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HP notebook battery replacement I own an HP Pavillion series dv2408ca notebook and I need to buy a smaller battery pack for it so it'll be lighter for school, since the one that came with the notebook sticks out and it's almost 2.5 lbs. Any one know a good/trusted place for laptop batteries in Vancouver? What brand is recommended and has a long battery life? I don't want to deal with any overheating problems. Please help me out folks. :confused: |
http://www.drbattery.com/ Their location is in Richmond. I bought a battery from them for my HP laptop. |
intelligentbatteries.com just google them if you can find it... I use them alot when I need 3rd parties for my customers. |
Well, the only truly recommended brand would be a genuine OEM HP battery, but the 6-cell version that doesn't stick out like your 12-cell version. I actually happen to have a brand new 6-cell battery for the HP dv2000 series that I got directly from HP awhile back. It has never been used. It's a genuine OEM HP battery, not a generic one. Find the cheapest battery you can locally, generic or otherwise, and I'll sell my genuine to you for less than that. |
wow thank you guys.. one more question, how long does the 6-cell battery generally last? would it be good for at LEAST 1.5 hrs or so? |
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In my experience, it lasts around 2 hours... but that's on an AMD based model. I think the Intel ones should last a bit longer? |
Mine lasts a little over 2 hours. It depends partially on the brightness of your screen. I set mine to about 50% when on battery only, and 100% when plugged in. |
i think the whole point of a 12 cell battery pack is that you can go a whole day of school without even have to find a plug to plug in for me i have a 12 cell battery and most of the time it will last me the whole day of school since most of the time i can't find a plug |
And if you are going to school, make sure you start scouting for a seat around an electricity outlet. Also, take the battery out of the laptop if you are using the plug. |
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About a month ago my friend was looking for a new battery for his Toshiba laptop and we came across www.battdepot.ca which ships out of Richmond, BC. I'm not sure how competitive their pricing is compared to other places since we didn't really shop around. Shipping was extremely quick (cost $13 and took 1 business day) and the battery has been hassle-free thus far. They also offer a local pick up option (costs $8 though) so we thought the extra $5 to have it shipped was worth it instead of having to drive to Richmond. |
^ Battery Depot was where I was originally going to get my battery. I emailed them and asked if I could visit their Richmond location and buy it in person to avoid shipping costs, and they referred me to Dr. Battery. This was back in January of this year. Here's the email: Quote:
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Try to check your order on here: https://www.battdepot.ca/orderstatus.aspx |
I got a call through earlier today. They said it should be shipped tonight, and that it'll probably make its way to my house tmrw. Apparently I am suppose to get both an order confirmation email as well as a confirmation when it is shipped. The lady said if I don't get an email by tonight (which is now) that I should call back tomorrow to make sure everything is a-okay. The only thing I got right now is my PayPal email, but they confirmed on their end that they got it. |
It arrived today via Purolator (weird, because I chose UPS), but whatever. It works perfectly, just a little hard to put in (not as flush as OEM). Fast shipping, good customer service, I'd deal with Battery Depot/Dr. Battery again. |
FYI, here's an ongoing thread on RFD, mainly complaining about BattDepot... http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/s...d.php?t=645999 |
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