what does /g/ think of these replaceable batteries/battery cases

>>59438210
The zerolemon is nice, no idea about mophie though.
the meme is having an incredibly thick and heavy phone so I'm carrying around a replacement battery instead.

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What do people do with their phones that you manage to drain the entire battery in a single day? Play video games?

My 7+ easily lasts an entire day and usually has 40% or more left when I get back home

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Also available in a version where it comes with a phone

The zerolemon for the Galaxy s3 was awesome and still okay as a daily driver. The one for the Note 3 however was just to bulky and i had random reboots with it. It is hard to find a normal sized battery in good quality.

>>59438646
I watch Netflix 8 hours a day at my job

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ZeroLemon makes some nice stuff, not too sure about Mophie but they have good reviews. I have a ZeroLemon 8500 mAh extended battery case for my Note 4 and also my Galaxy S7 Active (which ZeroLemon just introduced mere weeks ago).

The Note 4 now gets upwards of 3+ days of battery life (because it's powered only by the 8500 mAh battery alone) but the Galaxy S7 Active is giving me almost 6 DAYS of battery life on a full charge because it's the 8500 mAh battery + the internal 4000 mAh battery in the Active itself.

The Active extended battery even has a full size USB port in the side of it to charge ANOTHER device if I want which is damned awesome and it supports QuickCharge 2.0 pass-through so I can charge the Active's internal battery faster while charging the 8500 mAh completely separately at the same time (which I do once every ~5+ days or so).
Seriously, I get close to 6 days of use with over 18 hours of SOT (screen on time) not even breaking a sweat on the Active now. I can do anything I damned well please and I know I'll never have to worry about running out anytime soon.

Yes it's thicker (almost 3/4" thick) but again the battery life is worth it - I don't have to carry a charger/cable with me at any time, I don't have to worry about plugging in, none of that.

It's absolutely worth it unless you're a pussy that can't stand carrying a bulky case/device and instead prefer to be a pretty boy punk bitch that emotes "LOOK AT ME, LOOK AT MY PRETTY SHINY PHONE..." which means most of you.

Real men (and even real women) don't give a flying fuck about what a smartphone looks like, they give a fuck about it working without fail for as long as possible between charges. If you need your device to run non-stop for days, ZeroLemon hardware is highly recommended.

No, I'm not a shill but who the fuck cares.

>>59438659

>10,000 mAh battery
>still barely lasts two days in regular use

Seriously, read the reviews, people that spend money on that device are pissed about it because while it may indeed be a 10,000 mAh battery it's a shitty battery which basically means it works like a 3,000 mAh quality one hence nowhere near what the claimed mAh rating should provide.