Part number
The printed battery code is usually a stronger compatibility key than a broad laptop series name.
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A replacement laptop battery should match the exact laptop model or supported battery part number, connector, voltage, cell layout and physical shape. Similar-looking batteries can still be incompatible.
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The printed battery code is usually a stronger compatibility key than a broad laptop series name.
Voltage must match the supported battery specification. Do not choose only by shape or connector.
Wh and mAh describe rated capacity, but real runtime also depends on battery health and laptop workload.
New, used and refurbished batteries have different expectations. Ask how health and charging were tested.
Common use cases
Before you pay
Share exact laptop model and service tag where relevant
Compare the printed battery part number
Confirm voltage and rated capacity
Check connector position and physical shape
Ask whether battery is new, used or refurbished
Confirm testing method and safe installation
Clear answers
No. Use the exact laptop model and preferably the battery part number printed on the existing battery.
No. Part number, connector, shape, mounting points and laptop support also matter.
Runtime varies with capacity, health, screen brightness, workload and power settings. Ask for the available test information for the exact unit.