Aftermarket Nokia N95 battery gets biggie-sized
A Chinese manufacturer by the name of Yoobao decided to concoct a battery for Nokia's N95 that crosses the line of "freakishly gigantic." With stats that see capacity upped half again from the standard in-box battery (that's a total of 1,400 milliamp hours, mind you), it's anything but easy on the eyes -- but we just know there are some owners out there willing to make the sacrifice to own The N95 That Wouldn't Die.
Filed under: Peripherals, Nokia
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Ben @ Jul 12th 2007 3:40PM
this might *ALMOST* be worth it...but.so.ugly!
Al @ Jul 12th 2007 3:56PM
Chinese Batteries -OR- How to turn your N95 into a grenade
Geoff @ Aug 3rd 2007 4:18PM
Why should batteries be dangerous just because they are made in China?
Have you looked at your genuine Nokia N95 battery to see where it was made? Mine was made in . . . . China.
Anthony @ Jul 12th 2007 5:36PM
That it so stupid. Why couldn't they just make a 1200 mah? It wouldn't look like I have a Camero spoiler on the back of my phone & it would equal my E70 in talk/standby.
Leo @ Jul 12th 2007 7:07PM
so this is why the iPhone battery is not removable.
Geoff @ Aug 3rd 2007 4:10PM
Please EndGadget - DELETE the discussion-spoiling Spam above from Danny Ray - and preferablty block such posts.
Al @ Aug 3rd 2007 4:23PM
I think all the cases of exploding phones were due to unlicensed batteries that came from China.