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I emailed HTC when i first got my desire to ask if they produced a bigger battery and they said no but i could try the following:
eXpansys Extended Battery + Back Cover for HTC Desire (2600 mAh, Include Back Cover) #EXT_BAT_DESIRE - eXpansys UK
I ordered it straightaway but it has only just been released so only received it today, i will test it and let you know what its like.
The only trouble is that it nolonger fits my flip case, is it possible to buy case for the Desire with an extended battery?
Hey jaybo1973
I haven't seen any fresher info on portable charger than this thread (so if anyone does have newer info, I'd be interested as well).
I have the Pebble. I'm not getting as good usage out of it as the first fewer posters. But it has improved. I am now getting 2 charges of my Desire out of it, from desire battery at 18%. (Desire switched on, wifi/bluetooth/gps turned off, display off.) But my pebble has now only been 'discharged' 3 times now. Perhaps as it is used, its performance will improve.
Still, as the Desire battery isn't so great, the pebble is useful to have. Though I'll sit on the fence for now as far as recommendation is concerned.




If you keep a fully charged spare battery available, what percentage of its charge does it lose each day. IE - if I kept one for a week from fully charged, what would be its value at the end of the week? Also, can you charge the HTC batteries outside the phone?
Apparently Seidio batteries operate at about 80-85% of stated capacity... I guess this is within industry standards.
Unfortunately, the stock HTC batteries seem to operate at over 95% of stated capacity, so these Seidio batteries actually have less capacity as standard than the battery you just replaced.
Verified by independent testing:
XXX://batteryboss.org/ Calls Out False Capacity Claims![/url]
Stock HTC clocked in at 1357mAh
Seidio 1600mAh was rated at 1314mAh (82% of stated capacity)
edit: This forum should have a sticky linking to that page.
sorry but ALL NEW batteries have to recalibrated, especially for the HTC desire and nexus One.
1) switch on your smartphone, load until the led is green
2) turn off, load until the led is green (in the off state)
3) switch on your phone, if the boot is complete turn of your phone
4) load you phone until the led is green (in the off state)
5) turn it on --> so you have the full capacity!!!
This is a HTC-manual, if the battery doesn't reach his full capacity
OTHERWISE the battery rembember the old state and doesn't load "Over" the 1400mAh
I dont think the tester do this!
sorry for my bad english
Greetings from germany
even after calibration most of these aftermarket batts are rubbish (i say most, not all)
even after calibration most of these aftermarket batts are rubbish (i say most, not all)