Soldato
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I've been in touch with Anker who've confirmed that the Note 4 battery is now discontinued and will no longer be stocked in the UK.
instock on amazon atm
I've been in touch with Anker who've confirmed that the Note 4 battery is now discontinued and will no longer be stocked in the UK.
The last one I used on my Note4 before I gave it to my father was an Anker one bought about a year and a half ago. Still going well. Obviously it hasn't full screen coverage.Has anyone managed to find a good glass screen protector, this 2.5d screen is a pain.
instock on amazon atm
If anyones interested on amazon, they have the Anker 3220mAh Li-ion Battery for Samsung Galaxy Note 4 going for £7.99 at the moment, go through todays deals and look under Electronics, been using one of those batteries since around september, i'm tempted to getting a spare.
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Another great feature thing i bought for it so i can preseerve the micro usb plug as much as i can, this.
who did you send it to? I would have though they'd put a new mainboard in there
Display on mine is completely fried now. I think i'll just bin it and buy a cheap android phone to tide me other till the S8 is released.
On reflection, my note 4 has been the most unreliable phone i've ever owned lol.
My new replacement N4 still being very strange like others have said, I don't rate stock at all. Fortunately Dr Ketan has released a new version of his ROM, so will update before my holiday and hope I don't have to deal with these issues abroad.
Phone insurance through Barclays (think it's Lifestyle something who handle it), the phone was completely borked and they simply replaced with a new unit.
one spot (not a normal area) got very hot and the battery started draining at about 1% every 30 seconds and it wouldn't recognise the sim - restarted it and same problem, had to remove battery for a few seconds and then it restarted without the battery drain but wouldn't recognise sim until it had cooled - not good. Sadly seems to be a bit of a glitchy device.