hotshot

i fullcharged my nokia 6600 yesterday at night and after 10 hrs of not using it, the charge was down by one bar.it normally goes down by one bar only if it is used a lot.can someone help me with this???plz.
can anyone plz send a solution to dis to

heartbomb

i fullcharged my nokia 6600 yesterday at night and after 10 hrs of not using it, the charge was down by one bar.it normally goes down by one bar only if it is used a lot.can someone help me with this???plz.
can anyone plz send a solution to dis to vpals03@yahoo.com?

hotshot

the cell is not over 10 months old and i use the genuine nokia charger,sometime use handsfree...

frontline

How many standby hours do you get out of it? There may not be anything wrong with it.

heartbomb

If the battery is somehow defective it is probably under warrenty for a year. You might be able to get it replaced by returning it to where you got it (If you can show it is defective). If it still holds a charge for a long time don't sweat it until it gets worse. but a battery is a wearable item. Especially with constant use. They are also replaced for very little money from some places online.

hotshot

yea maybe it's just the phone

frontline

You may have only had the phone for ten months, but how long did your carrier have it before you bought it? If you have any doubts, get a new genuine Nokia battery. Avoid knock offs, counterfeit or third party batteries. a leaky or overcharged battery can ruin your day.

heartbomb

I have heard nothing but bad things concerning the Nokia phones and the length of their battery's.

Has anybody actually had a Nokia that the battery lasts as long or or close to what it is suppose to?

frontline

There might be a couple of reasons because a cell phone is an electronic device.

The battery might be dying out. Also most Nokia batteries may look the same, but they won't work on different phones...like if you put a battery for a 6230 into an N-Gage. It'll power up showing the white screen, but it might power back down. Or maybe the firmware on the phone is dated, so it's unstable and eating up battery life. IDK...if you want to invest time and a little $$, take it to a care center.

hotshot

My mother has a nokia 3595, yep its an old phone. Well the battery is finally starting to crap out after 3 or 4 years of constant use. My father bought a nokia the same day she got her phone not sure on the model but I am pretty positive it is the same battery and his battery holds a charge for days. I haven't heard a lot of talk about the batteries being crap..But thats me..