What is mah rating for this battery?
1977618
I do not know the mAh ratting for this battery. I spent a few minutes on the internet and couldn't find it. I use Ray-O-Vac for my mother-in-law's hearing aids because our audiologist said it was beast. I use the mercury-free batteries because I think they are safer for the environment when they are disposed of. Environmental mercury is bad stuff!
2113327
Am not sure. The label on the actual battery says 1000 mAh so am assuming that is the data to go by. Hope that helps.
1134302
Absolutely as long as the battery model number matches what you need. The mAh rating stands for Milliamp Hour, which determines how much power a particular battery will hold. The higher the mAh, the longer the battery will last.
114057
I'm not sure. Cannot locate the information but if you have questions contact them. Our battery seems to be performing well. MM
2135719
don't really know but if it has the right terminals and correct voltage and milli amp hours you should be okay. You could even go with a higher mah battery if this one does fit your model
1845354
In fact, the description is erroneous. I personally got a battery with 1010 mAh capacity. But it is working as expected but with less capacity.
1899036
I received 150 mAh. The larger number just means it will power more current for along period of time. So they should be Okay as long as they fit your device.
959875
Yes! mAh is Milli-Amp hours.A battery rated for more mAh will power a phone for a longer amount of time, given the same usage pattern.
967801
The stock battery is 2100 mAh, this battery has a slightly higher capacity, so it lasts a little longer than stock, same size and fit
644704
A very small charge at best. Though rated at 16800 mAh, their effective charge is well below the expected standard of 80 percent for a high quality battery, and I have been experiencing an actual charge of only about 8000 mAh.
2163186
I really do not know. I just went off the info on my old battery when I ordered mine. Sorry I could not help you.
468842
In the batteries, under + and size AA you can read 2300 mAh. It's true ??? I don't know exactly
729519
I think the mah is the run time of the battery. my old ones were 2.6 mah and the new ones work good so far.
333686
They're rated at 2000mAH's but average is 1900mAH's. Depends on your application though.
2076662
Voltage is the same.. mAh rating is overstated. It doesn't last as long a genuine battery but for the price I suppose I will live with it. Probably 20% less run time. Also energy retention isn't as long.
738761
These batteries are rated at 10 amps. If you plan on going under .5 ohms of resistance these are not for you. Otherwise they are a great cell.
1472139
My battery says 10.8 on it, so that is what I would trust. I think that it has something to do with multiplications with how many cells there are, yada yada...I did a lot of research when I was making my purchase, and I probably used to know the technical answer, but I've forgotten. But the other thing I learned was that the voltage doesn't really matter that much, as long as you're moving down rather than up (obviously if you move up you could blow something out). My old battery, the one that came with the laptop, was 14.4, and now I have a 10.8...which has worked flawlessly with no problems. See, my old battery was 14.4v, 2600 mAH...which, you multiply those two numbers to actually find an approximation of how long the charge will last vs. other batteries. This battery is 10.8v, but has 5200mAH, so it actually lasts a lot longer than my old one. So: I highly recommend it. It works perfectly, has a quite long battery life, and even after much abuse by me (accidentally letting it drain all the way down over 100 times) it STILL has a pretty good battery life.