ZeroLemon Note 3 10,000 mAh pack

daithimac

Does anyone know where in ireland one of these bad boys can be acquired.

just got my hands on a new note 3 and looking desperately for one.

also anyone already using one and willing to advise if worth the price.

http://zerolemon.com/product/zerolemon-samsung-galaxy-note-3-10000mah-extended-battery-with-nfc-zeroshock-shockproofdustproof-rugged-case/

gbob

Got the 7500mah for my s4 from zerolemon on Amazon, took less than a week to arrive and using it for over six months with no issues. With normal use I would have 60/70% left at the end of the day. The rugged case with it is a far better fit than expensive otterbox type cases, but I had to remove the screen protector cause it made the phone feel like an old resistive screen.

Greenman

Have being using my 7500 mah Zerolemon on my S3 over 9 months and love it.


I get 3 days with lots of use and full brightness.


Got it from Amazon UK.


Let us know what you do.

wandererz

I did not get a larger battery.

However, after looking at the ridiculous sizes of some of the cases out there (such as the otterbox) i opted for the Spigen Slim Ultrafit case http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00DCICXMU/ref=pe_385721_37038051_TE_dp_1

I find this great in terms of fit and it does not add additional bulk to the phone.

I also got a Samsung spare battery kit. I had one for my S4 previously and liked the idea of being able to charge the battery separately.

Also, over the years i've had several batteries degrade and had to replace so hopefully the usage time will be split between these two.

The stock Note 3 battery lasts me an entire 24hrs most days, and i charge it when i go to bed so don't have a problem with battery life. I've temporarily misplaced the spare battery kit over the past few weeks (it's probably in a jacket somewhere or in the car) and haven't had a problem.

The Note 3 also seems to charge considerably faster than the S4 or any other phone i've had. So a 30min or less charge gives me a considerable amount of usage time.

I think that no matter how long the battery lasts on a phone one will always reach a point where they are stuck without charge on the battery. It's just the laziness / procrastination of human nature.

In my case, having the separate battery kit has helped with the S4 in the past by simply swapping out the battery to a full one and sticking the drained battery into the case and possibly leaving to charge on the laptop or direct wall supply.