A1965
Li-polymer, 11.4V, 4800mAh / 55Wh.
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Replacement laptop batteries are batteries bought to replace the original battery in a laptop, rather than the battery that came with it. This category presents 7 model pages, each with a specification table transcribed from that model's official product page. The models below are listed with their official titles, and compatibility statements are the company profile's own statements, quoted with attribution.
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The 7 models are A1965, A2113, A1705, A2669, A2527, A2337 / A2389 (one page for two models, as the official title lists both), and NEC WP118. Each model page carries its own specification table: chemistry, voltage, capacity, energy, weight, and any further figures the official page states for that model. No specification is carried from one model to another, and no specification is inferred from a model name.
Six of the 7 models are listed by the company profile for Apple equipment, and one for NEC equipment. Those listings are compatibility statements by the company profile, not statements by the equipment makers, and they do not imply authorisation. A buyer should confirm compatibility for their exact laptop variant in the inquiry, before ordering.
The company profile lists six laptop models for Apple equipment and one for NEC equipment. Those listings are discussed here, inside this category page, rather than as separate pages, because separate pages for equipment brands would in substance be brand pages, which this site does not publish. The discussion here names the equipment only in the compatibility context, with attribution, and links to the model pages where the full specifications and compatibility statements appear.
A buyer who needs a battery for Apple equipment should read the six model pages and confirm the exact variant in the inquiry. A buyer who needs a battery for NEC equipment should read the WP118 page. In both cases, the inquiry should name the exact laptop variant, because variants differ and a model listed for one variant may not serve another.
Start from the laptop variant, not from the model name: the variant determines which models can fit and work. Then check the specification table for the candidate models: voltage, capacity, energy, weight, and any further figures the official page states. A model that matches on voltage but not on fit will not serve, and a model that fits but does not match electrically will not serve either. Both must match, and both should be confirmed in the inquiry.
Do not choose by capacity alone: a higher capacity figure does not mean a better battery for a given laptop, because the battery must first fit and match. The replacement guide explains the choice in general terms, and the model pages give the per-model specifications.
Name the model, the exact laptop variant it must serve, the quantity you have in mind, and the market you sell into. Ask for the specification for the exact model, the minimum order quantity, the lead time with its meaning, the warranty terms, and the certificates that apply to your market, by name, with documents attached.
Before payment, confirm the minimum order quantity, lead time and warranty terms for your order. Certificates are available upon request.
Li-polymer, 11.4V, 4800mAh / 55Wh.
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