Reply With QuoteGet it off fleabay.. Sometimes they even improve on the OEM design. I'm picking up a 7500mAh battery for my dv9700 while stock is in the 4400-4800 range. Great for those long flights.
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Best place to buy laptop replacement battery?
Looking for a quality replacement battery for my laptop, who has the best prices?
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Get it off fleabay.. Sometimes they even improve on the OEM design. I'm picking up a 7500mAh battery for my dv9700 while stock is in the 4400-4800 range. Great for those long flights.
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+1 eBay. Do your research though. If you're buying non-oem, don't buy crap.
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Originally Posted by FiReSTaRT
What should people look for?
Do you have some quality sellers that you can provide?
Anything local? Found a few websites in Canada. With the dollar in the crapper and duty, rather buy local if possible.
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Look at the model numbers and the mAh rating. I've saved a bundle buying aftermarket batteries for cameras and phones.. Here's a couple of examples...
OEM Nokia Battery $90+tax - Aftermarket (same rating) off fleabay $30 shipped
OEM Sony Battery $150+tax - Aftermarket (1.5 times the mAh rating) TWO for $33 shipped
The Fizzer's up for sale http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum...-600-2050-cert
Unofficial GTAM chat! Click for the info http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum...ad.php?t=91578
Like many active sports, shooting has the potential to cause personal injury.
"The proper wave to an e-biker is to raise your beer." [credit:'Baggsy@GTAM]
Try A1 Electronics on North Queen.
They're in the book.
www.batterybuyer.ca
Great canadian site. And they use quality cells (Panasonic) in most of their stuff.
I've used Batterycanada.com before. Great prices on batteries that roll out of the same factory, without the 'manufacturer' label. (Nobody makes their own batteries anyway, so no diff).
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I've heard a lot of good things about canadaram.com They are in BC though.
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