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[HTC One X] Nebukad_fr:
Did you plug it well ? Or maybe it's just a bad quality battery. :crying:
[HTC One X] roee88:
I ordered from one of the links suggested here :|

Is it possible the battery is not well connected yet the HTC logo shows up before the device shuts down?

I couldn't lift the entire MB as shown on video, something there kept the right side connected pretty hard but I still managed to put the connector in its right place (I think).
[HTC One X] a.broken.star:
So this 3500 mah battery case brings battery from 0% to approx 46% every time...So its definitely not 3500 mah and not even 1000 mah i guess.. but still, its good for emergency and its not very costly...
[HTC One X] jaw2floor:
Same happened to me, make sure battery connector is pushed in properly. Maybe use celotape to keep it in place
[HTC One X] roee88:
I checked and it's connected well. I was able to plug it to PC for a few minutes in fastboot mode and looked at battery voltage:

battery-voltage: 3377mV

Is it just a bad (fake) battery?
[HTC One X] jaw2floor:
[QUOTE=roee88;52530873]I ordered from one of the links suggested here :|

Is it possible the battery is not well connected yet the HTC logo shows up before the device shuts down?

I couldn't lift the entire MB as shown on video, something there kept the right side connected pretty hard but I still managed to put the connector in its right place (I think).[/QUOTE]

Circle on a motherboard photo what you mean by this. When I took my One X apart there was a ribbon cable on the under side of the motherboard, at the top, connecting to the display assembly. I couldn't see how it disconnects so I just left it and moved the board around carefully. Maybe you damaged it?
[HTC One X] roee88:
In blue everything I removed (e.g. screws), in red the part of the MB I couldn't get detached.
[HTC One X] jaw2floor:
Yeah that's what I couldn't detach either, I am pretty sure it can be detached somehow otherwise replacing the LCD would not be possible.

Are you sure you didn't damage it, and that you reconnected it properly?

Also have you tried the stock battery again in case the new one is faulty?
[HTC One X] roee88:
It looks well connected, I see no way to connect it any better.

Unfortunately I damaged the original battery so I can't reuse it.

The new (faulty) battery never charge above 3481mV.

I would take it to service lab tomorrow as I have no other clue.

Edit: Lab says CPU overheat and mb short circuit. Device is dead :(
[HTC One X] lenthele:
Did anyone encounter severe performance drops after changing the battery? Since I have changed the battery my phone is sometimes reeeeally slow and starts to overheat when doing standard tasks like surfing in chrome or sending messages... :(

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X mit Tapatalk
[HTC One X] bosas200:
Any ideas?
[HTC One X] myheroduane:
Same here, did mod over the weekend and I've noticed a hell of a difference. Still says 1800 on app but oh well can tell its better.

Sent from my alarm clock.
[HTC One X] danct2005:
Installed the one x+ battery and made the Nova battery test and the result was 2150 mah
[HTC One X] ramemo:
Drain Battery and Turns Off

Hi, I have recently (3 weeks ago) changed the battery for the One X+

It has been wonderful in terms of coolness and lasting longer, but a few days ago I began to experience some problems with my HOX.

1.- The first problem I had was that, when phone was reaching near to 10% it automatically turned off and it was a pain to turn it on again.

2.- Some battery drains, It went from 100 to 87 and so... from 65 to 35 and so on.

3.- Last and Major problem, It turns off randomly and presents battery drains. But while the phone remains connected to the charger there are no problems, at all. Problem is when the phone is not plugged. It can be at 100% but sometimes if I get a phone call it turns of, sometimes I open any app, lets say camera and turns off, whatsapp, a game, fb, any app. When I try to turn on again the phone sometimes it comes alive, but whit a huge battery drain. If the phone was 80%, after booting it tells 25%, if the phone was 37% when it boots says 5%....

It's been a wonderful 3 weeks, but now I am getting desperate.

I have tried the following:

*Reboot the phone.

*Wipe Battery Stats.

*Factory Reset.

*Change Kernel.

*Setting 2G Only / 3G Only.

*Uninstalling apps.

*Changing Launcher.

*Flashing other Roms. (ARHD, Maximus, Cyanogen, Viper which is my current)

I really don't know what's next, I've no clue.

I've a BSTAR301 CID, the only thing left is setting the Stock Rom.

Any help will be truly appreciated.
[HTC One X] danct2005:
How old it was this battery (one x +)
[HTC One X] ramemo:
I made a request of the battery from a local store (MX), and they bough it on the US as a new one (at least that's what they say).

I mean, it has no more than 1 Month of use and it was a new HOX+ Battery.

I am attaching one photo of the old and the new battery, just in case anyone could spot if it's a fake one.

[IMG="HOX vs HOX+"]http://oi57.tinypic.com/2jc655e.jpg[/IMG]
[HTC One X] danct2005:
The battery is not fake. It's the same with one I bought directly from China and the date of production is the same with mine. It is possible to have problem because of the time of production. Try to use of program like GSam monitor pro or better battery stats to see if there is some program that is keeping alive the phone. I use AICP rom and the stock kernel with smartmax and cpu limited to 1200 and I don't have any issues.
[HTC One X] ramemo:
I have already used Battery Widget Monitor, Nova Battery Tester and Gsam, even one app named Carrat or something like that for one week, to spot any app failure, but nothing to show at all.

Tomorrow I'll be replacing the battery for the Old one, hoping to see if its the case. If is not, I'll get back to stock rom. :roll eyes:
[HTC One X] ramemo:
Put back the old battery, problems are gone.

It seems something with the battery and the software were not getting along that good.

Only problem I have now is the old battery lasts very short time.

Thank you.
[HTC One X] electronizer:
ive had the exact same problems on my last phone, everytime i start some app,recive phone call the phone would reboot...that means that the battery is at the end of its life cycle and it for garbage or recycling,your personal preference :)
[HTC One X] Zach1928:
This may be a silly question, but is this One X + battery (http://www.ebay.com/itm/HTC-BATTERY..._Cell_Phone_PDA_Batteries&hash=item3cd9d74b17) compatible with the US model for the One X?
[HTC One X] cstation:
This week, I replaced my old battery with a new HTC One X+ battery, which I bought at DigitalsOnline. My old battery was so bad, that my phone didn't last for more than 3 or 4 hours. With this new one, it lasts up to more than 24 hours, with quite normal usage (although I'm kinda used saving my battery because of the old one).

So I really recommend everyone to replace battery with a One X+ battery when replacement is needed! :)
[HTC One X] Husky34:
Does this sells even ship in Italy (i can't read Dutch)?:D

How the battery goes after the replacement?:)

Thanks in advice!
[HTC One X] Ab_teja:
My htc one x screen is broken and i want to replace htc one x plus screen

Can i replace htc one x screen with htc one x plus screen ?

Thank you
[HTC One X] cstation:
Sorry for my late response. No, it only ships to Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands.

After a few months, battery is still good enough to use it around 20-24 hours without charging.
[HTC One X] juancmb:
Thanks for sharing!
[HTC One X] draikathedragon:
my HOX randomly died earlier this year and i feel like trying to get it working again. Going to try changing the battery to see if that fixes it
[HTC One X] asim.sidz:
HOX battery compatible with HOX+

I have a HOX+. Its original battery has died and only the battery of HOX is available in my area. So my question is, is the battery of HOX compatible with HOX+?
[HTC One X] SUPERUSER:
yes
[HTC One X] mik93250:
Where to buy one!! :( and is this compatible with htc one XL? (Snapdragon)
[HTC One X] neuTrue:
@miHah:

Do you have an access to any One X (Tegra3) mainboard/motherboard? If you do, could you please take a clear picture of it (the part where it shows the chips).

We would like to identify the chip, which is responsible for controlling our screen.

More information about it (you might want to read couple of pages back):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1640532&page=211

Thanks. :)
[HTC One X] miHah:
I have one picture from a couple of days ago but its not as sharp and clear as you would have wanted.

I will take another picture of it with my DSLR - should be much better :D

I will post it here as soon as I manage to make a crisp photo :)
[HTC One X] neuTrue:
Thanks man, this is really going to be a great help!

I couldn't find anything useful on the internet, so I am counting on you. :)
[HTC One X] prokshit:
Plz reply

So did u get any results by using the extra foil and the heat paste? and what was ur idea for spreading heat more efficiently?
[HTC One X] miHah:
I didn't have time for it yet. I'll do it when I will have time :)

..my idea was removing the alu on the top of the cpu so the copper foil would be directly fitted to the cpu and nothing would be in between. like PC heatsinks
[HTC One X] zakhaque:
Great info here, thank you for this.

The thing that has stopped me before from opening my HOX is the potential damage/wear on the housing, I noticed in your video that you had new housing ready for the device... is this because if the original housing was used it wouldnt feel solid? this was my fear.

I would appreciate your feedback on where you can get genuine htc one X housing.

thanks
[HTC One X] miHah:
The old housing is okay and it would fit just fine.. the thing is I had 2 major scratches on the camera cover and at the bottom of the device (left and right side (not corners!)) were becoming covered with some lines like "emo's hand". There is always risk of damaging the cover where opening but if you are careful it fits back just fine - you can't see any difference really.
[HTC One X] iba21:
lesser heat? :confused:

mAh is an ammount of electrons, Ampere is Coulomb/second * 1 hour = coulomb

the real formula is

( C / s ) * 3600 s = 3600 C

so, Ah is an ammount of Coulomb, one coulomb is 6,24×1018 electrons

Voltage is Joule / Coulomb, joule is the ammount of ENERGY, so, Voltage is the ammount of energy witch has 6,24×1018 electrons

so, i have to understand what's the max voltage of that battery, but, a phone uses an ammount of Watt, if you connect a battery at 4,2Volt, it absorb the corrispectively ammount of Ampere witch can "create" the power (watt)

Watt = Volt * Ampere = Joule/Coulomb * Coulomb/Second = Joule / second -- it means 1 Watt is how many energy flows per second

Sure, if the phone absorbs the same Watts for all the time, the current at 4,2V is different than at 3,6V, it's more at 3,6V

mAh is the ammount of electrons, if, at 3,6V current flows faster, mAh is "used" faster

SO

heat is another thing, not electrical, yup, it can change the resistence of the battery, yup, if you should have a battery at 50°C! :p

No one battery reach that temperature, it's too mouch, now mine is at 18.7°C and the cpu is at 36°C

the temperatures are different

you have to know that the ammount of Ah decrese with the temperature, it's the "bug" of li-ion tech

what i would say? you have to know you will not have the nominal mAh value after 1 year of usage, it could lose about the 20% of nominal capacity

that's why battery loses "time of usage"

understand? ;)
[HTC One X] demarton:
svc center

Anyone ever tried asking HTC service center to replace the battery for us?

the would have the one X+ battery in stock, and hoepfull have proper prof to do the surgery also, do you think they will do it?

I'm might ask them sometime this/next weekend, curious.
[HTC One X] BanBoo:
I've already asked the German support center... But they won't even sell me one to replace it by myself.
[HTC One X] crnkoj:
hmm, im quite intrigued by this, but getting the battery seems next to impossible or what? anyone has a good source for it?
[HTC One X] pushu.x:
I called today Htc regarding a totally different matter, but asked about the possibility of changing the battery on my HOX with one of the HOX+ in their service with out loosing my warranty. They said no... BUT... They also said something about upgrading free-of-charge the current battery on the phone in the immediate future.

Rgds.

Pushu.X

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] ergotelis:
Guys, i want to make some comments, as i use a lot lithium batteries in different projects and i want to clarify some things:

-First of all, the extra 0,1V has nothing to do with the duty cycle.

-Lithium batteries are rated in voltage, when fully charged, what will be the voltage when they run at 0,5C, after a specific time period.

0,5C means "half charge amperage" if this battery is 2100mah rated, then 0,5C means that we run it @ 1,05amp.

So, 3,8V is the voltage @ 1,05amp, when fully charged. If the other battery is rated 1800mah and 3,7V, it means that this battery @0,9amp has a voltage of 3,7V. I don't know the time that they measure the voltage(as voltage discharge curve in not flat or linear) in this standard, but i am pretty sure that this is how they rate the lithium batteries. (Think about this, all lithium batteries are rated in different amp draw,different work load!)

-The extra 0,1V, the extra weight,the extra mah but the same size, make me believe that they used a different chemistry(still around lithium) in the 2100mah battery, which has less resistance and higher energy density.

-One more point, 2040mah is the minimum rate, another standard of measuring, but i would expect that most of the batteries will have more than 2100mah in discharge.

-More about battery performance, a very simplified example. Lets say that we have a device, that consumes 0,3amp per hour. If we use a 0,9Ah capacity battery and a 1,8Ah battery, the difference won't be just double runtime. If we drain 0,3amp from a smaller battery, the battery has a higher "workload", more voltage drop. The 1,8Ah battery, will more easily take out this task, won't suffer the same voltage drop. The difference in performance will be more than just double performance.

Concluding, 0,1V extra means less internal resistance, means less heat of the battery(higher internal resistance means higher temperature),means more capacity. Adding the fact that we are talking about a higher mah battery,a different chemistry, the difference between the batteries will be more than just a 15-16% difference, i am expecting about 25% and maybe more. I think that the first test that we have show the same result.
[HTC One X] BanBoo:
Someone found a page to order one already? I think its very strange that I can't get any result if I enter the model bm35100 in Google... Same for parts like housing and stuff. :confused:
[HTC One X] MickyMax:
Someone found where to buy this battery? The modified One X is even alive? :D
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
This is awesome :D
[HTC One X] tanwg:
Great news! But I will wait till my contract finishes before doing this. That will be like another 1year+ and by then we should see lots of this battery on eBay.
[HTC One X] fi3ry_icy:
in essence the one x was a guinea pig with us users as live test subjects for improvement for the one x+..

htc has done it again by alienating us loyal customers..
[HTC One X] marko987:
...

I opened a thread here in general OFENSIVE ON HTC to get some help with asking htc to replace our battery in service centers till now some members got answer from htc that is not a problem if we pay battery and service but we need to see will service centers do that or not.
[HTC One X] Demostrike:
I'd be interested to see you stress test it (using stability test from market) from 100% to flat with radio on and screen at full to see how long it gets, is that possible? :) (My stock would struggle getting 1.5h/2h with this.)
[HTC One X] michallp:
The same in Poland. No paid replacement, no selling. I can only replace battery with the same model (HOX).

They said if anything changes, they'd update website, so only I can do is checking.
[HTC One X] prokshit:
Guys guys guys!

Hey guys.. I did some digging and found out that the one x+ has Gorilla glass 2! and the Red and black version back battery door is just awesome!

so i just wanted to ask if we could swap them to One X..

( IF WE COULD FIND THEM! :P )
[HTC One X] crnkoj:
Well you would have to replace the whole display and the back cover. All that is left than is the mobo, perhaps just sell your one x and buy a one x+?
[HTC One X] prokshit:
LOL.. :D! so Rs.3.5k body and Rs.2.5k display and another Rs.2k battery... total Rs.8k for total revamp(in Indian Rupees) huh?.... interesting.
[HTC One X] zakhaque:
hey guys, since the launch of the One X I have unfortunately had a few problems with the device, HTC put it down to bad luck, i put it down to bad quality control.... anyways... I have had it in 2 different repair centres and I have recently contacted them both directly without going via HTC to see if they would sell me the One X+ battery as a one off transaction. I have not yet had any response, if anybody in the UK would like to try these 2 companies:

Regeneris (Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire) - This one is used by HTC

SBE Ltd (Ashford, Kent) - This one is used by T-Mobile

In the past I have also had phone repairs from Unipart Logistics (Nuneaton) I will try them next if the above 2 fail - This one is used by Vodafone.

Z
[HTC One X] gwuhua1984:
I was wondering about this when HOX+ was officially announced, thanks for confirming that. Now, you think you going to try to put HOX+ CPU onto HOX?
[HTC One X] niksssss:
Hey guys ! Do you have any idea if the back cover from the HOX+ is the same as the HOX, becouse it looks really sick !
[HTC One X] dragonov88:
nice tutorial.. i never thought that we can open the case..
[HTC One X] timlambo:
It uses a little different method of finishing, but otherwise the same in look, only a little different in feel. The feel is said to be the same as the 8x by HTC, but I can't confirm that as I don't own any of those 2 devices.
[HTC One X] niksssss:
Well the camera has a red ring and the beats logo is bigger ! Also is there a difference in the feel between the black and the white hox cover ?
[HTC One X] spookamiester:
I read this thread and had a go at pulling apart my OneX. All went well and was interesting having a look around at what powers the beast.

Now I'm ordering a new case due to a few knocks from previously dropping the phone and waiting for somewhere to buy a one x+ battery. If anyone finds a link then please share. Managed to thoroughly clean the front camera too as it was "smokey" with dust, much better

Here are a couple of tips from my experience of dismantling.

1)REMOVE SIM HOLDER FIRST!!!

I bent mine, managed to bend it back but it was a pain. If you take it out first it's fine but I didn't think as I was more concerned about the battery glue pulling apart

2) The power button is a pain in the ass. Seems the pokey down bit goes on the left but it is really fiddely to get it back in the slot.

Apart from that it was really straight forward. These are sturdy devices and took more pressure than I thought.

Of course you should take caution whilst attempting to dissect an expensive handset but I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to take apart/put back together.

Thanks for the video and encouragement. Now I'm confident enough to turn my black one x into a white one x and hunt for a bigger battery

:D
[HTC One X] prokshit:
Guys Any News on battery .. and what about the modded One X? how is it doing? plz reply i come hear daily and find the same posts.
[HTC One X] GioBlacK92:
Where can I buy this battery? 6 hours of screen on is impossible *.* I want it, NOW
[HTC One X] zakhaque:
Hey all,

I sourced the batteries, there is a shop in Coventry, UK that has them in stock, 45 GBP.

A bit pricey!

I can always ask to see if they will discount for bulk purchase.... how many UK people interested? or EU users... shipping costs will be in addition.

for people who want to pay 45 GBP, the shop is :

http://mobilephonesrepairs.co.uk/contact.html

Zak
[HTC One X] essakas:
if its the real thing and the price drops, i would be in :D
[HTC One X] BanBoo:
I can't see the stocks on the page. Did you called them and asked for the battery? I've just send them a email how much the delivery to Germany is. But no answer yet...
[HTC One X] mangeh:
I'd be interested depending on the price you can get, i live in Sweden.
[HTC One X] ergotelis:
Me too, i am from Greece!
[HTC One X] spookamiester:
This should answer most questions about that site. I'm a little cautious if I'm honest

Hi is anyone there?

You are currently being served by

Phones Repairs Team

Phones Repairs Team

Hi, how can we help you today? =)

You (click to change)

Hey, I was wondering if you have replacement one X+ batteries to sell

Phones Repairs Team

Yes cost £45

14 day original battery

You (click to change)

You mean 14 day delivery?

Phones Repairs Team

No 14 day mean the phone was return to company but battery mean used for less than 14 day

We have them in stock

You (click to change)

Oh right, Do you think they will lower in price in the future?

Phones Repairs Team

Don't no

You (click to change)

How about if bought in bulk?

Phones Repairs Team

No we don't do bulk

Very hard to get

You (click to change)

Ok, no worries. How would I go about ordering one

Phones Repairs Team

Pay by PayPal

You (click to change)

and how much would it be for delivery/how long would it take?

Phones Repairs Team

Send me your email address so l sent you PayPal invoice

Take upto 2 working day

You (click to change)

send it to [email#########@hotmail.co.uk[/email] and I'll get back to you when I'm ready to order

Phones Repairs Team

We only have 1 left

Hurry as it can sell anytime

You (click to change)

Sounds a bit suspect after you said you had "them" in stock, that's plural

Phones Repairs Team

We only have 1 left

We can save it for you

You (click to change)

Fair enough, send me the invoice and I'll have a think about it. if it's gone it's gone. I'm not in desperate need for it.

Phones Repairs Team

Ok

You (click to change)

Thanks​

Key points are

They won't sell in bulk

They are 14 day return batteries which isn't a bad thing but definitely seem pricey

They're apparently limited in stock (sounds like pressure selling)

2 day delivery

£45

EDIT:

I just checked the "invoice" that was sent to me. It is a simple Paypal money request with a note attached that says HTC One X battery. Not even One X+

I've attached an image. This seems off. I know we're all desperate to get these batteries but I think sending £45 to a stranger as a money request with nothing more than an incorrect label is a little bit dodgy

UPDATE: I checked back and they confirmed that it is the one X battery that they stock, not the one X plus. False alarm people.

Thanks for searching though
[HTC One X] neuTrue:
@Spookamiester:

Take my advice and forget it. It doesn't worth the risk!

By the way, the real price of a new battery is in range of $55~$85 (~34GBP), and it depends from where you source it.
[HTC One X] spookamiester:
I know, there is no way I am accepting that transaction lol.

By "depends where you source it" do you mean you have places to purchase the battery?
[HTC One X] neuTrue:
About the warning, sometimes I think people are rational enough to not proceed in an stupid action, however they end up astonishing me every single time with the results. Thankfully, you aren't one of them. ;)

Regarding the battery, I asked couple of shops for One X+ battery ,and in addition to N82 housing (different story). Only 2 of them told me that they can provide me with the battery ,and only if I paid and waited for one week. I wasn't interested at that time, but I am pretty sure they are depending on the same supplier.

The point here is don't count on online stores, you are better of going to any mobile repairing centers/shops, and ask them for the battery or if they could supply you with one.
[HTC One X] ub3rx:
Any new leads on where we can find these batteries ?