Need help looking for extra batteries!

[AMW1011]

Hello. I was wondering if anyone with a Warp could post a good picture, or what the model number of the battery used in the Warp. I would like to see if I can find it on the web. Thanks.

 

[ronk734]

I've been looking on E Bay. Phone is still new, and sooner or later the new batteries will be out, (I hope)

 

[HeroLau]

Hello. I was wondering if anyone with a Warp could post a good picture, or what the model number of the battery used in the Warp. I would like to see if I can find it on the web. Thanks.

You don't have Warp, Why you like to find one battery on the web?

PS: the model:Li3717T43P3h565751;1600mAh(6.0Wh);3.7v; and limited charge voltage:4.35v.

If someone can find a charger with 4.35v to charge the battery alone(seperate with phone); the capacity of Warp's battery can up to 1750mAh around. just try and verify it anyway.

 

[AMW1011]

I've been looking on E Bay. Phone is still new, and sooner or later the new batteries will be out, (I hope)

Almost all Android phones are variations of a select few OEM designs. I wouldn't be at all surprised to see that the battery in the ZTE Warp has been used in other phones as well. Gotta keep hoping, at least!

 

[marke123]

If someone can find a charger with 4.35v to charge the battery alone(seperate with phone); the capacity of Warp's battery can up to 1750mAh around. just try and verify it anyway.

Be careful overcharging any battery. They aren't designed to handle that and it could ruin the battery itself, and in that process the battery could actually catch on fire.

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries

 

[zte warp owner]

Here is a pix of the ZTE Warp OEM Battery:
I still have not found ANYWHERE that sells replacement batteries yet either!
I guess since the phone is still under 1 month old, we will have to wait a bit for them :-(

 

[HeroLau]

Be careful overcharging any battery. They aren't designed to handle that and it could ruin the battery itself, and in that process the battery could actually catch on fire.

Charging Lithium-Ion Batteries ? Battery University

Yes.

Should be ok if the charger own protect circuit. generally the charger will detect the charging status and stop charging if well.

 

[HeroLau]

I sent a mail to ZTE to ask if they can provide a seat charger with 4.35v output, thus we can have a larger battery anyway. wating their feedback................

 

[johhnyrockws]

I just found the batteries on Ebay and purchased two for $20 each! The seller's screen name is rgadhiya.

This is a U.S. seller out of Tucker, Georgia which is great too and shipping time shouldn't be too bad.