[zsergio]

Hi guys.

So, i have a few questions about BB Passport battery.

1st
Mine BB was bought in second hand. The person that sold me told me that hadn't the charger. Ok with that. But my question is what is the real "power" ( output and voltage ) of the real charger ? I have been charging with a 1V charger ( a sangsung one ).
Is it ok, or i need more voltage ?

2nd Question is the remaining battery power
Mine, with moderate use, don't last a day. ( like the picture i send )

From what i read, is suposed to last much more time ^^

3rd Is there a good battery app to help ?
I'm using DU BATTERY SAVER Any better ?


Thanks guys.
Sorry for the wrong grammar, regards from Portugal here :P

[zsergio]

update:
From the time i was using the phone ( time of taking the shots and sending ) the difference in time remaining



92% = 19 hours left

89% = 12 hours left

Is it normal ?

[brookie229]

But my question is what is the real "power" ( output and voltage ) of the real charger ?

The charger that comes with the Passport is 1300mA. You can use the Samsung charger but it will be a bit slower, of course. The second question deals with how the battery was treated before you purchased. Maybe it was run down to 0 too many times or just not treated well. That is out of your control. The battery is now probably 3 years + old so will not act as if new. Question 3 - simple answer is NO. The battery "booster" apps are useless and really are a waste of time. Having said that, I do, from time to time, use Battery Fiction Pro but only to check how many charging cycles I have gone through. I am now at 799 and my battery condition is showing "Good" (whatever that means!).

[leeiling]

Install device suit and you can see the cycle number in the battery category.

I charge my Passports t with my own charger, which runs at 2.1A. It is ok to use basically any charger with more than 500mAh. I use this one because it charges quickly, normally within 2 hours, from 5% to 100%.

The use time is pretty dependent, on how you use your phone.
Mine normally lasts less than 10 hours under extremely heavy use, and 16 hours under average use.
If I don't use it a lot, maybe a day, but I don't really care, since a 30-minute charge can bring the battery back to above 50%, which is comfortable for me.


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[elfabio80]

Install device suit and you can see the cycle number in the battery category.

I charge my Passports t with my own charger, which runs at 2.1A. It is ok to use basically any charger with more than 500mAh. I use this one because it charges quickly, normally within 2 hours, from 5% to 100%.

The use time is pretty dependent, on how you use your phone.
Mine normally lasts less than 10 hours under extremely heavy use, and 16 hours under average use.
If I don't use it a lot, maybe a day, but I don't really care, since a 30-minute charge can bring the battery back to above 50%, which is comfortable for me.


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Where can I find device suit?

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[m3ach]

Where can I find device suit?

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Device Suite? On BlackBerry World

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[zsergio]

The charger that comes with the Passport is 1300mA. You can use the Samsung charger but it will be a bit slower, of course. The second question deals with how the battery was treated before you purchased. Maybe it was run down to 0 too many times or just not treated well. That is out of your control. The battery is now probably 3 years + old so will not act as if new. Question 3 - simple answer is NO. The battery "booster" apps are useless and really are a waste of time. Having said that, I do, from time to time, use Battery Fiction Pro but only to check how many charging cycles I have gone through. I am now at 799 and my battery condition is showing "Good" (whatever that means!).

Hi.

I have uninstall the DU Battery and now the batterry last a little longer

I don't know how ^^

Is not that much, but i see a difference

I have installed the Battery Fiction and here is the result