SPARE BATTERIES!!!

[Guest rjm2k]

Just in case you miss this in the old battery thread,

I may have secured a channel for spare batteries directly from ZTE, they would have to send boxes of 15 units with a price of roughly £15 - £20 per unit by the time it's delivered to you (waiting for confirmation on total price)

Anyone interested?

[Guest meinnit]

Stick it on eBay..I'm sure they'll sell very well!

[Guest Nirva]

I would be interested after some positive reviews about the quality and reliability of the delivery....

[Guest Poderr]

I'd have at least one, if they were £15 each I'd probably take two. As the above poster said, you'll shift a load of these on ebay...

[Guest h14kly]

I'd have at least one, if they were £15 each I'd probably take two. As the above poster said, you'll shift a load of these on ebay...

i will have two

[Guest flash2004]

I will get one :)

[Guest The-One]

If thats the price they look cheap, i will get one from you if you really manage to get them.

Edited November 5, 2010 by The-One

[Guest jimbobvfr400]

I'll have one at that price if you can get them

[Guest devrjan]

I would be interested.

[Guest cherries]

yes, i'd be interested too

[Guest Stryke69]

Are these batteries any better than the original ZTE?

[Guest romantony]

I'd have one

[Guest Kthulhu]

Stick it on eBay..I'm sure they'll sell very well!

+1

[Guest thepeganator]

I think I would take one :)

[Guest lordofangels]

i'd buy one.

depending on feedback being ok

LoA

[Guest Pierg75]

I'd take one or two :)

[Guest Dru383]

I'd take at least one.

[Guest anything-but]

I`ll be in for at least one.

Motorcycle courier so i`m always using the gps during the day and when i`m waiting for work i`m on the `net,so sometimes it cuts it a bit fine with charge at the end of the day!

[Guest Blasphemous]

I'd rather have a high capacity battery and a new back if required rather than having to switch batteries.

[Guest seekr]

A charger for the spare battery would be great. I guess it shouldn't be to hard to make one ourselves using existing compatible chargers. Anyone has experience in this?

[Guest landwatcher1]

Just in case you miss this in the old battery thread,

I may have secured a channel for spare batteries directly from ZTE, they would have to send boxes of 15 units with a price of roughly £15 - £20 per unit by the time it's delivered to you (waiting for confirmation on total price)

Anyone interested?

Great news

Edited November 6, 2010 by landwatcher1

[Guest rjm2k]

What happened To the post From the guy. who found them on ebay china for 6quid? might b worth holding off my order if they are real

[Guest oh!dougal]

A charger for the spare battery would be great. I guess it shouldn't be to hard to make one ourselves using existing compatible chargers. Anyone has experience in this?

Its non-trivial for Lithium batteries.

Or rather, the difficulty is in making CERTAIN that the battery being charged doesn't explode or catch fire.

[Guest seekr]

Its non-trivial for Lithium batteries.

Or rather, the difficulty is in making CERTAIN that the battery being charged doesn't explode or catch fire.

I see your point - and my knowledge in lithium electronics/chemstry is borderline none - but I mean taking a existing non-explosion-prone desktop charger such as this which has similar specs to our battery and modify it's pins to suit us...

[Guest Blasphemous]

I see your point - and my knowledge in lithium electronics/chemstry is borderline none - but I mean taking a existing non-explosion-prone desktop charger such as this which has similar specs to our battery and modify it's pins to suit us...

Sorry to hijack guys. Just a quick question, I see you've got giffgaff seekr, what's it like on the Blade? Do you maintain a decent signal? I'm currently on O2 with 600 minutes (I never use them all), 1600 texts (ditto my last comment), and truly unlimited data. I pay £20 a month on a month by month basis (as I'm now out of contract), but I've been pondering the £10 giffgaff deal. I think the 150 minutes will be enough and the text and data will obviously be enough. One question on that though, does the unlimited texts include MMS? Currently an MMS takes about 4 or so of my texts allowance (which is fine), and thus there is no additional charge. I'm just wondering if giffgaff operate a similar system or if you have to pay for MMS separately.