It has bloated so much that I've broken several clips on the back cover trying to force it onto the phone. APL ( talk) 04:43, 29 March 2010 (UTC) Reply I've got a Nokia 6234 whose (original) battery is on its last dying legs.
If you google for "Exploding phone" you'll find several stories, mostly from China, about cell-phones that have gone off like hand grenades and killed or maimed their users. Our country is not that keen in garbage segregation yet.- 121.54.2.188 ( talk) 01:40, 29 March 2010 (UTC) Reply What could have happened? Well, it's a long shot, but it could have literally exploded. I think it was collected with the other trash last week. I also told my folks not to buy cheap but unreliable phones anymore. Is it an NiMH battery ? StuRat ( talk) 01:36, 29 March 2010 (UTC) Reply No idea what type of battery it is, the battery seems to be a cheap knock off and have no other labels aside from what I said above. There was no marking in the battery itself, just 3.7 V and the company's name.- 121.54.2.188 ( talk) 01:09, 29 March 2010 (UTC) Reply It certainly sounds like a good idea to dispose of it, but I believe cell phone batteries contain toxic substances so should be disposed of properly, not just tossed in the trash. Anyways, what caused its bloating and what could have happened if we have left it inside the phone. Anyways, I threw it away just in case it would explode or something.
It looked like a bag of potato chips rather than a sleek rectangular battery. One of my father's cellphone battery seems to be bloated.
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