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You have to compare Voltage on your original Battery and the promoted one.<br />
I bet you need 4.4 V and the promothed one is 3.85V only. Is no good &nbsp;:-]
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You have to compare Voltage on your original Battery and the promoted one.
I bet you need 4.4 V and the promothed one is 3.85V only. Is no good  :-]

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Thanks Zvonko, <br />
&nbsp;They are all have the same 3.85V. &nbsp; Same as original.
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Thanks Zvonko,
 They are all have the same 3.85V.   Same as original.

compfixer101

Tiras25 IT monkey

tiras gans

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Got it thanks. &nbsp;If the vendor (amazon, newegg, etc) sells and specifying same model number of the phone. &nbsp;It should fit into the same phone right.
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Got it thanks.  If the vendor (amazon, newegg, etc) sells and specifying same model number of the phone.  It should fit into the same phone right.

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Brian B

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I want to replace my Galaxy Note 5 battery. &nbsp;It has 3000mAh. &nbsp;I see there's also 3300mAh and up to 3600mAh available for the same model. &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp;Would that be any issues if I replace it to the higher mAh? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks.
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I want to replace my Galaxy Note 5 battery.  It has 3000mAh.  I see there's also 3300mAh and up to 3600mAh available for the same model.  
 Would that be any issues if I replace it to the higher mAh?  

Thanks.

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