1. meyer1131's Avatar
    Will this work in my Tour?

    http://cgi.ebay.com/OEM-BLACKBERRY-MINI-External-Charger-8900-9500-Battery_W0QQitemZ230356783434QQcmdZViewItemQQptZPD A_Accessories?hash=item35a255914a&_trksid=p3286.c0 .m14&_trkparms=65%3A12|66%3A2|39%3A1|72%3A1205|293 %3A1|294%3A50

    Its a steal if it will work
    07-14-09 01:03 AM
  2. JoeyMoose's Avatar
    Thats not a proper link, or a link at all. Retry it.
    07-14-09 01:07 AM
  3. meyer1131's Avatar
    07-14-09 01:09 AM
  4. JoeyMoose's Avatar
    Look like it would to me.
    07-14-09 01:11 AM
  5. ggarmo's Avatar
    Yes that will work for your Tour battery but it's not an OEM product even though it states it. The actual BlackBerry external charger is this one

    https://forums.crackberry.com/e?link...token=gz--SI1O
    Last edited by ggarmo; 07-14-09 at 01:12 AM. Reason: Crackberry's Shop sells for $24.95
    07-14-09 01:11 AM
  6. meyer1131's Avatar
    but the battery is OEM? and both products will work fine?
    07-14-09 01:14 AM
  7. JoeyMoose's Avatar
    I bought a "OEM" battery for $2.65 and it work great, even thou there is no way it is "OEM".
    07-14-09 01:15 AM
  8. ggarmo's Avatar
    You're right, I thought you were just asking about the external charger. As long as its the D-X1 model battery you are good to go
    07-14-09 01:15 AM
  9. meyer1131's Avatar
    alright looks like a good deal to me .. just before i do, what would be the worst thing that could happen?
    07-14-09 01:18 AM
  10. ggarmo's Avatar
    The thing that keeps me away from aftermarket chargers is the fact that most OEM chargers have built in circuitry that stop charging once the battery is full. Although most aftermarket chargers claim they have these capabilities, I do not trust them. They might over charge/burn out your battery. Just my opinion
    07-14-09 01:20 AM
  11. meyer1131's Avatar
    The thing that keeps me away from aftermarket chargers is the fact that most OEM chargers have built in circuitry that stop charging once the battery is full. Although most aftermarket chargers claim they have these capabilities, I do not trust them. They might over charge/burn out your battery. Just my opinion
    okay you definately just stopped me from that purchase, but doesnt the battery stop charging itself? Or is it the charger?
    07-14-09 01:22 AM
  12. meyer1131's Avatar
    what I think im going to do is just buy another OEM battery from eBay then alternate charging them overnight. then down the road I will purchase an OEM external mini charger from ebay for a nice price.
    07-14-09 01:26 AM
  13. ggarmo's Avatar
    To my knowledge it's the charger that in fact stops from actually charging and maintains it at 100% level. Of course there are many people who use aftermarket and I'm sure have very little to no problems, but I always like to stay OEM even though its a steeper price. Saving a little on the charger up front may be appealing, but down the road when it comes time to needing to replace the battery isn't worth it
    07-14-09 01:27 AM
  14. JoeyMoose's Avatar
    No problems, and when it reaches 100% it stops charging and maintains.
    07-14-09 01:28 AM
  15. meyer1131's Avatar
    No problems, and when it reaches 100% it stops charging and maintains.
    so your saying even this charger will stop it from overcharging?
    07-14-09 01:31 AM
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