Yeh, if a non-nokia battery damages your phone I guess it would be pretty obvious to the engineers. I wouldn't risk it - with a nokia battery at least you have a warranty
@Darkshine:
If thats the only thing that concerns you then you shouldn't worry.
Phones rarely explode. And yes, I should worry about my £500 device dying and nokia not repairing it under warranty because of some £10 chinese battery
Phones rarely explode. And yes, I should worry about my £500 device dying and nokia not repairing it under warranty because of some £10 chinese battery
As, I told you they wouldn't know. As some of the original Nokia's battery aren't that good. (Search google for: Nokia battery explosion or Nokia battery expanding)
The worst part is losing your arm. (Although, some are throwing an arm and leg to get n900 :P) --"Couldn't resist , I had to say it"
Anyway, I tried some of these extended batteries as far as I can tell, the only one that worked great with me was Japod (Cheaper and better than Nokia's original battery) and my cell phone still working fine.
