery cannot support all 9xxx models just because there's more than just DX-1 batteries in that range
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Yep, think people... Not to mention if there was a legit, extended battery available, you would see reviews of it by people. Yet there's nothing...
How much battery life do you need? I've had a lot of free time lately and have used it solid for a good 15 hours before getting anywhere near low. Yesterday I was busier and wasn't on it for a while and it was unplugged for 18 hours with 45% battery left...
Well i use web and tdameritrade a lot, and td ameritrade does a lot of live streaming for quotes. So it tends to suck up a lot of juice. My 9780 lasted me from 6am-7pm before getting to 15%-25%. I know a 1800mah can fit in the bold 9900 with the stock backdoor. I've actually had a 1800mah mugen extended battery from a htc g2 and I took the battery and sanded the down the edges probably by .5mm and it snappped rite in there like it was meant to be, but the bold wouldnt accept it.
There's no extended battery out yet for the 99xx. I tried the one from Newegg and of course it didn't fit. It was only $9 and you get what you pay for. Seidio will have one out soon enough.
What about this guys?
Blackberry Bold 9900 battery (3000 mAh, Black) - €32.49 - Worldwide free shipping - BatteryUpgrade.com - Upgrade your battery!
Its around 50$ and its JM-1 so bb bold 9900 compatible and its freaking 3000mah!
That's got a huge capacity Seems to be quite genuine but that seems too cheap.
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I don't want to derail the thread but I'm getting at most 14 hours out of mine with minimal use. It lasts in standby but as soon as I start using it the battery plummets...my I just need a new battery from bb though.
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Let me put my 2 cents and then some.
I currently own and carry an iPhone 4 ( running on iOS5), Torch both with AT&T.
And a BlackBerry 9930 with Verizon.
Both the iphone4 and the Bold came off the charger at 5:45am..
It's been almost 11 hours and the iPhone 4 have 39% left and the Bold have 65% on it.
You have to factor in that the iPhone 4 battery ( about 6 months old already) but still the Bold Touch can hold it's own.
And yeah I'm getting the same emails sent to the iPhone 4 and to the Bold.
Call time iPhone 4 about 20 minutes total.. BlackBerry about 12-15 minutes total.
No music/ movies played on both device.
Web browsing every now and then probably 5 tmes already but nothing more than 10 minutes each time.
Bluetooth is ON on both device.
I don't think there is any extended battery for the 9900 yet, there would have been a review somewhere if there was
This feels like scam though. Surprising cheap for such capacity plus free worldwide shipping. More over, selling products without any real picture. Not believing such product exist.