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[HTC One S] arazvan2002:
Can you look for battery voltage when is at 100%. You can use battery calibrator for that.
[HTC One S] 808phone:
I see what you are saying. That is very smart.

OK, someone charge up your One S with stock battery and run GSAM battery monitor and tell us the voltage and mAH. Then we will charge up our 2K battery and do the same and see if there's any difference. If the voltage and mAH is the same - then there will be no difference.
[HTC One S] arazvan2002:
We must make the test with 4 phones.

1 stock battery JB sense 4.+ Viper or something,

2. Stock battery sense 5 Rom

3. 2k battery with JB sense 4+

4. 2k battery with sense5

My phone reported in Gsam for case 3 almost 5h display and case 4 max 3h display. I would like to know where is the difference. Changing values or power consumption.
[HTC One S] 808phone:
Right but lets start with seeing if the battery is charging any more than the stock battery.
[HTC One S] arazvan2002:
I didn't paid attention to gsam for the battery capacity. Now I see 2100 MA . sense 5 rom
[HTC One S] 808phone:
OK, lets think logically. The hardware is working. It IS charging up to full capacity. GSAM reads the data from the hardware and the hardware says it is:

1: A higher voltage than the stock battery

2: More mAH

So, I think you will get ~20% more run time. The rest is how well the apps are greenified and what your backlight display brightness is. The kernel should help, but to me, the only thing you can do about screen time is dim it for more run time.
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
has anyone experience low exit voice volume after replacing the battery? I have replaced the battery one mouth ago and now when I make calls, people from the other side tell me that my voice is very on very low volume ( actually I have call my phone with another one I have confirmed this behaviour ). I don't know if this is connected to the disassembling as I remember to have just removed the 2 mini covers and the case...nothing more...
[HTC One S] 808phone:
I have no problem with this.
[HTC One S] arazvan2002:
Check the rubber that sits on The microphone. Maybe you lost it.
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
Hi! Actually I don't know of which rubber you are talking because I haven't notice one. Anyway this is how it looks like my bottom part of the phone, maybe it can help.

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[HTC One S] arazvan2002:
Is ok. That rubber is in place next to the vibrator. So...it should be something else with the volume. No ideea. So you are saying that people can't hear you?
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
no people do hear me but at very low volume...
[HTC One S] hanimal1:
The batteries selling on ebay seem to be non oem, I'm after a 1800mah one X battery, will any of these batteries that seem to be selling for less than £5 work fine?
[HTC One S] 808phone:
Why get the 1800 when you can get the 2050?
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
Sadly I still haven't solved my issue for low voice captured from microphone...

I was thinking that I could try to flash the new recovery from the ROM. I should update to version 2.7.1.0 so I have installed the TWRP Manger from playstore but it ask me to choose the name of the device between Ville and Ville_U I have selected the first. Then when I tap flash it ask me if this is the correct adress to flash the recovery:

/dev/block/mmcblk0p22 && reboot ...is that correct?

I would pay more for a battery as there are a lot of fake batteries around the web...
[HTC One S] hanimal1:
I ended up getting a cheap/fake one, my current battery is barely lasts a couple of hours atm. Cheap one I assume should last a bit longer than a coupe of hours, if not I'll fork out for an oem battery if I can find one.
[HTC One S] andeld:
Hello guys! I searched the thread and I saw that One X battery is compatible with our phone, One S, right? So, I guess that will not be any problems if I buy a Htc One X+ battery, right? Thanks a lot in advance for the answers!
[HTC One S] arazvan2002:
The whole thread is about this. Yes, the One X+ battery și compatible with our phone. In some cases there will be a small gap on the side. I put it in 3 phone. Mine is the only with the gap :))
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Guys, as I've read through different threads, a bigger battery alone is not enough. Support for a bigger battery has to be enabled in the kernel and as far as I recall, there were some discussions but I don't know if any of the available kernels have support for a bigger battery than stock. So the only gain you'll have it's a new battery that will of course behave better than your old one....but it won't last longer. Not as it should last with proper support anyways.

Don't want to cut your enthusiasm, just wanted to let you know

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] andeld:
I was really thinking about this yesterday. Something like recognizing all the mAh, right? Or maybe I'm wrong? I'm must take a decision in this direction. I found at a store in my country an original swap battery for One X+ at 12 €, shipping included. I'm wondering if it's worth buying.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Yes, you're right. It's about the max capacity defined. By default it is set to 1850 mAh (or whatever has the stock battery, I don't remember the exact value). Replacing it with a 2100 mAh battery is good but the phone should know that...and it doesn't. So it's using it like a regular one. The increase in battery life some people are reporting is due to the fact this battery is new and it lasts better than an 1 or 2 years old one, but still it's not used at it max potential. This can be gained only with proper kernel support. I know rmbq was trying to do that but I'm not sure if he did that. And also how it'll affect the users that still have stock battery. Maybe 2 kernel versions are needed for supporting the 2 capacities

Now to your question if it worth buying it... I'll say yes. If it's a good deal buy it. Worst case scenario would be that it'll be like a new stock one... But in case support for it will be added in the near future as more and more users are buying these batteries, you will benefit from the increased capacity

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] 808phone:
I think the biggest problem with this phone is that we will never get around the fact that this display burns through the battery. If you have the display turned up to be "bright" like a number of other phones, it will just drain the battery quickly. There is no work-around except to dim the screen.

I have found greenify, battery doctor and dimming the screen is the only way to maximize battery. Once you do this, you can get all-day use but no matter what, you will be limited if you use the screen or talk for long periods of time. No working around it AFAIK.
[HTC One S] Murph07:
Today I have installed a 2300 mAh battery. On Android Tuner I can set the battery capacity from 1850 to 2300 mAh. After that I have calibrate the battery. Will this help for the bigger battery, or have this no effect?
[HTC One S] tjamzt:
Link to where you got it?
[HTC One S] abitzsong:
From a guy who broke his new one x+ and didn't want to repair it.

So there's no link.
[HTC One S] Eidolon87:
Great news!

I hope to find it on eBay asap....
[HTC One S] danial.aw:
Need to find some links to this battery somehow... i want to upgrade mine as well
[HTC One S] jeens79:
Я поставил баталею от HTC one s и все очнень даже хорошо.
[HTC One S] abitzsong:
I used it for two regular cycles but it seems to need more time to be calibrated. I wiped the battery stats today, and will report several days later.
[HTC One S] abitzsong:
Here we go!

It's the first day on calibrated battery.

I read all my fb updates today, played games, upload and download things from 3G.

Sync and data were on all day long.

I access internet from 3G only.
[HTC One S] beni8978:
Try to don't use the sync,don't download anything..use 3G,read your updates from fb

I wanna see that 7hour screen on time so badly! :p

And then merge it at 1% battery.

Sent from my HTC One S using TrickDroid 4.0.0
[HTC One S] abitzsong:
No. Why should I do that?

It's my phone and I decide how to use it.

After 14 hours of moderate use, there was still 29% left.

And that was under the condition that I wanted it to be drained, so I played a lot of games before I sleep.

I didn't hold myself in using it at all yesterday.

That's what I want. That's freedom.

It's enough to prove the improvement of battery life.

Just find the battery and replace it. You won't regret.
[HTC One S] beni8978:
Okey man,cool down :thumbup: ;)

Sent from my HTC One S using TrickDroid 4.0.0
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
there are 2 problems in doing this:

1)Battery of htc one X+ are still hard to find

2) if you change the battery you probably lost the warranty, I think that even open the phone is enough to lost warranty if you removed the seals
[HTC One S] thanito:
Unless you take it to the HTC service to get it changed, they can't say no, can they?
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
the htc service will never replace your battery with the one of the One X+, they will one replace it with another equal to the one that you already have. Also this would cost you a lot.
[HTC One S] hosecastro:
So how about a link to this 2100mah battery? Where was it purchased?
[HTC One S] Crashdown12:
why you need better battery? :P This is on stock battery, few calls, 0.5 hour browsing on wifi and reading book with iReader
[HTC One S] tjamzt:
How the hell did you get 10 hours of screen time? I can get a max of 5.
[HTC One S] Crashdown12:
viper rom with my own auto backlight brightness.. 9 hour reading book with minimal backlight on dark backgroud :)
[HTC One S] Rampage:
Epic :D

Do you want to share your autobrightness settings?

Send from a phone.
[HTC One S] Crashdown12:
no problemo :)
[HTC One S] Rampage:
Thanks a lot :)

Send from a phone.
[HTC One S] Ami007:
Don't quote me on this. But from my basic knowledge of electronics the reason way a battery's remaining percentage is calculated it from its voltage. At full charge the battery will have a higher voltage then when drained, and when the voltage is too low to support the electronics the device shuts off.

Therefore I would think software side wouldn't matter, as the battery's voltage would be the same but it would sustain it for longer. So a higher capacity battery would reach the same voltage as the stock battery, but the voltage would drop slower, so it would take more time to reach the minimum and hence the "battery life" would be longer.

Take this with a grain of salt however, as I am not an expert.
[HTC One S] nwgelias:
I think so too. In GSAM you can see the battery gets charged till it reaches 4.200V.
[HTC One S] andeld:
Wrong post
[HTC One S] fatboyslimerr:
Finally monitored a full charge. Voltage goes from 3807mV at 25% up to 4201mV at 99%. People getting similar results?
[HTC One S] andeld:
It's my second day with a new One X+ battery. Now I can get at least 4h+ with Wi-Fi on and screen on. Before this, I could barely get 2 hours on the same tasks. Again I ask because I understand, as the opinions are split: are all the 2100mah used? And is the battery getting full charge? Thanks a lot for this thread.
[HTC One S] indigenica:
I didn´t know there was a battery with this capacity for HTC One S, thanks for the info!
[HTC One S] Rapier:
It isn't. It is the battery for One X+ but that fits perfectly as they have same dimensions. People here have ordered such battery and replaced the stock One S battery

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] 808phone:
Mine is about the same. I'm not sure I get 4+ hours of screen because it depends on the brightness of the screen of course.

I'm trying CandyKat+Insanity STOCK - not touching the brightness curves and seeing how long the battery lasts.

In addition, I am only trying Greenify for a few apps to see how much Battery Doctor was affecting the battery savings before.

All I know is that more than the battery - CandyKat+Insanity is the most battery life I have gotten with any ROM. First time in a long time I have extra battery until 11pm from 7am in the morning while really using the phone.
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
I'm having troubles with my 2100 mah battery, The phone has started rebooting/stuck and power off the by itself randomly while it is connected to the charger; no problem when it's disconnected...what can I do?
[HTC One S] superiscch:
Can you post the link where you bought it? ?
[HTC One S] MrDuvet:
Hey people,

I'm planning to replace my stock battery with the one x+'s and looked for it on eBay. There are batteries for 10€ (=ca 13,90$) which seems to be extremely cheap. It's always recommended to avoid these cheap copies. What do you think or which batteries did you use? Are these safe to use? I actually don't want my phone to explode in my pocket ;)

Thanks Max
[HTC One S] andeld:
After almost two weeks with the new battery I have only one issue. My gsm signal drops very often when I have calls in my apartment. Wifi is instable. I went to a service and they told me that it might be some incompatibility between the new battery and the phone.

They said it's fixable. I don't know exactly the method, but the guy from there said that he will mount the chip from the old battery onto the new one...or something like this.
[HTC One S] 808phone:
I really doubt those problems are from the battery but maybe the guy knows something we don't. Anyway, no problems here.
[HTC One S] andeld:
I tried every single custom rom and kernel since I bought the new battery just to try to fix the drop signal problem but I had no success. So, it might be something wrong with the compatibility between the battery and the phone because before this I had no problems with the signal or wifi. Plus of this, the service guy seemed really really confident when explained the problem to me.
[HTC One S] 808phone:
Well, you also had to disassemble the phone so it is also possible that something wrong happened when you put it back together. Anyway, good luck with the phone.
[HTC One S] andeld:
I didn't mount it myself. It was the same service guy I was talking about. Yes, I was thinking the same too, that something might gone wrong in the assemble process. But then, why she's my signal drop only when I'm inside a building and never when I'm outside?
[HTC One S] 808phone:
Because the signal is more powerful outside. It's only when the signal gets weak that you see this. I still think it's in the assembly and not the battery.
[HTC One S] edge540T:
I am reading.. so, the 1800mah battery have the same gap as 2100mah? another good battery without gap issue?
[HTC One S] pr0fu:
I changed my battery with a new 1800 OneX one. I have two month and no changes in time result. The batt holds same amount of time... so waste of time...
[HTC One S] edge540T:
Have you tried some rom capable for big batteries? it have anyone for one s? someone knows which one? or it have some mod on kernel to be available the extra capacity.. don't remember where, I will figure out how at the end :p
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
I have changed my battery some times ago but in doing that I have damage the microphone module of my htc one S..I would like to change the module but I haven't understand if the pcb of the little board is glued to the chassis...here I have started a thread http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-s/help/how-to-replace-vibration-microphone-t2850867 if someone wants to help me is welcome!
[HTC One S] TheEndHK:
Battery would be better but just don't expect got a full 2100mah. The first and end of 10% battery usually will drop very quick but now you should drop slowly like normal usage, so you can think that you got 15~20% more battery now.
[HTC One S] Yukikaze_nuce:
I just think we just need some recalibration. I got a new One X+ 2040mAh battery for my One S. Use time is far better than my old pin. But battery monitor widget still display that it is about ~1500mAh. Tomorrow I will try to calibration.
[HTC One S] pauldey:
and ?
[HTC One S] Yukikaze_nuce:
I think it does not work =)) Or maybe I did not do it exactly.
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
Hi guys!

I have just installed a brand new 2100 battery on my HTC One S but I think it's completly at no power level...I have attached it to the charger but I only get the orange led blinking...it never stop blinking. It has been blinking for almost 2 hours and the phone doesn't actually turn on because there is no charge...what can I do?
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
nevermind I have found the problem, I have disassembled the phone again and the wire were broken at the plug level...You can see the photo attached.

Damm chinese battery, it's absurd that I have a brand new battery and I cannot use it because of 3 microscopit broken wire..any idea if it's possible to fix them? I think that it would need some kind of tool to fix them...

Anyway this stupid plug problem it's because of HTC stupid will of keeping the battery fixed inside the phone...with the standard plug this wouldn't have happen..
[HTC One S] crakarjax:
I ordered a "2300mAh" battery on ebay and while my phone powered on just fine, I get a "?" question mark icon when charging and it does not appear to be charging at all. I tried using a battery cal app and a few different chargers already. Has anyone seen that happen and if so what was the problem? Defective battery? I'm running CM11 btw.
[HTC One S] pauldey:
is the battery from Mtec?

i read, that is only a 1650 mah battery
[HTC One S] crakarjax:
No it is this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/311013082321?_trksid=p2059210.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

But, I switched back to my stock battery and it also doesn't work. I get a flashing orange/green light sequence which I have read means overheat. It seems that this battery might have borked my phone. I have another one S that I could try it in but don't want to break that one also.
[HTC One S] pauldey:
Hello Guys, i can confirm that it works, i buy 2 weeks ago a new HTC One X+ battery, i put it in my One S and it Works perfektly :)https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7v0zep0woa4q167/AAAtAXhB1lnpNJ-MoVf5e5rza?dl=0
[HTC One S] crakarjax:
Just read that to reset the charging system hold POWER + VOL UP + VOL DOWN for AT LEAST two minutes -- phone should reboot repeatedly during that time, after which let go of the buttons when it is on and let it charge. I will try this tonight.
[HTC One S] crakarjax:
No dice. Also tried going back to stock ROM to no avail. I think somehow the extended battery messed up my charging system.
[HTC One S] mihaiolimpiu:
I joined the club with an extended battery, I just fitted my One S with a One X battery, original 1800 Mah swap part (from a defective phone) it was dirt cheap, I bough three with 1.4 Euro a piece. With 10 Euros I changed the camera, the top and bottom caps, and also a new tpu gel case (this includes the 3 spare batteries)!

Man, what a bargain!

I don't see any gap, it all fits perfectly!
[HTC One S] Gremss:
where did you buy?
[HTC One S] pauldey:
i send you a pm
[HTC One S] yesrno:
Are those batteries still on sale somewhere? Most of the links from the topic end op in sales that are over or 404.

Found this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/311013082321?_trksid=p2059210.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

But this one isn't shipping to The Netherlands :(
[HTC One S] edge540T:
don't buy this one, find original htc BM35100
[HTC One S] yesrno:
Thanks, will this one do?

http://www.ebay.nl/itm/Genuine-Batt...847?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3ce1cb9717

Seems pretty legit..
[HTC One S] edge540T:
a new one, don't you want? http://www.ebay.nl/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=BM35100&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=2
[HTC One S] yesrno:
New one yes, you probably linked the wrong page :P? It's the searc page for the BM35100 search. My link is the 1st result.
[HTC One S] RazGame:
I replace my battery to 1800 mAh from One X

And when phone goes to 0% it's turn off.

After that I try power on, and it power on and i see - i have 20% of battery

What's wrong ?
[HTC One S] ltcmdata:
Hi, I'm just having the same problem after installing a 1650mAh battery in my HTC One S. Did you manage to find a solution? I found out that when the phone is off charging works without any problems...
[HTC One S] edge540T:
working wihout issues on maximus rom http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2445392
[HTC One S] Castor-designs:
I have scrolled through this post but I am pretty confused now if a 2100 mAh battery for HTC One S really works now whether it causes trouble. Any ideas? And where to get it? (I already bought a battery but I do not dare to replace it, since it is not an original HTC-battery)
[HTC One S] mato123:
anyone trying to find good battery for this phone: try polarcell for htc one x/x+. this is not some kind of commercial, im just amazed of performance i get with that battery.. i will post you screen on times in next few days since it arrived yesterday, but i can now tell you i got around 4h SOT, while with 'original' chinese 2100mah battery for htc one x+ i got max 2:15h.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/391016151055?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_from%3DR40%26_sacat%3D0%26_nkw%3D391016151055%26_rdc%3D1
[HTC One S] Castor-designs:
oh thanks. does this work with HTC One S (ville)?
[HTC One S] mato123:
yes, i have it in my HTC One S international( Germany).
[HTC One S] Castor-designs:
sounds awesome! is it mandatory to get some additional plastic tools to open the htc case? Any suggestions there?

/edit: what about this opinion on SOT? http://www.xda-developers.com/sot-battery-meter-xdatv/
[HTC One S] mato123:
hmm as i already bought chinese version of the battery, i got tools with it. you mentioned you bought it some 3 months ago, so you should have the right tools. if you dont, you will need 1 guitar pick, one small phillips screwdrive and one torx screwdrive.

regarding sot, it tries to explain that sot benchmarking isnt good indicator of battery life, eg with this polarcell battery, i can have 7h sot with just screen on doing nothing all day, but it isnt real life situation. i had 4h sot, 22h on battery and 2h held awake. i will post here some screenshots in a few days.
[HTC One S] camuu:
Sorry to bump a slightly dead thread. I can't really get a good conclusion from the thread, does every 2100 battery create a gap? I'm looking to replace my stock battery since it feels like any other battery would be better than this.

From what I understand most batteries you'll find on ebay are slight scams that turn out to have less mAh than the ad says.

I want to avoid the gap so if all the 2100's create gaps I'm probably looking for a HTC one X ones which should have 1800 mAh.

Something else I'm curious about, how can there still be genuine batteries available for phones that are now a few years old? Wouldn't they always be used? This makes me doubt there is even a point to try and replace my 4 year old stock battery at all. Unoriginal ones are going to be bad quality with low mAh and so called "genuine" ones might be scams or used. how likely is it I even get to upgrade my old battery?
[HTC One S] PuffDaddy_d:
Wow, this thread refuses to die. Simply put, no matter what capacity battery you buy, the phone is only going to read 1650mAh. It will not increase your battery life over a new stock battery. It will not make your phone bulge since it has the same dimensions as a stock battery. The gap is only the width of a human hair and shouldn't be noticeable unless you bend the case while trying to open it. Just get any new battery and enjoy the restored battery life because after 4 years, your current battery is not retaining charge as it used to.

Sent from the only flagship device that can fit in my hand... Sony Experia Z3 Compact
[HTC One S] NH3:
2 800 mAh for One S - How do you think would be good??
[HTC One S] edge540T:
Seems low quality, but I don't think htc are doing new batteries, we have an obsolete device, try search this model BM35100 and luck.
[HTC One S] beni8978:
What is the difference between a battery with htc logo and a battery without the htc logo? :confused:

P.s. on ebay.

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[HTC One S] Rampage:
That the one without is not made by HTC.

Send from a phone.
[HTC One S] beni8978:
And the better is,by HTC? :D

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[HTC One S] br3ak:
preclude 3rent

do you really expect an answer on this question?