You are rather fortunate if you’re Battery is not out as yet despite the fact that your notebook is not old , but if yours is gone don’t think you’re the unfortunate as you might be one among the thousands who have got their notebooks shut down temporarily.

And that calls for buying a new one which definitely requires some tips before you can get one handy.

Model Number: The First thing to look for when planning to buy one is to find out the exact mode number of your laptop. It should be mostly be written on the barcode label usually found behind your laptop as most people do not actually have the model number handy when they approach the vendor.

Part Number: The next step would be to remove your battery and check for the sticker on it. This would show a number of details. The one you should really look for would be the Part Number of the Battery for eg. A Toshiba would have the part number as PA3399U-1BAS and like. Similarly all the brands would have a part number on it.

Ratings : which is the Voltage and Amp which when multiplied Whr or Capacity. Something like 14.1V and 5.4 Mah. The more, the better.

Cell Type: The Core of the Battery are the cells. Though Ni-MH, Li-poly etc are available , Li-Ion are the cells which are more commonly found in all the models and the brands. They are also more reliable than the other ones. Coming to the number of cells, a rule the more, the better applies here too. These are available in different structure like the 6 Cell, 4Cell, 8 Cell, 9 Cell etc. 9 Cell is known for more backup time than the other types.

Original or Compatible: Now it depends on what you would want to go for, an original evidently would give you an extra backup time which gets you going extra hours. However a compatible is increasingly becoming favourite as the difference in the backup is not huge and they are cheaper too.

Exact Backup time: There is no exact or generic backup time for the original or compatible ones. It varies from model to model. An approximation could be checked for when looking for that particular product.

These put together will help you opt for the best one. However, a question of “How to replace a Laptop Battery” once you have bought it.

Remove it after Switching the Laptop. Removing it while the system is on would be the naughtiest thing to do. Though more or less , it remains the same with all models it could differ to some extent. Pull the lock like thing on the laptop to place it in the correct position and release it once you feel you are done with it. Remain gentle throughout. Switch on and enjoy. Most Battery require charging for a few hours for the first time before you could start using it. Do that.

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