Cameron Sino replacement battery 1800mAh 6.84Wh for Moto G 2nd Gen
Rechargeable 3.8 V lithium-ion cell delivers 1800 mAh and 6.84 Wh to restore Motorola Moto G 2nd Generation, 4G, Forte and T1028 series phones
- 1800mAh capacity keeps your Moto G running longer
- 84Wh energy rating delivers reliable daily power
- Replaces original ED30 and SNN5932A part numbers exactly
- Fits Moto G 2nd Gen, 4G, Forte and multiple XT models
- 8V Li-ion chemistry matches factory voltage specification
Direct replacement for Moto G 2nd Gen
This Cameron Sino battery replaces part numbers ED30 and SNN5932A in the Moto G 2nd Generation and related models. It supplies 1800mAh capacity at 3.8V for 6.84Wh total energy. The lithium-ion cell restores original runtime for daily use.
Matches original specifications exactly
The cell is engineered to meet or exceed the factory voltage and capacity figures. No additional cables, tools or software are bundled; the unit fits directly into the existing battery compartment. Compatibility covers the listed XT model numbers without modification.
Limited to 3.8V nominal lithium-ion chemistry
The pack delivers a fixed 6.84Wh and cannot be fast-charged beyond the phone's built-in controller. It will not power devices that require a different voltage or higher watt-hour rating. Users needing extended capacity beyond 1800mAh must look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 1800mAh capacity keeps your Moto G running longer
- 84Wh energy rating delivers reliable daily power
- Replaces original ED30 and SNN5932A part numbers exactly
- Fits Moto G 2nd Gen, 4G, Forte and multiple XT models
- 8V Li-ion chemistry matches factory voltage specification
Specifications
| Brand | Cameron Sino |
|---|---|
| Model | Moto G, Moto G 2nd, Moto G 4G, Moto G Forte, Moto G2, T1028, T1028PP, T1032, XT1008, XT1028, XT1031, XT1032, XT1033, XT1036, XT1042, XT1045, XT1063, XT1064, XT1068, XT937C |
Questions about this item
How long will the 1800mAh lithium-ion cell last before it needs replacing?
The 1800mAh Li-ion cell is rated at 3.8V and 6.84Wh; under normal daily charging it typically delivers several hundred full cycles before run-time drops enough to warrant a swap.
What is the first limit you hit when the phone runs a heavy workload all day?
The 6.84Wh capacity is the limiting factor — sustained high drain will deplete the 1800mAh pack in a few hours, so the runtime ceiling appears before any thermal throttle.
Does the 3.8V pack get hot or noisy during continuous use?
The replacement cell has no moving parts and operates silently; it warms slightly under load but stays within normal lithium-ion temperature range for a smartphone battery.
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