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moggie 939 | 09:58 Sun 30th May 2010 | Technology
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Hi
I have just bought a Vodaphone 533 payg phone (which is made by Sagem)
I only have it switched on for about 10 hours a day and rarely send texts or make calls - it is only for emergencies, yet I seem to have to charge it about every 3 days!

My previous older Motorola used the same only needed charging once a week. Why?

Can I purchase a 'superior' make/type battery which will last longer or am I missing the point somewhere

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Moggie
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Are you in an area of full reception? If not then your phone will increase its power consumption to maintain a good signal. The other problem is Sagem phones are cheap and you get what you pay for! Dont think you will be able to buy a better battery but you could buy a better phone.
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Yes reception good, but understand what you mean re 'cheap' My friend's more expensive Nokia lasts a lot longer.
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I bought a Nokia 1208 fairly recently which is a basic phone. I only use it occasionally but charging lasts a long time. Mind you, I don't recharge it until it gets really low. Around £30 from Tesco.
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