asot
19/09/13, 08:30:25
Greetings to friends from Spain
We are having a discussion on a Greek forum (http://www.myphone.gr/forum/showthread.php?t=354248), regarding the "option" offered from a Chinese seller (http://www.to2c.com/), concerning Jiayu G4 (latest 6589T model)
According to seller, G4 "thin" (http://www.to2c.com/jiayu-g4-mtk6589t-quad-core-1850mah-1-5ghz-4-7-inch-hd-ips-retina-screen-android-4-2-13mp-camera-1g-4g-smartphone.html) (with 1850mAh battery) model can accept easily the 3000mAh battery and a "large" back cover, making it easy to use both solutions (batteries) (with +$15)
Has anyone tried this solution (as presented in this video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBg8xeNgfIA))?
Any comments, especially from personal experience?
Do you believe that the same ROM will be OK for both batteries (1850 and 3000mAh)?
We are having a discussion on a Greek forum (http://www.myphone.gr/forum/showthread.php?t=354248), regarding the "option" offered from a Chinese seller (http://www.to2c.com/), concerning Jiayu G4 (latest 6589T model)
According to seller, G4 "thin" (http://www.to2c.com/jiayu-g4-mtk6589t-quad-core-1850mah-1-5ghz-4-7-inch-hd-ips-retina-screen-android-4-2-13mp-camera-1g-4g-smartphone.html) (with 1850mAh battery) model can accept easily the 3000mAh battery and a "large" back cover, making it easy to use both solutions (batteries) (with +$15)
Has anyone tried this solution (as presented in this video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBg8xeNgfIA))?
Any comments, especially from personal experience?
Do you believe that the same ROM will be OK for both batteries (1850 and 3000mAh)?