3600mah Battery or 1900mah? for HTC Sentation 4G

[forzaditalia]

Hey Guys,
I just bought this phone from T-Mobile with a 49.99 4G Data Plan, is much better than my piece of crap Samsung Indulge from Metro, (that phone was still a useless brick with the 3600mah ext. battery, just a comment)

I'm currently happy with the battery life of this phone, but I have found a 3600mah made by Mugen and of course, it comes with a special cover because of the size; listed for $94.00 at google shopping, and there is also the another one made by Seidio for about $50 bucks with a 1900mah capacity.

has anyone tried one of these yet? They say that Mugen is good quality, i don't know about the other one.

 

[rethsny]

Link please.

 

[colnago]

...has anyone tried one of these yet? They say that Mugen is good quality, i don't know about the other one.

FWIW, from what I've read on other phone forums, Mugen is highly regarded as far as quality (i.e. mAh ratings are fairly accurate, though no mfg. is making 100% issue free products, and, "they don't catch on fire" ). I was going to order the extended battery for my Nokia N900, until the screen got wet and the backlight went out.

As far as Seidio, I've had multiple extended batteries for other phones from them. All worked as advertised, no issues.

 

[MooseJaw]

I have been using the 1900 mA batteries I got from ChiChi Tech. Two batteries and wall charger for $37. It has been two months of intense use and I get about 25% more life with the 1900 over the 1520 batteries. My phone also does not get as hot with the new batteries.