Hudra

I'm in a little crack here because my battery meeter on my X30 is going nuts. When I watch a movie without charging my X30, it shows like 60% battery left and then in a minute or two its saying that I need to turn the device off because my battery, as the pocket pc said is lower then 25%. I have two types of batteries, the normal one and an extra life battery. Is it a common problem? Or do I need to "teach" my X30 on how mutch battery life the batery realy has?

70351

I purchased an aftermarket battery shortly after buying my X30 just to have a spare. After less than a year of use my extended (aftermarket) battery would do the same thing you describe here.

In my case the battery was just losing it's overall capacity when a real load was applied to it (such as a real application running). Although my X30 meter stated 60 or so percent battery capacity, I would receive the 'Turn off your device' message just as you have after only a few moments of actual use.

It's likely the battery in question has lost it's ability to achieve a complete charge and last throughout a normal discharge cycle.

Hudra

Thank you for the advice.