Original Thread: hyperion 2600mAh galaxy note battery? proved it's fake - xda-developers
Ok, so this has always been a concern with me on 3rd party batteries, which is why I now buy my spare ones from AT&T stores.
In short, RESEARCH and make sure you buy direct vs through a reseller.
I have an OLD Hyperion battery from another device that was supposed to be a 1600mah and I peeled the label off and I found it was 1100mha, so this has been going on for a LONG time.
Even more disturbing:
Response to above:
Ok, so this has always been a concern with me on 3rd party batteries, which is why I now buy my spare ones from AT&T stores.
In short, RESEARCH and make sure you buy direct vs through a reseller.
hi bodies,
i purchased a Hyperion Samsung Galaxy Note from amazon a week ago, which someone recommended in this forum. it's mark 2600mAh on the back of the battery, so, should be last a little longer than my stock 2500mAh right? but after a few cycles, i feel strange it looks like last only half as long as my stock battery.
i teared off the label whether this battery is good or not, see what i found, there is some code LS514664AR 1750MAH. 2011/12/19.
accoding to my mechanical engineering experience, LS514664AR is the serial number of battery cell, and 2011/12/19 must be the date of manufacture, and 1750MAH is the real capacity of the cell, which means this battery is 1750mAh.
much more less than the 2600mah they marked, and also the 2500mAh original.
i was so disappointed with this company, they made poor products for us, and cheat us more over! i will never trust this company again, anyone else have their batteries? just tear off the label, you can see what you get.
I have an OLD Hyperion battery from another device that was supposed to be a 1600mah and I peeled the label off and I found it was 1100mha, so this has been going on for a LONG time.
Even more disturbing:
I have a 5000mah hyperion battery for my galaxy note, and I ripped off the label and it says "1500mah" directly on the battery... further peeling of the sticker shows what appears to be 3x1500mah batteries under the shell.. so 4500mah on a 5000mah advertised battery.
I'll post pictures later but it says:
1500mah
YJT484461AR
12-01-14
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it's two inside, if you compare the thickness of your OEM battery, you will find hyperion 5000mAh seems doubled, which means 2*1500mAh=3000mAh.