How do I know that this is the same battery I have to replace
1140461
The replacement battery should have the same information printed on its lable as the original battery. However you should be aware that all OEM batteires are not equal to the original equipment.
1140462
Not sure if I understand your question . . . I looked at the battery that was in my phone and got the serial# off it and looked it up. The battery I received looked exactly like the old one I had (same size, shape, contacts in the same place). It even had the same sticker with the information on it like my old one. Hope that helps.
1140463
Try reading the item number and match the number to your current battery. If this is for an LG-Octane, it should be the same.
1140464
The easiest way is to take the back case off and get the info from the battery; otherwise, query the web (google) for "the cell phone name/model #" and "OEM battery." Performing the query without "OEM" will result in OEM and replacement batteries for the cell phone name-model.
874024
You need to just take battery out and look at model number of the battery..
1457976
in one of the photo I see the battery being replace in the manual. I don't have the manual anymore to check.
1344137
Larry I am not familiar with the battery in question, but all you need to be concerned with is the size of the battery you are replacing will a different one fit, next is the connector type on top if the are the same or you can easily re-adapted the connection, next and most important is the right voltage such as 6 volt or 12 volt,next is the AH stands for Amp Hours the more the better the more the bigger the battery, so I hope this has helped you, don't worry about matching brand.
1406468
I've never needed to replace it but it's an L1028, A23 battery. (I guess I should update my review to say that it's been in use constantly and the battery is still fine.)
201077
I'm not sure, but if you look back of your battery you'll see the model, for example "MU06", you'll see also a label that says replace with HP XXXX (a sequence of nine numbers) Thus, you need look for a battery that matches with this specification. One tip is you search for this number sequence like battery HP XXXXX. If this one matches with your HP specification I recommend buying, it's doing a good job, the only con is that heats up more than the original one. I hope I've helped you.
612055
Yes it is. I received it a couple of weeks ago and compared it to the original one that I had and it is the exact same type of battery,just as advertised.
71325
This battery should work but you have to make sure its the right size because they look so much the same but make sure that you size it according to what your battery that you have already here has listed
705619
I believe the replacement battery is an APC cartridge. It looked the same as the battery I replaced and the box says APC. However, since the battery is inside the APC unit, I can't verify the battery directly.
458033
I am not certain. I matched the numbers on my battery with the one I ordered.
1720124
Yes. Open the back and take out the old battery. The battery # is engraved on it. Or just Take the old battery to any drugstore, and they can help you find the correct replacement.
1463866
The one you need can be found by searching for this number on Amazon : B00CMRN6YGPlease also verify the product image and ensure it looks like your current battery. Thank you
205469
Go to my batteries.com and look up your # they will tell you all the ones that replace it.
1751393
Go to the battery providers website. Search by computer model number. The site will tell you which battery is correct. the numbers will be in the flat part under the battery case.
543526
Does the battery that you want to replace have the same form factor & contacts? This is a common battery
278767
Yes it is. That's what I have. I remember wondering the same thing when I ordered my replacement battery.
1653987
The best advice I can give you to be sure you have thr right replacement is to replace it with one with the same part number as the number on the original battery.. If you want a stronger battery go to a higher AH rating that is compatible with your part number..