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Technical Details
- * Please Note: This battery is larger than the original supplied battery
- Extended Life 7800Mah - Black
- For use with: Samsung NC10 NC20 ND10 ND20 N110 N120 N130
- This battery is only for use with above models, if you are in doubt please email us before ordering
- Quality Cells from Cameron Sino Technology CE and ROHS Approved
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Product Description
This Battery can replace the following part number:
Samsung
* 1588-3366
* AA-BP1TC6W
* AA-PB6NC6W
* AA-PB6NC6W/E
* AA-PB6NC6W/US
* AA-PB8NC6B
* AA-PB8NC6B/E
* AA-PB8NC6B/US
* AA-PB8NC6M
* AA-PB8NC6M/E
* AA-PB8NC6M/US
* AA-PL8NC6B
* AA-PL8NC6W
This Battery is also compatible with the following models:
Samsung
* N110 (black)
* NP-N110
* NP-N110-12PBK
* NP-N120
* NP-N120-12GBK
* NP-N120-12GW
* NP-N130
* NP-N130-KA04US
* NP-N130-KA05US
* NP-N140
* NP-N140-JA04US
* NP-N140-JA05US
* NP-NC10
* NP-NC10 WI0X S3G
* NP-NC10 XI0V 1270B
* NP-NC10 XI0V 1270N
* NP-NC10 XI0V 1270W
* NP-NC10-11GP
* NP-NC10-14GB
* NP-NC10-14GBK
* NP-NC10-14GW
* NP-NC10-14RB
* NP-NC10-14ROBL
* NP-NC10-anyNet N270A
* NP-NC10-anyNet N270B
* NP-NC10-anyNet N270BBT
* NP-NC10-anyNet N270BH
* NP-NC10-anyNet N270W
* NP-NC10-anyNet N270WBT
* NP-NC10-anyNet N270WH
* NP-NC10B 3G
* NP-NC10-KA01
* NP-NC10-KA01DE
* NP-NC10-KA01DE/SEG
* NP-NC10-KA01UK
* NP-NC10-KA01US
* NP-NC10-KA02FR
* NP-NC10-KA02UK
* NP-NC10-KA02US
* NP-NC10-KA03
* NP-NC10-KA03CN
* NP-NC10-KA03FR
* NP-NC10-KA03UK
* NP-NC10-KA03US
* NP-NC10-KA04
* NP-NC10-KA04CN
* NP-NC10-KA04NL
* NP-NC10-KA04PL
* NP-NC10-KA05
* NP-NC10-KA05CN
* NP-NC10-KA05ES
* NP-NC10-KA06
* NP-NC10-KA07
* NP-NC10-KA09
* NP-NC10-KA0A
* NP-NC10-KA0B
* NP-NC10-KA0C
* NP-NC10-KA0D
* NP-NC10-KA0ECN
* NP-NC20
* NP-NC20-21GBK
* NP-NC20-anyNet U2250WBT
* NP-NC20-KA01
* NP-ND10
* NP-ND10-DA05
* NP-ND10-DA05CN
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
having bought this battery for the wifes net-book she has found that she can use her net-book for a longer period , which is better than the one supplied .
Teh charging time is longer as you would expect but as it goes on charge overnight she can get a full day's run time of over 8 hours before needing a charge .
This has to be an excellent value purchase for anyone wanting to use their net-book for longer.
Teh charging time is longer as you would expect but as it goes on charge overnight she can get a full day's run time of over 8 hours before needing a charge .
This has to be an excellent value purchase for anyone wanting to use their net-book for longer.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Initially my computer was not happy with this battery. Every few seconds a dialogue box flashed on to the screen saying it was not giving any more charge than the previous battery (which was true as still no more than 80% - more on this later) and that I should replace with 'honest goods'. On checking the Samsung branded battery on line I discovered it was twice the price of this one. This was annoying as it appeared there was a bug in the machine set up not to accept anything but Samsung batteries. So I checked out program which was sending the dialogue box on the list of 'Add or Remove Programs'. It showed as 'rarely being used' so I deleted it. No more dialogue box. No apparent adverse results on the computer. I feel that Samsung should stop being so greedy and price their batteries to the market.
Now why was it only charging to 80%? Another learning curve for me when I discovered the Battery Manager was actually set to charge only to 80%. A change to the settings put it back to charge 100% and now I have two good batteries, the original one and a spare backup which is good because we live on a boat and cannot just pop down the road any time we want.
Now why was it only charging to 80%? Another learning curve for me when I discovered the Battery Manager was actually set to charge only to 80%. A change to the settings put it back to charge 100% and now I have two good batteries, the original one and a spare backup which is good because we live on a boat and cannot just pop down the road any time we want.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
2nd NC10 battery I've ordered in a week that is below advertised specification. I hope this is not a common fraudulent activity and is rather a genuine mistake (previous order was from a different seller)
Anyway, the battery has a design capacity of 6600mAh according to windows battery info app and linux /proc/acpi/battery/BAT1/info, this is equivalent to 73.3Wh. The enclosed note says new batteries come discharged but it came partially charged which is a good sign it is a used item, and only 95.5% capacity - so I've only got 6300mAh. EDIT see edit below - after discharge/recharge cycles it gets to 100%
Maybe for £40 that's just about worth it, but you have the inconvenience of a big heavy battery sticking out for only ~1 hour extra usage over the standard 5200mAh battery (which doesn't stick out).
And furthermore, it was missing one of the rubber feet on the bottom, which is a big deal because the netbook now rests at an angle on the battery, so the rubber feet prevent slippage - I had to use one of the rubber feet from the old battery.
I will probably RMA this if it doesn't come up to ~100% capacity after a few recharge cycles.
I was expecting ~8 hours usage from 7800mAh, but if you are happy with ~6 hours usage you get from a bulkier battery then at £40 it's probably ok value
EDIT After two full discharge/recharge cycles (you can discharge the battery using the Battery Calibration utility in the BIOS setup), the battery is reporting 0% wear, ie has full 6600mAh capacity (actually a bit more, 6783mAh or 73260mWh), and on Battery Eater Pro Classic test (intensive cpu and graphics, full screen brightness) it lasts ~6 hours - that is pretty good - since it translates to ~8/9 hours normal use. So maybe the battery is restricted to ~6600mAh to prevent overcharging? In any case, it's not bad value for £40, I upgraded rating from 2 to 3 stars, it would get 5 if it was advertised as 6600mAh
EDIT2 I should have kept this battery. Instead I RMA'ed it and ordered another one from shopping-batteries.co.uk, after nearly 3 weeks it finally arrived, it was also 6600mAh! and a worse shape, it sticks out more than the one here. My advice - you'll struggle to find a true 7800mAh (83Wh) so stick to ~£40 ones like the one here, of if you have the money and only need ~6/7 hours then get the original 5200mAh samsung battery
Anyway, the battery has a design capacity of 6600mAh according to windows battery info app and linux /proc/acpi/battery/BAT1/info, this is equivalent to 73.3Wh. The enclosed note says new batteries come discharged but it came partially charged which is a good sign it is a used item, and only 95.5% capacity - so I've only got 6300mAh. EDIT see edit below - after discharge/recharge cycles it gets to 100%
Maybe for £40 that's just about worth it, but you have the inconvenience of a big heavy battery sticking out for only ~1 hour extra usage over the standard 5200mAh battery (which doesn't stick out).
And furthermore, it was missing one of the rubber feet on the bottom, which is a big deal because the netbook now rests at an angle on the battery, so the rubber feet prevent slippage - I had to use one of the rubber feet from the old battery.
I will probably RMA this if it doesn't come up to ~100% capacity after a few recharge cycles.
I was expecting ~8 hours usage from 7800mAh, but if you are happy with ~6 hours usage you get from a bulkier battery then at £40 it's probably ok value
EDIT After two full discharge/recharge cycles (you can discharge the battery using the Battery Calibration utility in the BIOS setup), the battery is reporting 0% wear, ie has full 6600mAh capacity (actually a bit more, 6783mAh or 73260mWh), and on Battery Eater Pro Classic test (intensive cpu and graphics, full screen brightness) it lasts ~6 hours - that is pretty good - since it translates to ~8/9 hours normal use. So maybe the battery is restricted to ~6600mAh to prevent overcharging? In any case, it's not bad value for £40, I upgraded rating from 2 to 3 stars, it would get 5 if it was advertised as 6600mAh
EDIT2 I should have kept this battery. Instead I RMA'ed it and ordered another one from shopping-batteries.co.uk, after nearly 3 weeks it finally arrived, it was also 6600mAh! and a worse shape, it sticks out more than the one here. My advice - you'll struggle to find a true 7800mAh (83Wh) so stick to ~£40 ones like the one here, of if you have the money and only need ~6/7 hours then get the original 5200mAh samsung battery
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