Samsung Galaxy S3 gets Strong 2300mAh Extended Battery from Mugen Power

[Daybreak]

Howdy,
I think the vendor Mugen Power really needs to call its battery something else. like "Samsung Galaxy S3 slim fit 2300mah battery" all carriers"

I am under the impression that all Samsung S3 units have the same exterior size and same battery. The only difference would be radios.

Is the verizon model left out?
OK, went to the website. The first post lost the last section.

Mugen Power HLI-I9300SL fits all Samsung Galaxy S3 units. stock fit, stock cover.

[leroybrute]

Here people, I will save you some money for same type of battery with NFC "with great customer reviews", Mugen power are out of their minds, their prices are ridiculous for a battery:

Two batteries with charger:

Amazon.com: QCell 2x Samsung Galaxy SIII 2300mAh Battery + Free Universal Battery Charger w/ USB output power port (Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300, Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3 Samsung L710, Verizon Samsung Galaxy S3 Samsung I535, T-mobile Sa

Your link says 2300mah but once you hit the link to the site the batteries are 2100mah. Nothing I hate worse than crappy products is when they are are lied about. False advertising!

[Debian Dog]

I have the Mugen battery and charging stands for the S3 and the battery does not seem to last as long as the stock Samsung one

Sent from Galaxy S3

[zx6guy]

I have the Mugen battery and charging stands for the S3 and the battery does not seem to last as long as the stock Samsung one

Sent from Galaxy S3

I don't have the charging stand but I've had similar results with the 2300 mAh Mugen battery. Additionally, the battery sometimes causes my phone to display the wrong charge percentage right after charging. For example sometimes it displays 94% but after a reboot or battery pull it goes up to 100%. Its disappointing after dropping the coin. Stick with stock.

[spodoc]

I bought an anker OEM replacement that has 100 mah more. It is a bit better than stock and only $10.

[CR6]

I don't have the charging stand but I've had similar results with the 2300 mAh Mugen battery. Additionally, the battery sometimes causes my phone to display the wrong charge percentage right after charging. For example sometimes it displays 94% but after a reboot or battery pull it goes up to 100%. Its disappointing after dropping the coin. Stick with stock.

Have you contacted Mugen about this issue? They are really good about satisfying the customer. How long have you had the battery? They tell you it takes 4-5 cycles to really break them in, and that was my experience as well.
I'd say contact Mugen and voice your concerns

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