Seidio Samsung Galaxy S III 3,500 mAh Innocell Battery and Desktop Cradle hands-on
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Specifically, it’s the Seidio 3,500 mAh Innocell Extended battery and Desktop Cradle that we’re getting our hands on this time around. On one side, power users will appreciate the extra juice they’ll get out of the beefy sized battery, which happens to retail for $69.95 for the non-NFC one and $74.95 for the NFC equipped version. Conversely, the Seidio Desktop Cradle for the Samsung Galaxy S III would make a nice addition to any bedroom nightstand – as it perfectly allows you to charge your smartphone nearby while sleeping. Sporting a price point of $29.95, it’s also compatible with a wide-range of other Samsung smartphones – like the Samsung Skyrocket, Epic 4G Touch, Galaxy S II, Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy Note, Google Nexus S, and Google Nexus S 4G. Without further wait, let’s take a quick peek at how these two accessories stack up.
Seidio Samsung Galaxy S III 3,500 mAh Innocell Battery and Desktop Cradle hands-on Fullscreen
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25 Comments
1. jaytai0106 posted on 11 Sep 2012, 14:33 4 0
WOAH!! Big battery attachment!! Now I want to switch from my HTC One X to Galaxy S3
2. PhoneArenaUser posted on 11 Sep 2012, 14:39 9 2
Why not to Motorola RAZR MAXX HD (when it will be available) ? :)
4. PhoneArenaUser posted on 11 Sep 2012, 15:04 2 0
I also like how looks Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX HD, more than Samsung Galaxy S III. :)
7. PhoneArenaUser posted on 11 Sep 2012, 15:17 2 1
Agree, you can't.
19. doejon posted on 11 Sep 2012, 20:11 0 0
i mean the battery of razer maxx just like htc one x..
or im wrong?
22. PhoneArenaUser posted on 12 Sep 2012, 02:34 0 0
No, you are not wrong, that's why I wrote "Agree, you can't.".
12. jaytai0106 posted on 11 Sep 2012, 15:52 1 0
Because I'm on at&t :/ otherwise I would have went with Razr Maxx when I had the chance to upgrade. big battery = my love. I'm not a power user, so spec comes after the battery life.
13. PhoneArenaUser posted on 11 Sep 2012, 16:01 0 0
Ok, I see. :)
23. PhoneArenaUser posted on 12 Sep 2012, 04:59 0 0
Yes, but it is still more than default Samsung Galaxy S III 2100 mAh battery. :D
25. 2LiveStu posted on 12 Sep 2012, 11:02 0 0
actually the Razr HD is 2500
the Razr Maxx HD is 3300
5. ghostnexus posted on 11 Sep 2012, 15:04 1 0
http://www.amazon.com/QCell-Extended-Compatible-GT-i9300-T-mobile/dp/B00757ERD2/ref=cm_cr
_pr_product_top 96 people can't be wrong
9. Mercenary posted on 11 Sep 2012, 15:32 1 1
The phone is pretty and this makes it prettier
*Fake story*
14. McLTE posted on 11 Sep 2012, 16:12 2 0
for the love of all that is holy.. would you PLEASE stop holding the phone like a freaking retard in those pics? It's OK to see your thumb!
16. richardyarrell2011 (banned) posted on 11 Sep 2012, 17:22 2 1
I love my pebble blue baby my Galaxy S3 on Tmobile. I get 18hrs heavy use and 33hrs battery life light use. I am very happy with the stock battery I may just buy another 2100mAh battery. Other wise I will purchase the upcoming Galaxy Note 2 on day one when it lands on Tmobile and will have the best of both worlds. Samsung rules in this space especially on Tmobile...
17. Angkor posted on 11 Sep 2012, 17:44 0 0
Can Seidio made 3,500 mAh Innocell battery thin like original and internal?
18. alexanderOmar posted on 11 Sep 2012, 17:46 0 0
nicee .. but i get this in the middle east ?!!
21. antonywan posted on 12 Sep 2012, 01:14 0 0
but why the cover is black colour, my phone is Blue.... NO NFC also is the issue
24. PostalJim posted on 12 Sep 2012, 09:28 0 0
I prefer to go the spare battery route as I like to have a case on my device. The extended batteries are great, just precludes one from using a case. :\
