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I bought this battery on the strength of the other reviews. I was wary at first as it is less than half price of an official HTC battery, but I am very pleased with the purchase.My Sensation would be dead after 8 hours (from 100% at 8.30am to 10% at 4.30pm), this was with a handful of phone calls, texting throughout the day, Facebook and news updates and the occasional blast on a game. I knew the battery life was poor prior to buying the phone, but didn't realise how bad it actually was. HTC seem to think it is OK to fob their customers off by telling us we can achieve a greater battery time by switching notifications and settings off, and limiting the time we use the phone. I am sorry, but this just does not cut it. HTC should ensure battery life is optimal, and as standard, it clearly isn't as this battery lasts a lot longer!With the Anker battery, the phone left on idle stays on 100% for over 8 hours and I assume would last a couple of days if left on stand-by. With my regular use throughout the day I am now going home from work with nearly 50% left, rather than 10-5% on power save! It also seems to run cooler (my pocket and battery indicator app confirm this).I ensured to charge the battery whilst the phone was switched off. This took just over 2 hours. For the first few days I made sure to use the phone even more than usual and the battery still held up all day! I can leave everything on (gps, wifi, etc).I highly recommend this battery. So far it has proved to be a worthy investment; however, it will be interesting to see how long it lasts before having to buy a new one. I am surprised (and almost angry) that HTC chose not to use a higher powered battery as standard? It would be interesting to hear their reasoning as to why, as it is insulting to think they have the option of a higher mAh battery available.One issue I have is with the conflicting warranty - the leaflet says 1 year, the packaging says 6 months? Either way it is nice to know you are covered by a manufacturer's warranty, regardless of how long it lasts.5 stars for now and will update in 6 months of use.

Fantastic bracket especially for the price. Although heavy in weight this fitted on a plasterboard wall-used extra plasterboard screws.The extension is brilliant allowing my 42" led tv to turn 90 degrees.

First up, this is a very well made product. I would without doubt recommend this television mount, if that is what you are looking for.The metal is very strong and thick. I have installed this in my house and it currently has a large 50" Plasma television mounted to it. The old kind. The old really really heavy kind. And because the metal is so stiff and strong, this television is clearly not going to be budging any time soon.However, the one single bad point about the product, and hence the loss of the 1 star, making it only 4/5 star for me is the screws provided in the box to mount it to the wall. They simple don't work, and are nowhere near long enough to hold the unit on the wall.So my advice would be to buy this product as it is far substantially cheaper on Amazon than in the shops, but nip to B & Q beforehand and buy some long 100mm screws and some washers. Then bolt eight of them into the wall through the holes. Then your television won't be going anywhere at all!Lastly, the movable arm. It's perfect. The arm comes out so far from the wall, I can now watch Amazon Prime Movies from my garden on a hot summers day.

Fitted on a newly purchased Samsung JS9000 - 55 inch. Can confirm that it fits on a curved screen just fine. I didn't use the spacers, but they are there if you need them. The whole kit is very solid as all the reviews are saying. This is not coming off the wall in a hurry. Comes with a pack of screws, rawl plugs, washers, nuts and bolts of differing sizes.Couple of tips: like other reviewers I found the arm quite stiff at first - especially the section of the arm mounted close to the wall. To the point that I was almost tempted to loosen the bolt. Glad I didn't. I just applied WD-40 and worked the arm manually for a while and reapplied WD-40 until I was happy with it, before mounting. The level is a nice feature for mounting - well worth getting it right as the TV will look sloped otherwise. The second tip is think about positioning. The connection of the arm to the wall plate is not in the centre, but just line up that connection with where you want it on the wall not the middle of the plate. Also as the arm has two sections, when you extend it, the TV will come out and go either right or left initially then back central once the section of the arm near the wall comes into play. I used this to my advantage as coming out to the right on half extension meant the sweet spot of the TV was better for me. To do this though I had to mount it upside down - i.e. with the level towards the bottom of the bracket, if you catch my drift. You'll see what I mean. Last tip. Make sure you have or buy a half inch masonry bit. You really do not want to go big on the hole you drill into the wall as any play in the raw plug supplied will make the whole bracket unstable. Drill it snug and it mounts lovely. It's really a two man job as it weighs a few kilos - particularly for marking the holes on the wall. Lastly the fact that the TV plate sticks out on a curved screen (at the back because of the curve not beyond the sides so it's visible) is actually a plus in my eyes. You can grab onto it to position the TV instead of the sides of the TV - great for trying to look after an edge lit LED TV with regular movement. I swivel and position mine a lot for the TV sweet spot and to navigate the double alcove it is fitted in.All in all a really good product. One niggle - I only got 5 rawl plugs in my pack with the 6 screws - but I found 3 top fixings and 2 bottom were ample for a 55 inch LED TV.