Battery description | Rated capacity | Test results | Rated vs tested | Cost per amp hour | Cost+US S&H+tax | Remarks | Made possible by |
| Nexus One, OEM | 1400mAh | 1357mAh png/csv | 97% | $18.42 | $25, link | N1's OEM setting the bar high | MobilityDigest |
| N1, Seidio | 3200mAh | 2691mAh png/csv | 84% | $28.19 | $75.85, link | Well at least Seidio beat Mugen | Roto |
| N1, Seidio | 1600mAh | 1305mAh png/csv | 82% | $38.29 | $49.97, link | Seido's apparent playbook | Roto |
| N1, Cameron Sino oversized | 2400mAh | 2029mAh png/csv | 85% | $10.79 | $21.90, link | Not a bad deal, includes door | Roto |
| TP2 OEM standard issue | 1500mAh | 1414mAh png/csv | 94% | $10.60 | Seller may no longer be legit | Sean Graham | |
TP2 OEM, mini | 1100mAh | 96% | $7.57 | $7.98, link | OEM rated right | AT&T warranty | |
| TP2 Mugen | 1800mAh | 1414mAh png/csv | 79% | $24.01 | $33.95, link | Mugen is disputing our methods | Jeremy Riley |
| TP2 Mugen, exchanged | 1800mAh | 1256mAh png/csv | 70% | $27.03 | $33.95, link | Seriously Mugen? | Mugen, Jeremy |
| TP2 Seidio, light use 2 mos | 1750mAh | 1383mAh png/csv | 79% | ≤$28.56 | $39.50, link | Not new but still disappointing | Jason Weaver |
| TP2 No name #1 | 1500mAh | 1237mAh png/csv | 82% | $5.58 | $6.90, link | Package deal, two batts | Doug Simmons |
| TP2 No name #2, large | 3600mAh | 2466mAh png/csv | 69% | $8.02 | $19.85, link | Nowhere near claim, bad door | MobilityDigest |
| TP2 Fake OEM #1 | 1500mAh | 1210mAh png/csv | 81% | $5.17 | $6.26, link | Counterfeit, seller removed item | MobilityDigest |
| TP2 Fake OEM #2 | 1500mAh | 826mAh png/csv | 55% | $7.15 | $5.85, link | Bad counterfeit, seller refunded | Doug Simmons |
| TP2 Fake OEM #3 | 1500mAh | 1248mAh png/csv | 83% | $5.01 | $5.85, link | eBay seller ibestone still faking | Shawn Martell |
TP2 OEM, used 6 months | 1500mAh | 87% | ≤$11.47 | $14.99, link | Not bad for 6mos use | MobilityDigest | |
TP2 Andida, light use 4mos | 2000mAh | 60% | ≤$8.34 | $9.99, link | BS mAh but good cheapo | MobilityDigest | |
| TP2 Andida, new | 2000mAh | 55% | $9.07 | $9.99, link | Yikes, worse than the used one | Shawn Martell | |
| TP2 OEM, new | 2150mAh | 2150mAh png/csv | 100% | $18.36 | $39.47 TP2/AT&T | Jackpot! Boldface appropriate! | Wade Woosley |
| Hero, no name, oversized | 3200mAh | 56% | $6.14 | $10.99, link | Weak but cheap | Dan Mason | |
| Hero, Mugen, oversized | 3200mAh | 75% | $33.37 | $79.95, link | Wow Mugen, $80 for this? | Jason Triplett | |
| Incredible OEM used 1m | 1300mAh | 98% | $25.95 | $32.93, link | Okay but phone can take 1500s | Jasper Williams | |
| EVO 4G stock OEM | 1500mAh | 96% | $28.34 | $40.90, link | As expected OEM delivers | John Doward | |
| EVO 4G, Amzer | 1800mAh | $59.94, link | On the way people, relax! | Carl Willi | |||
| EVO 4G, Seidio, oversized | 3500mAh | 81% | $27.38 | $77.25, link | Not cheap but hey, best mAh | Carl Willi |
8/3/10
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