[Jakob Greve]

So I had My z10 for about 2 months yet I decided to exchange the Battery, IT does seem to have more juice, I furthermore thing I noticed that when booting up IT goes from nothing to finish, with the other battery IT had a more steady but slower loading process. IT should be the same shouldn't IT. The batteries are both LS1 1800 original BlackBerry one retail and one oem if there is such a distinction

[russworman]

I did the same thing and noticed a huge difference.

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[Jakob Greve]

@Russworman, glad to know I'm not crazy, and it really is a significant change.

[Baconwich]

So I had My z10 for about 2 months yet I decided to exchange the Battery, IT does seem to have more juice, I furthermore thing I noticed that when booting up IT goes from nothing to finish, with the other battery IT had a more steady but slower loading process. IT should be the same shouldn't IT. The batteries are both LS1 1800 original BlackBerry one retail and one oem if there is such a distinction

Why are you capitalizing IT? Are you speaking in code?

[russworman]

If you have not downloaded 1880 yet that makes it even better. I'm anxious to see how good it gets when 10.2 is released

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[Jakob Greve]

@Baconwich, sorry for the capitalisation just seem, like it isn't supposed to be so, but it is so as you can hear from Russworman.

1880 poses a problem for me as it's not as good performance and feature wise at running some sideloaded android apps as 1720 Is... - Have tried 1880 but now I'm sticking with 1720

Anyway think people should know that buying a battery which cost a fraction of the phone can be a very good investment