7FMXV Laptop Battery for Dell Latitude 5320 7320 7420 7520 Latitude 5320 2-in-1/7320 2-in-1/7420 2-in-1 P133G P134G P135G P136G P138G P139G P110F 9JM71 4M1JN 1PP63 727CG HDGJ8 MHR4G TN2GY 0TN2GY

I have a MacBook Pro Early 2013 Retina which for a while has been giving me battery issues, and won't hold charge long if unplugged, so decided to gamble and buy a new battery for it. This is not OEM, but gets the job done. For me the work I got it to fit was to lined it up correctly where I needed, test it out a few times and then I took out the adhesive from the back and laid it against the Mac softly so I could adjust it left or right as needed to fit the screws toby the connector (the piece that connects the battery to the motherboard). then I added simple pressure to the rest of the pack. Noticed on the pictures that the battery does not cover all the space at the bottom, there is a gap compared to the original battery, however everything else matches up. I did have a bit of trouble getting the connector in, notice your original battery how the connector wires are actually bent to let it fit down, where this , since is new, the connector wires all came straight so at first seems like its he wrong connector or won't fit, but what you have to do is easily bent them down allow it to the connector to fit/click in place ( just take note of how your old battery's connector wire is bent and try to form the shame shame). I used the small plastic stick that came with the package , to help add pressure down to hold the connector wires down while I bent it down with my fingers. Once you get that done and plug it in, no issues. Took about 1hr to full charge. (when I first plugged in it was charged showing at 66%). The instructions recommends you let it drain away to 2% (no 0%) and then do a full charge. Also the battery (as I mentioned above) comes with an adhesive which you remove and makes it stick to the motherboard (above the trackpad), however on top of it there is also a small plastic clear thin film, which you also remove after you are all done, before closing the case. see the pictures of the installed new battery vs my old all swollen battery. On a scale from 1-10 to replace this battery, (1 very easy , 10 very hard), I rate it about a "4" , however removing the old battery itself I rate it a "6". Do be careful when you remove the 2 middle batteries , do it slowly and carefully otherwise you will rip off the metal plate that sits between the trackpad and the battery. I mostly followed the advise of videos I found on line to use a string and put it under and slowly pull/saw left to right to help remove the old battery.

This is a replacement battery for a Lenovo ThinkPad E495 (2019). It took nearly two minutes to replace. The battery immediately started charging, after plugging in the adapter. Upon logging into Windows 11 Pro, indicators showed it was plugged in and charging. Once to 100%, I unplugged and began running processor heavy apps and videos for about 6 hours. Ran it down to 20%, and plugged the adapter back in, then charged back to 100%. It is reporting healthy and at full capacity.

This battery replacement is inexpensive, fits perfect and is an instant replacement/upgrade. Only time will tell if my laptop runs on this replacement battery as long as the OEM, but for now, this is just great.

Reliable Replacement Battery with Decent Life I picked this up as a replacement battery for an older HP EliteBook, and it’s been performing well overall. The fit was spot-on—no wiggling or forcing required. The laptop recognized it right away and charged up without issue. On a full charge, I’ve been getting a respectable 3–4 hours depending on workload, which is about what I’d expect from a fresh aftermarket battery in a machine of this age. Build quality feels solid, and the casing doesn’t creak or flex when installing or removing it. The charge holds steady without sudden drops, and standby drain overnight is minimal. One thing I did notice is that it tends to run a little warm if the laptop is pushed hard for a long time, but not to the point of concern. Longevity is still a question mark since I’ve only had it a short while—these third-party batteries can sometimes fade faster than OEM. Bottom line: A good, reasonably priced replacement option if you need to breathe new life into an older HP laptop, just keep in mind that long-term durability may vary.

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I bought this battery for a laptop I have had for 16 years. When I first got the battery it worked great for the first time in 8 years I could charge my laptop and use it. The battery fit perfectly, and snapped right into place like it should. About a month into using the new battery my laptop stopped charging. I never noticed it heating up or getting hot, but after one month the battery stopped holding a charge. I checked to see if I could return the battery but it was a week past the return period. So it did work with the HP laptop, and was compatible, and it was great until it wasn't and now I'm stuck with two batteries that don't hold a charge and are worthless. Over all I feel like this was a waste of money, as the life of the battery is very minimal.

It’s an economy solution, but I noticed the battery isn’t as thick as the original battery it came with. It doesn’t state powered up as long as the original battery. Because of the low profile, it might not get as much cooling from the fan. But so far it works.

Arrived on time with a full charge. So far so good.