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I'm looking at two possible replacement batteries for my laptop, both from the same company and both showing capatability for my PC.

 

My existing battery is 10.8V, 55W, 5100mAH

 

1 compatable batt is 10.8V, 48W, 4400mAH

 

The other battery is 10.8V, 71W, 6600mAH

 

 

Is being over or under the watts & mAH of my existing battery goiung to create any problems?

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Hi,

 

Voltage is the main concern. 71W in theory will run longer between charge and 48W will run shorter. Given they are compatible, I would go for 71W battery (probably more expensive).

 

Regards.

BH
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Hi,

 

Voltage is the main concern. 71W in theory will run longer between charge and 48W will run shorter. Given they are compatible, I would go for 71W battery (probably more expensive).

 

Regards.

BH
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