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All cell phone batteries are rechargeable. Many types of batteries are prevailing in the market and batteries can be selected by comparing various facilities provided by the manufacturers. It is always advisable to choose genuine batteries for your cell phone. Genuine batteries made by manufacturers of your cell phone provide guaranteed quality.

Rechargeable Type Battery

There are four basic types of rechargeable battery used in Mobile Phones
1. Nickel Metal Hydride (NIMH)
2. Nickel Cadmium (NiCd)
3. Lithium Ion (Li-Ion)
4. Lithium Polymer (Li-Polymer)

NIMH Cell phone battery (Nickel Metal Hydride)
A standard NiMH charger will help prevent overcharging and allow maximum capacity of charging for the best Talk time. Now with the NEW NiMH technology, overcharging is almost a thing of the past. MAHA C777 Universal Charger is available to charge most of your Cellular Phone Batteries.

Nickel Cadmium (NiCad)
This is a rechargeable battery that most people are familiar with. This technology has been around for many years, and rechargeable NiCad batteries are commonplace. Maintenance is very simple. You have to run the cell down before recharging.

Nickel Metal Hydride
Nickel Metal Hydride batteries claim to be superior to NiCad not only because they don't contain cadmium. They also are less prone to the "memory effect" problem and a discharge every week or two is ample, unlike NiCad which needs to be run down every other charge to retain their capacity. They also have a higher capacity in relation to their size and weight.
Lithium Ion (Li-Ion)

Li-Ion gives exceptional capacity for its size and weight, and does not suffer from the memory effect. This means that you can top up the charge whenever it is convenient. These batteries are not very expensive, and so they tend to be supplied only in top-end phones.

Lithium Polymer (Li-Polymer)
Li-Ploy is the newest and most advanced of all battery types. It has all the benefits of Li-Ion and they usually last twice as long as Li-Ion batteries.