They tend to be a scam at best most of the time, and at best aren’t stronger then the original. The bad ones always seem to have a lower capacity then the original as well. However, this really only applies to the infamous eBay/Amazon batteries that are no larger or heavier - which would be the only way to make a genuine high capacity.
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They tend to be a scam at best most of the time, and at best aren’t stronger then the original. The bad ones always seem to have a lower capacity then the original as well.
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Unless you want to go through a vendor that can be trusted to not be lying about the capacity (Read: Not an eBay/Amazon seller), I would get a normal battery and go with that. There’s a near 0% chance a eBay “high capacity” battery is actually high capacity.
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'''''However, this only applies to the infamous eBay/Amazon batteries that are no larger or heavier - which would be the only way to make a genuine high capacity.'''''
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Unless you buy it through a legitimate vendor, they’re overpriced standard capacity batteries. Almost all of the ones on eBay and Amazon are about as fake as you think they are.
They tend to be a scam at best most of the time, and aren’t stronger then the original. In other cases,they’re worse then the genuine capacity batteries. However, this really only applies to the infamous eBay/Amazon batteries that are no larger or heavier - which would be the only way to make a genuine high capacity.
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They tend to be a scam at best most of the time, and at best aren’t stronger then the original. The bad ones always seem to have a lower capacity then the original as well. However, this really only applies to the infamous eBay/Amazon batteries that are no larger or heavier - which would be the only way to make a genuine high capacity.
Unless you want to go through a vendor that can be trusted to not be lying about the capacity (Read: Not an eBay/Amazon seller), I would get a normal battery and go with that. There’s a near 0% chance a eBay “high capacity” battery is actually high capacity.
They tend to be a scam at best most of the time, and aren’t stronger then the original. In other cases, they’re worse then the genuine capacity batteries.
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They tend to be a scam at best most of the time, and aren’t stronger then the original. In other cases, they’re worse then the genuine capacity batteries. However, this really only applies to the infamous eBay/Amazon batteries that are no larger or heavier - which would be the only way to make a genuine high capacity.
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I would get a normal battery and go with that since you can trust the capacity will be accurate and not questionable at best.
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Unless you want to go through a vendor that can be trusted to not be lying about the capacity (Read: Not an eBay/Amazon seller), I would get a normal battery and go with that. There’s a near 0% chance a eBay “high capacity” battery is actually high capacity.
They tend to be a scam at best most of the time and usually aren’t any stronger then the original. I would get a normal battery and go with that since you can trust the capacity will be accurate and not questionable at best.
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They tend to be a scam at best most of the time, and aren’t stronger then the original. In other cases, they’re worse then the genuine capacity batteries.
They tend to be a scam at best most of the time and usually aren’t any stronger then the original. I would get a normal battery and go with that since you can trust the capacity will be accurate and not questionable at best.
They tend to be a scam at best most of the time and usually aren’t any stronger then the original. I would get a normal battery and go with that since you can trust the capacity will be accurate and not questionable at best.