Product claims "5600mAh." I check in OSX/Coconut Battery info it says 5046mAh?! What mAh rating does yours display, PLZ CHECK.
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Mine came at 4974, and is working fine so far (been almost a month). I get from 3-4 hours depending on what I'm doing. Coming from about a half hour on my 5 year old original battery, it's quite an improvement and well worth 26 dollars.
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Mine has 5010mAh at full charge. It's sufficient for 1.5 to 2 hours of hard use. That works for me. If you need more you might want to spend more, but considering the price, i'm satisfied.
97409
I have no idea. The one I bought was terrible. I do not recommend after market batteries. My new MAC battery from Apple is wonderful.
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If this were 50000mah, it would be at 3.7 volts, leaving less available for use at the 5 volts of usb. That being said, I doubt this is really the stated capacity. I plan to take it apart soon and discover what it really contains. I will post a discussion topic here if possible after it is dismantled.
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The battery I received here is marked 7800 milli Amp Hour, and should be the correct one I asked for. The only way to know for sure if is what is printed on the battery is a standard load test. a problem for most to perform. I usually trust what is printed unless performs poorly in the machine. my past experience is usually good to what is printed. good luck, I felt I got what I asked for.
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Hello client, Thank you for your contact. Yes, the item is a 6000mAh one, the 5000 mAh one is the first generation. We are so sorry that we haven't updated the pitcure in time. Sincerely sorry for all inconvenience brought. Best regards, Levin team
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It could be labeled as 2AH.Smaller batteries such as these are traditionally labeled in mAh.
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The description on the back of my battery rates it as 7.4V 2200mAh. Li-On isn't mentioned -- assume it stands for lithium ion, which these are. Work great in my Core micr+wire gloves, now going on four years! Got new batteries a few months ago. Caveat: I can't get more than 2 hours out of batts without recharging, and usually a little less. I keep a second pair charged for longer periods. And, recharging fully usually takes about 4+ hours. Still the best thing I've found for my colder-than-normal hands during Colorado foothill and mountain days below about 30F. The gloves are even better fitting, more flexible, and sleeker than most outdoor activity gloves. The description on the back of my battery rates it as 7.4V 2200mAh. Li-On isn't mentioned -- assume it stands for lithium ion, which these are. Work great in my Core micr+wire gloves, now going on four years! Got new batteries a few months ago. Caveat: I can't get more than 2 hours out of batts without recharging, and usually a little less. I keep a second pair charged for longer periods. And, recharging fully usually takes about 4+ hours. Still the best thing I've found for my colder-than-normal hands during Colorado foothill and mountain days below about 30F. The gloves are even better... » Read More The description on the back of my battery rates it as 7.4V 2200mAh. Li-On isn't mentioned -- assume it stands for lithium ion, which these are. Work great in my Core micr+wire gloves, now going on four years! Got new batteries a few months ago. Caveat: I can't get more than 2 hours out of batts without recharging, and usually a little less. I keep a second pair charged for longer periods. And, recharging fully usually takes about 4+ hours. Still the best thing I've found for my colder-than-normal hands during Colorado foothill and mountain days below about 30F. The gloves are even better fitting, more flexible, and sleeker than most outdoor activity gloves. « Show Less
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That is a dc rating for the power supply, not the battery. The battery is 10.8v 4400mah.
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The unit I received says 14.4 volts, 18.7 watt hour and 1300 mAh. That is 1.3 AH. So neither is accurate. How about that. Plus, if you divide 18.7 AH by 14.4 volts the actual AH is 1.2986...actually less than 1.3AH. Not all is as it seems!
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Please open your Macbook and remove the battery, to ensure you order correct battery, Please check battery model number on the battery. Don't order battery base on Year, and the model of laptop. This is completely wrong method to order battery.If you see battery model number listed on the batter stated "A1382" and this is the correct battery. If you see "A1321" Please do not buy this product, it will be other listing.Please search battery base on battery model number ONLY.
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Thank you for your interest with our product. Even though Original battery is rated at 7.2V because each cells contain 3.6V. With New technology nowadays each cells can make with 3.6V/3.7V for Macbook Pro aftermarket battery. Therefore, 7.2V and 7.4V will not produce any damage to your laptop at all. Your satisfaction is extremely important to us. It is how we measure the success of our firm. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us at (626)698-8163. Thank you for your support and it's our pleasure to assist you.
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You can not say the battery is 2000mAh and then in the description state it is only 1500mAh. In this case you must assume that it is not a 2000mAh battery, but instead only 1500mAh. Very poor advertising and buyer beware.......if you only read the title you may assume you are ordering a higher capacity battery than is described in the detailed description. Maybe it is a mistake on the part of the seller (giving them the benefit of the doubt), but either way I would call them and ask them what you are really getting.
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My experience is that it works, but for some reason (no idea myself) it is not communicating properly with the Mac's power management tools. I did a battery calibration (as recommended by Apple - basically a full charge, then run on battery until the computer dies for lack of power, then full charge - but Apple has VERY specfic procedures so search their support site) but that didn't change the message - atleast not immediately. After a week or so, ( about 3 charge cycles ) the message was gone, but then came back after it died after running from the battery for a few hours, and is now gone again on mine. I've been using it for 3 weeks or so I guess. I think the battery calibration process should have made this go away after 2 charge cycles - but it didn't for me. And the calibration process has not properly enabled the hibernation to disk the macbook is supposed to do when the battery gets very low - but the estimated run time is only 15 - 30 minute more than I get. For me, it was not a significant drawback of this cheap clone battery - but I am pretty cheap :) I would be raising a fit at the apple store if a $120 battery from them behaved like this.
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I purchased mine on April 11th and it says on the battery it is 7800 mah. I'll post pics.
1845353
Good question. If the battery said 1500 mah on it, how do we really know its 1500mah? Think about it. A lot of batteries are overrated anyways. I don't see how anyone can go wrong at this price point, so just buy it and enjoy =D
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Colleen T. The replacement battery pictured says it has 1150mah, I bought 2 in Oct. 2013 so far I have seen no difference in the charge life. I would think only a Lab controlled load test could detect any difference. Except in price.
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Is that a question or a sarcastic remark?The picture of the powerbolt you sent me is not the one I got. The one I have is the 2800 mah