How to use the HTC HD2 Water Damage Indicator

How to use the HTC HD2 Water Damage Indicator


To be filed under “Every day is a School Day!”.

During a chat about Mobile ‘Phones, my good friend Matt Barton over at Ostrich IT pointed out to me that my HTC HD2 mobile ‘phone was showing the “Water Damage Indicator” on its battery.

This was news to me, as I didn’t know such an indicator existed! A quick Google Seach shows that most ‘phones now feature this indicator, which turns from White to Red if the ‘phone suffers “Water Damage”.

As seen in the image below, the battery on the left has a White indicator – and so is ok. The battery on the right has a Red indicator, which shows water damage.

HTC HD2 Batteries with Water Damage Indicators

I’ve certainly not let my HD2 get wet, but as the spare battery that is affected lives in my laptop bag – I guess it could easily have gotten damp at some point.

 


RICHARD TUBB

Richard Tubb is one of the best-known experts within the global IT Managed Service Provider (MSP) community. He launched and sold his own MSP business before creating a leading MSP media and consultancy practice. Richard helps IT business owner’s take back control by freeing up their time and building a business that can run without them. He’s the author of the book “The IT Business Owner’s Survival Guide” and writer of the award-winning blog www.tubblog.co.uk

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3 thoughts on How to use the HTC HD2 Water Damage Indicator

CAT CRAVEN

27TH MARCH 2012 15:54:16

The HD2 is so hard to get hold of in the UK nowadays. It’s a shame because it’s possibly the best of the Windows 6.5 phones. It’s the one I always found the most practical anyway. I know you can buy refurb units from MobiCit and one or two other places around here, but getting your hands on new HD2's in bulk at a reasonable price is so difficult. I was just wondering if people could tell me what sort of quality you can expect from a refurbished model? I’m not expecting them to be sparkling but would appreciate something functional and decent in appearance…

RICHARD TUBB

28TH MARCH 2012 11:16:12

Cat - in bulk, I'm not so sure - but the HTC HD2 is still available via eBay from Private Sellers.

DRUSILLA PETRINA

17TH APRIL 2012 05:47:17

for that price, your not going to locate a phone that will do as much that is still fast and possesses a fantastic size screen.

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