I have had numerous mobile phones over recent years, as I am sure most people have, and while none have been that brilliant, some have definitely been rubbish. The main problem I have ever had with my cellular phones has been with the battery. The cellular phone battery has either died or it just would not last long enough and I would need to get and carry a replacement battery.
I generally use my cellular phone a lot, both for work and for personal use, so having another battery is often worth it but having to replace a faulty or damaged battery is so annoying. My newest phone is working well but I would like a replacement battery for those times when I am not in the office.
Cell Phone Battery
These are the details of my current phone (yes, I know it is a bit old, I really should buy a new cellular phone):
Nokia 2128i
Quick Take: The Nokia 2128i is a basic candy bar phone for Verizon Wireless. Features include text and enhanced messaging, voice commands and dialing, a speakerphone, a voice recorder, polyphonic ring tones, a wireless Web browser, and an assortment of organizer applications. A built-in flashlight is an unusual offering normally seen only in camera phones. The Nokia 2128i also has a 65,536-color display, and it supports changeable faceplates. As a dual-band (CDMA 800/900) handset, it does not offer analog rooming. With service, it runs as cheap as $29.99.
So I guess the real question is do I spend the money getting a new Nokia 2128i mobile phone battery or do I just get a new phone with a better performing battery? Replacement batteries are reasonably inexpensive but a new phone would be great. Always decisions need to be made.