Omnia Battery i900 i9000

[Guest fritsp1989]

Hi There , a year ago i bought a omnia i900 but it died on me last.

Now i bought a i8000 and i wass wondering the battery has the same dimensions as the new one so could i use my old battery as a backup plan ?

I will give u the specs of both batterys

The old one from the i900

1440 mAh

3.7 V Li-Ion

5,33 Wh

The one in my i8000

1500 mAh

3,7 V Li-Ion

5,55 Wh

My old battery is still perfect , thats why i want to use it

Please only reply if you are certainly i do not wanna damage my phone haha its 2 days old

Thank You for your help !

[Guest ov2rey]

Hi There , a year ago i bought a omnia i900 but it died on me last.

Now i bought a i8000 and i wass wondering the battery has the same dimensions as the new one so could i use my old battery as a backup plan ?

I will give u the specs of both batterys

The old one from the i900

1440 mAh

3.7 V Li-Ion

5,33 Wh

The one in my i8000

1500 mAh

3,7 V Li-Ion

5,55 Wh

My old battery is still perfect , thats why i want to use it

Please only reply if you are certainly i do not wanna damage my phone haha its 2 days old

Thank You for your help !

yes it do work i tested..

[Guest TIEfighter]

I´m not a real expert on that, so don´t hold me responsible for when it damages your device, but:

in my opinion it should work, given the fact that they both emit the same 3,7V. There´s also various battery websites that sell the exact same battery for both devices (e.g. http://tinyurl.com/ygy2ab8 ).

So it should be no problem.

However, i don´t know if it will make your warranty void if you use a battery that was shipped with a different device...

Edited January 29, 2010 by TIEfighter

[Guest fritsp1989]

I´m not a real expert on that, so don´t hold me responsible for when it damages your device, but:

in my opinion it should work, given the fact that they both emit the same 3,7V. There´s also various battery websites that sell the exact same battery for both devices (e.g. http://tinyurl.com/ygy2ab8 ).

So it should be no problem.

However, i don´t know if it will make your warranty void if you use a battery that was shipped with a different device...

Haha I Cannot hold anyone responsible , if i test it , and it breakes its my own mistake :)

[Guest Yohng]

I've done it, too many time without trouble !

I can not thinking that Samsung make the exact same battery size for two (and maybe more) phones, with dangerous issue !

[Guest telecomprofi]

I've done it, too many time without trouble !

I can not thinking that Samsung make the exact same battery size for two (and maybe more) phones, with dangerous issue !

Works this way for me. No problem. (I have i900 and Omnia II - both GSM/UMTS, not CDMA, i.e. not US versions).

Edited January 29, 2010 by telecomprofi

[Guest Herick]

Hi There , a year ago i bought a omnia i900 but it died on me last.

Now i bought a i8000 and i wass wondering the battery has the same dimensions as the new one so could i use my old battery as a backup plan ?

I will give u the specs of both batterys

The old one from the i900

1440 mAh

3.7 V Li-Ion

5,33 Wh

The one in my i8000

1500 mAh

3,7 V Li-Ion

5,55 Wh

My old battery is still perfect , thats why i want to use it

Please only reply if you are certainly i do not wanna damage my phone haha its 2 days old

Thank You for your help !

I think it will work, and give similar performance given the small difference in the mAh. It should be safe to go ahead.

Edited January 30, 2010 by Herick

[Guest Meen]

As long as the voltage (3.7v) is the same, There would be no problem.