In this category you will find replacement batteries for phones and other mobile devices, such as mobile routers. The range covers manufacturers' original service parts (service pack), OEM batteries and compatible aftermarket batteries for devices from Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei and Apple, for example. A new battery is a sensible way to restore the running time of an ageing device when the charge no longer lasts a whole day. When choosing a battery, model-specific compatibility matters most: make sure the battery is intended for exactly your own device model, and compare the model code of the old battery (BM5R or EB-BF766ABE, for example) with the product details. Capacity is given in milliampere-hours (mAh) and tells you about running time – but the right model, voltage and connector are what decide whether it fits. Consider also whether you want an original service part or a compatible battery, and note that in most current phones the battery is built in, so replacing it calls for the right tools and careful installation.
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In this category you will find replacement batteries for phones and other mobile devices, such as mobile routers. The range covers manufacturers' original service parts (service pack), OEM batteries and compatible aftermarket batteries for devices from Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei and Apple, for example. A new battery is a sensible way to restore the running time of an ageing device when the charge no longer lasts a whole day. When choosing a battery, model-specific compatibility matters most: make sure the battery is intended for exactly your own device model, and compare the model code of the old battery (BM5R or EB-BF766ABE, for example) with the product details. Capacity is given in milliampere-hours (mAh) and tells you about running time – but the right model, voltage and connector are what decide whether it fits. Consider also whether you want an original service part or a compatible battery, and note that in most current phones the battery is built in, so replacing it calls for the right tools and careful installation.