4600mAh Battery for LG V20, High Capacity Replacement Battery for V20/Stylo 3/Stylo 3 Plus, BL-44E1F H910 H918 VS995 LS997 US996

There's another review here that uses a screenshot from an app that does not allow you to set the design capacity. If you don't set the design capacity, most battery health apps just show the configured capacity. I used AccuBattery, an app that lets you set the design capacity, to test this. You're going to have to cycle the battery all the way to 100% (even though accubattery advises you only charge to 80%) a few times and discharge fully before you get an accurate reading. In this screenshot, you see 4,421mAh. After about a week of charging and discharging, it's become more accurate. Other readings went as high as ~5,700 or as low as ~3,700. As it gather more data, it seems to be settling right around the advertised design capacity. The battery sure seems to last a long time. It's worth the extra few bucks for the increased capacity.

My phone was doing crazy stuff , cutting off at fifty percent charge , the battery power dissipated quickly. Now no worry , hold a good charge for a long time !!

This battery is very good quality. Fits well better in my V20 than previous back ups, but still a bit snug snapping back plate. Using a nice V20 silicone bevel case solves that issue fine. Battery life is okay if you follow break in instructions properly. Drain battery 3 times before getting maximum charge. Don't expect as long a charge cycle as description claims. Battery has a little better than average charge cycle.

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I haven't used it extensively but I can get a good 3 hours browsing the web age watching YouTube with this battery and it's still over 50%. The battery sits flush inside the phone so the cover can close. It's worth it. I was only getting 2 hrs with the old battery.

Bought to use during long flights. Works fine but a little heavier than I thought it would be. No issues going through security at the airport.

I began having issues with my phone and from experience I knew it was the battery. I'd purchased the last one here on Amazon a few years ago and it was so great that I was disappointed that the brand was no longer available. After some research I found this was the one with the least complaints so I made the purchase. The seller recommends allowing it to fully drain and then charge to one hundred percent 3-5x before using it as you normally would. I did just that and decided to go with 5x, in fact if you count the last full charge it would count as 6x. I'm writing this a few days later and unfortunately even though this battery is 4600mAh and the old one was only 3200mAh AND had a few years of constant use, it doesn't hold it's charge any longer than my last battery before it started giving me issues. I've learned not to use the word "never" so I'll just say I'm hoping not to ever need to purchase this one again.

Since I am still waiting for replaceable battery phones to return, I have several of these and an external battery charger. This way I always have at least one spare battery for my phone.