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  • Our claim: We can deliver any laptop battery.
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Notebook batteries

The most purchased laptop batteries

L11119-855 original HP battery 41.04Wh HT03XL

L11119-855 original HP battery 41.04Wh HT03XL
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79.18 $
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GPM03 original Dell battery 97Wh 6-Cell (GPM03/6GTPY)

GPM03 original Dell battery 97Wh 6-Cell (GPM03/6GTPY)
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63.13 $
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IPC-Computer battery compatible to HP L11119-855 with 47Wh

IPC-Computer battery compatible to HP L11119-855 with 47Wh
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52.43 $
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WDX0R original Dell battery 42Wh

WDX0R original Dell battery 42Wh
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67.41 $
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0B200-03660500 original Asus battery 67Wh

0B200-03660500 original Asus battery 67Wh
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95.23 $
incl. Tax (19%)
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S26391-F1316-L200 original Fujitsu battery 72Wh

S26391-F1316-L200 original Fujitsu battery 72Wh
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63.13 $
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917724-855 original HP battery 70.07Wh 15.4V

917724-855 original HP battery 70.07Wh 15.4V
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95.23 $
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3HWPP original Dell battery 68Wh 15.2V

3HWPP original Dell battery 68Wh 15.2V
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95.23 $
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0B200-03680000 original Asus battery 42Wh

0B200-03680000 original Asus battery 42Wh
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69.55 $
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IPC-Computer battery AC14B8K (15.2V / 3600mAh) compatible to Acer AC14B8K with 55Wh

IPC-Computer battery AC14B8K (15.2V / 3600mAh) compatible to Acer AC14B8K with 55Wh
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47.08 $
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0B200-03580300 original Asus battery 42Wh

0B200-03580300 original Asus battery 42Wh
In stock
67.41 $
incl. Tax (19%)
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IPC-Computer battery compatible to HP 933321-855 with 46.74Wh

IPC-Computer battery compatible to HP 933321-855 with 46.74Wh
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40.66 $
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IPC-Computer battery 11.55V (Typ AP18C8K) compatible to Acer KT00304012 with 50Wh

IPC-Computer battery 11.55V (Typ AP18C8K) compatible to Acer KT00304012 with 50Wh
In stock
41.73 $
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807957-001 original HP battery 41Wh

807957-001 original HP battery 41Wh
In stock
67.41 $
incl. Tax (19%)
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L17L3P51 original Lenovo battery 45Wh

L17L3P51 original Lenovo battery 45Wh
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81.32 $
incl. Tax (19%)
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5VC2M original Dell battery 60Wh 7,6V (4 Cell)

5VC2M original Dell battery 60Wh 7,6V (4 Cell)
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89.88 $
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5B10W13933 original Lenovo battery 46Wh

5B10W13933 original Lenovo battery 46Wh
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78.11 $
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GJKNX original Dell battery 68Wh 4 cells/7.6V

GJKNX original Dell battery 68Wh 4 cells/7.6V
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102.72 $
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933321-855 original HP battery 50Wh

933321-855 original HP battery 50Wh
In stock
88.81 $
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5B10W13931 original Lenovo battery 51Wh

5B10W13931 original Lenovo battery 51Wh
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92.02 $
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KT.0030G.020 original Acer battery 50.29Wh 11.25V (Type AP18C8K)

KT.0030G.020 original Acer battery 50.29Wh 11.25V (Type AP18C8K)
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84.53 $
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851610-850 original HP battery 48Wh

851610-850 original HP battery 48Wh
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94.16 $
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M033W original Dell battery 63Wh (15,2V 4-cell)

M033W original Dell battery 63Wh (15,2V 4-cell)
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116.63 $
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DM3WC original Dell battery 60Wh

DM3WC original Dell battery 60Wh
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88.81 $
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6MT4T original Dell battery 62Wh

6MT4T original Dell battery 62Wh
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73.83 $
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IPC-Computer battery compatible to Lenovo L11S6Y01 with 58Wh

IPC-Computer battery compatible to Lenovo L11S6Y01 with 58Wh
49.22 $
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IPC-Computer battery compatible to Asus 0B110-00050400 with 48Wh

IPC-Computer battery compatible to Asus 0B110-00050400 with 48Wh
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Alternative for 719796-001 original HP battery 50Wh

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IPC-Computer battery compatible to HP 592078-001N with 63Wh

IPC-Computer battery compatible to HP 592078-001N with 63Wh
41.73 $
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IPC-Computer battery compatible to HP 493976-001N with 63Wh

IPC-Computer battery compatible to HP 493976-001N with 63Wh
41.73 $
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IPC-Computer battery compatible to Toshiba P000573310 with 56Wh

IPC-Computer battery compatible to Toshiba P000573310 with 56Wh
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IPC-Computer battery black compatible to Lenovo 121500256 with 37Wh

IPC-Computer battery black compatible to Lenovo 121500256 with 37Wh
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IPC-Computer battery black compatible to Lenovo 121500257 with 37Wh

IPC-Computer battery black compatible to Lenovo 121500257 with 37Wh
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IPC-Computer battery black compatible to Lenovo 35024240 with 37Wh

IPC-Computer battery black compatible to Lenovo 35024240 with 37Wh
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Alternative for 5B10K10176 original Lenovo battery 34Wh

Alternative for 5B10K10176 original Lenovo battery 34Wh
95.23 $
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IPC-Computer battery black compatible to Toshiba PA5195U-1BRS with 33Wh

IPC-Computer battery black compatible to Toshiba PA5195U-1BRS with 33Wh
31.03 $
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Alternative for A33N1332 original Asus battery 72Wh

Alternative for A33N1332 original Asus battery 72Wh
87.74 $
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IPC-Computer battery compatible to Lenovo SB10G04716 with 32Wh

IPC-Computer battery compatible to Lenovo SB10G04716 with 32Wh
31.03 $
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IPC-Computer battery compatible to Lenovo 5B10K10196 with 32Wh

IPC-Computer battery compatible to Lenovo 5B10K10196 with 32Wh
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Alternative for L17C2PB4 original Lenovo battery 30Wh

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The newest batteries in our assortment

0B200-04310000 original Asus battery 63Wh

0B200-04310000 original Asus battery 63Wh
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87.74 $
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5B11F29414 original Lenovo battery 59Wh

5B11F29414 original Lenovo battery 59Wh
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92.02 $
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C21P2101 original Asus battery 23.3Wh

C21P2101 original Asus battery 23.3Wh
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69.55 $
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40080389 original Medion battery 41Wh

40080389 original Medion battery 41Wh
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135.89 $
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5B11H56371 original Lenovo battery 41Wh (11.61V)

5B11H56371 original Lenovo battery 41Wh (11.61V)
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95.23 $
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6-87-NV4RS-74M00 original Clevo battery 73Wh

6-87-NV4RS-74M00 original Clevo battery 73Wh
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116.63 $
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EAC64808101 original LG battery 60Wh

EAC64808101 original LG battery 60Wh
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132.68 $
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EAC63738201 original LG battery 72Wh

EAC63738201 original LG battery 72Wh
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159.43 $
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5B11N45339 original Lenovo battery 75Wh

5B11N45339 original Lenovo battery 75Wh
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101.65 $
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L22D4PE0 original Lenovo battery 60Wh

L22D4PE0 original Lenovo battery 60Wh
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89.88 $
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XMV7T original Dell battery 68Wh

XMV7T original Dell battery 68Wh
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141.24 $
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TN70C original Dell battery 64Wh

TN70C original Dell battery 64Wh
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126.26 $
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1WND8 original Dell battery 31.5Wh

1WND8 original Dell battery 31.5Wh
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82.39 $
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FZ-VZSU1TU original Panasonic battery 50Wh

FZ-VZSU1TU original Panasonic battery 50Wh
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199.02 $
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NR6MH original Dell battery 87Wh

NR6MH original Dell battery 87Wh
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159.43 $
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YM9KC original Dell battery 76Wh

YM9KC original Dell battery 76Wh
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115.56 $
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0B200-04250000 original Asus battery 84Wh (15.48V)

0B200-04250000 original Asus battery 84Wh (15.48V)
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105.93 $
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PKWVM original Dell battery 95Wh

PKWVM original Dell battery 95Wh
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162.64 $
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0B200-03800000 original Asus battery 32Wh

0B200-03800000 original Asus battery 32Wh
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68.48 $
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L46601-005 original HP battery 47Wh

L46601-005 original HP battery 47Wh
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116.63 $
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40083030 original Medion battery 70Wh

40083030 original Medion battery 70Wh
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84.53 $
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40081914 original Medion battery 55Wh

40081914 original Medion battery 55Wh
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60.99 $
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5B11N45946 original Lenovo battery 60Wh

5B11N45946 original Lenovo battery 60Wh
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95.23 $
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0JTG7N original Dell battery 42Wh

0JTG7N original Dell battery 42Wh
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81.32 $
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5B11G00000 original Lenovo battery 50.2Wh

5B11G00000 original Lenovo battery 50.2Wh
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95.23 $
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How do I recognize a defective battery?

If you like to use your laptop on the road, you need a powerful battery. Laptop batteries are wearing parts and usually need to be replaced once per laptop usage period. But when buying a laptop battery, there are many things to consider so that you can really expect success and preferably a long laptop battery life. The battery life depends on several factors like the hardware equipment, the user behavior and the environmental conditions.

Dangers with defective batteries

When the battery is defective, the first thing you notice is that the performance of the battery has become severely limited. The battery runs down much faster than it originally did when you bought it. If it still works, it generates a current that does not sufficiently cover the laptop's energy needs. The battery voltage is constantly too low. If the battery is broken, you should not recharge it either, because it can be dangerous. Lithium batteries indeed pose a certain fire risk due to the technology. However, modern laptop batteries have some protection mechanisms that prevent exactly that. Damaged polymer batteries are characterized by the fact that they inflate and should always be disposed of professionally at an early stage.

Revive deeply discharged batteries?

A deeply discharged battery must be disposed of immediately, because in this case the battery can definitely no longer be reactivated. But you can only speak of a real deep discharge when the battery voltage is only approx. 5 - 7 volts or less. If, however, the battery voltage is still somewhere between the actually required nominal voltage and the state of true deep discharge, then there is justifiably still hope.

Laptop battery FAQ

Here you can find all important questions and answers surrounding laptop batteries

  • Battery diagnostic tools

    Our technicians use the following diagnostic software for the assessment of batteries. They allow for the assessment of batteries that have been stored away for a long time. The results for batteries, that have been stored correctly: fully charged, in a dry place and not connected, can be quit surprising. Oftentimes they suffered no loss of quality. With the Tool BatteryMon you can, among other things, see how quickly your battery is being charged and how long this charge will last:

    BatteryMon
    AIDA64

  • Do I need a new ac adapter after installing a new battery?

    No, not necessarily.

  • Does a new battery have its full capacity when shipped?

    New batteries are usually shipped partially charged and should be fully charged before the first usage.

    More information in the FAQ: "What do I have to consider with a new battery?"

    See also:
  • How can I dispose of my old batteries?

    Batteries cannot be disposed of like normal waste, because they contain substances like mercury and lead. They have to be returned at the appropriate place for example in a store or a municipal collection point.

  • How do I calibrate my battery and what does it do?

    To calibrate your battery, you will first have to charge it completely, then discharge it and finally charge it again completely. When discharging the battery make sure your Notebook is not trying to conserve battery life or going into sleep mode. Calibrating your battery fights the so-called memory effect, which reduces your battery capacity.

    It can also fix an incorrect representation of battery life in Windows.

  • How do I reset the internal battery of my laptop?

    If the battery from your laptop is causing problems, a battery reset can help.

    To do this, first disconnect the AC adapter from the device and turn it off. Then you will find the "battery reset pinhole" on the back. Use a paper clip to press the hidden button for about 4 seconds. To ensure an undistorted result, leave the device without power for about 5 minutes. Now you have successfully reset the battery of your laptop.

  • How do I take care of and charge my battery correctly?
    • If you mainly use your laptop while it’s connected to mains, you should remove your battery and only charge it every one to two months.
    • Don’t fully discharge your battery, because this can lead to a depth discharge. Charge the battery again, when between five and seven percent of charge remain.
    • If possible charge your battery while the notebook is turned off. The optimal temperature for batteries is between 10 and 30°C, this range is usually exceeded in a powered-on notebook.
    • If you have multiple batteries for your device, rotate between them.
    • After being uncharged for a while, the battery needs about two to three complete charge cycles to reach its full capacity again.
    • Avoid high temperatures for example due to direct sunlight or being left in a hot car. High temperatures increase the self-discharging rate.
    • Rechargeable Lithium-Ion batteries, which are found in nearly all modern electronics, have a limit of somewhere between 500 to 1000 charge cycles. However, turning your laptop on and off while plugged in is one charge cycle. This is why we recommend removing the battery when using the device plugged in for a longer time.
    • Furthermore, it would be optimal to never fully charge or discharge your battery, but rather to keep it between 20% 80% charge.

    Some manufacturers integrate a battery protection function in their notebooks. This function only allows charging up to 80% capacity to prolong he lifespan of the battery.

    The so-called memory-effect of a Lithium-Ion battery can be disregarded in normal use, a complete charge after a complete discharge is not needed.

    On the contrary for many modern devices the opposite is true, it is best to keep the charge between 20% and 80%. This is due to the sensitivity of Lithium-Ion batteries to depth discharge and overcharge. However, in most devices control electronics prevent the user from making any grave mistakes. For example, Apple implements a function which charges the battery as fast as possible up to 80% but charging slows down a lot after that. This conserves the lifespan of the battery at the cost of charge time.

    One thing that should be avoided though is leaving your device plugged in for many days in a row. The battery should be discharged once in a while to move the ions inside.

  • How fast is the self discharge of a battery?

    Even if the notebook is turned off, there can still be a small current flowing, leading to a depth discharge of the battery. The battery will discharge between 0.5% and 1% per day. This can lead to a premature aging of the battery and in the worst case its defect.

  • How long does it take to charge a battery?
    • Usually a complete charge takes between 30% and 50% longer than a complete discharge.
    • Of course, the charge time depends on the capacity of the battery. A 2200mAh battery takes only half as long as a 4800mAh battery to charge.
    • With a 2200mAh or 2400mAh battery this would result in about 2 to 4 hours.
    • There are also high-performance batteries with up to 9000mAh of capacity, that can take up to 7 hours to charge.
    WhPower inputDuration until fully charged
    505 Watt8 hours
    5010 Watt6 hours
    5 Watt12 hours
  • How long does the charge of a battery last?

    This is a question, that is hard to answer, because it depends on a lot of different factors such as CPU, Display, GPU. Usually a 15.6" notebook consumes about 20W when using the battery. A 17" unit can also use a bit more.

    With these 20W a 60Wh battery would last for 3 hours. t = W/P = 60Wh/20W

    The energy stored in the battery can be calculated as follows:

    W = U * i* t for a 6-cell battery with 4400 mAh this would be 11.1V * 4.4Ah = 48,4 Wh

    With the 20W of power consumption this battery would last about 2.5 hours.

    If you wish to conserve battery life, the following tips might help you:

    • Use the energy saving function in Windows found in the system controls und the power options
    • Reduce the brightness of your screen since it consumes most of the power in a laptop.
    • Turn off Wi-Fi or Bluetooth when it is not needed.
    • Disconnect external devices like hard drives when not in use.
    • Deactivated unnecessary tools or programs, that are running in the background.
  • How long is the lifespan of a battery?

    The life span of a Lithium-Ion or Polymer battery varies depending on usage between 500 to 1000 charge cycles (one and three years).

    See also:
  • How many cells is a battery made of?

    The cell count of a battery is actually not that important, because only the capacity and the voltage give information about the performance of the battery.

    Usually the cell count is not specified on the battery but can be easily derived from its technical specifications.

    First of all, one has to know, that batteries are normally offered with either 4, 6, 8, 9, or 12 cells.

    10.8 Volt batteries contain at least 3 cells connected in series, and therefore their cell count has to be a multiple of three. With 14,8 Volt batteries it is the same, only with 4 cells in series.

    Also, cells found in modern batteries usually have a capacity of 2200mAh or 2400mAh, rarely 2600mAh.

    See also:
  • May I carry my battery in hand luggage?

    There are some complicated rules on this issue due to flight safety. In general, however, they are on the safe side with their original notebook or mobile phone battery. Lithium-ion batteries with a maximum capacity of 100 watt hours can be easily transported. In case of uncertainty, we recommend contacting the airline to avoid complications on the day of travel.

  • What do I have to consider with a new battery?

    New batteries are usually shipped partially charged.

    • The battery should be completely charged before usage.
    • Afterwards drain it down to 10% charge and fully charge it again.
    • Now it is ready for use.

    Rechargeable Lithium-Ion batteries are the most commonly used energy storage and offer a high energy density.

  • What is a depth discharge?

    A depth discharge usually damages the cells of a battery and, depending on the electronics used in the battery it cannot be recharged afterwards. Before a long period of not using the battery it should therefore be fully charged to avoid a depth discharge.

  • What meaning do the battery test marks have?

    CE-Zeichen

    The CE certification mark, confirms that the battery is compliant with all guidelines of the European Union.

    RoHS-Zeichen

    The RoHS mark confirms, that the battery complies with the EU-regulations for the restriction of the usage of certain dangerous materials in electronic devices.

    REACh-Zeichen

    The REACh certification mark confirms, that the chemicals used conform to EU regulations.

    WEEE-Zeichen

    If the WEEE-Logo is on the battery the cost for the proper disposal of it has already been paid for by IPC-Computer

    Recycling

    If the Li-Ion Recycling-Logo is on the battery the cost for the proper disposal of it has already been paid for by IPC-Computer

    UN38.3

    The safety test according to UN38.3 has been passed. The battery is safe for transport aboard a plane.

  • What specifies the capacity of a battery?

    Manufacturers often print different capacity ratings on their battery to comply with different norms. We will quickly explain them on the basis of an Acer battery.

    1. Design capacity: This value specifies the maximum of energy that can be stored in the battery. This value is used for statements on the runtime of the device.
    2. Rated capacity: specifies the theoretical capacity of the battery according to IEC norm 61951. Afterwards charge still remains in the battery.
    3. CE-capacity: complies with EU regulation 765/2008, usually the rated capacity.
  • Why have I been shipped a 10,8 Volt battery instead of a 11,1 Volt one?

    You can use this battery in your Notebook without a problem. Both voltages are compatible with your notebook. Differences of up to one Volt between the rated voltage printed on the notebooks original battery and the replacement part are safe. Therefore 14,4 V batteries are also compatible with 14,8 V ones. However, the same is not true for 10,8V/11,1V with 14,4V/14,8V ones.

    The difference is due to a different cathode material being used in the battery cells. Using Lithium-cobalt oxide will result in 3,6V per cell while using Lithium-manganese oxide will result in 3,7V per cell.

    See also:
  • Why is my new battery already showing wear?

    Basically, a slight wear of up to 5% is normal. The battery actually wears out from the first charge, but it is only considered worn when it has less than 80% of its initial capacity. With most installed laptop batteries, this happens after at least 500 charging cycles. If the battery capacity is no longer at 100%, this is no reason to worry - on the contrary: it is completely normal, because after just a few charging cycles the first percent disappears until after a while the battery capacity is usually between 80-90%. settles down.

  • Why is my Samsung battery only being charged up to 80%?

    The Battery Life Cycle Extension Function prevents the battery from being charged more than 80%, this should extend the lifespan of the battery. This function can be turned on or off in the BIOS.

  • Why is there a different part number or a different notebook model on the packaging?

    The manufacturers cannot always print all replacement part numbers on their batteries that will be replaced. The same is true for the notebook models listed on the bill. Some batteries fit into more then 50 different devices.

  • Wie kann ich meinen internen Akku stromlos machen?

    Falls Sie Ihren internen Akku stromlos machen wollen, haben Sie dafür mehrere Möglichkeiten.

    • Über das BIOS Ihres Mainboards. In unserem Blogbeitrag erfahren Sie, wie dies gelingt.
    • Über den Schalter in der Service-Door.