I have a Nokia N95 8gb mobile. It doesn't charge. Ive tested it with...

[Nazeem]

...different chargers. Same problem.? What do you think is wrong with it?

Would it be better to sell it for spares or get it fixed?

I put in a spare battery and it works great. Not a single scratch on it.
Max

No, it doesn't. Just had one with charge in it so put it in and mobile works fine.

Ive actually tried 2 wall socket chargers and my car charger and doesn't charge

[MaxHeadroom]

Does the spare battery charge?

[MaxHeadroom]

Does the spare battery charge?

[Reza]

No, i had the same problem, its the battery that's faulty.

[ringo1968]

This phone does have a history of battery related problems. The battery is very slim and does not last very long and has a poor storage capacity. If you use it for a couple of hours the power quickly drains away.

[ringo1968]

This phone does have a history of battery related problems. The battery is very slim and does not last very long and has a poor storage capacity. If you use it for a couple of hours the power quickly drains away.

[yhs4260]

In most situations the actual fault will be the internal charging capacitor or internal connection failure. Rarely is it the charger or even battery.

As that handset is still worth around £130 it would make sense to have it repaired.

Nokia handsets also have a two year warranty and due to the unique way that Nokia serialise there handsets most repair centres will not even require a proof of purchase.

If it is outside of warranty the repair cost would be around £45.