I have this same battery in my phone except on the right under the Ni-MH is says 2005F instead of 2007H. Does it matter that they are different?
307200
It is blank under the Ni-MH. No problems with the new batteries for two months :)
307201
I called Uniden customer service and that number is the year it was manufactured. He said they last about 8 years, so I'm not sure if I should get 2007 if it's already 2014. If there is no date, is it the Uniden brand?
307202
I don't think so. My original battery has 2006F in the lower right corner while the one's I ordered from Amazon have 2011H and they fit & work perfectly.
307203
I bought this battery and there isn't anything under the Ni-MH or any number/letter like that on it anywhere. Maybe it's just a manufacture date. I would chance-it because it's a great price!
307204
Probably not. As long as the voltage is the same and connector fits, It is probably all right to use. The number may mean the year and month of manufacture. F for June and H for August. That is just a guess.
307205
I don't see neither number so can not really answer your question. I think the important thing is to use BT-446 as says inside the battery slot of my phone. In fact I was concerned when I saw the battery I purchased was a litter shorter than the old one, but it works.
307206
One of my old batteries is a 2005C and the other is a 2004L, obviously manufacturing dates. I did not see this on the new batteries that I received. The new batteries were smaller than the old ones but the connector is the same and so far the new batteries are working fine.
1502214
Hello John,It appears to me that the important letters & numbers are those at the upper right-hand corner, which tell you the model number of the battery and its capacity. While I am far from an expert, it appears to me that the long string of numbers & letters across the bottom is probably am internal mfg code or lot number or both. If your new battery makes your phone work, it is probably OK. Good luck! --AVB
594538
The difference on the 7Ah vs. 7.2Ah is more on capacity of the battery. The 7Ah will probably last a little shorter than the 7.2Ah on each charge. If the overall dimensions and the polarity terminals on both batteries are the same, I will say they are compatible. The 7.2Ah is possibly the newer verion of the 7Ah.
816217
It is the same physical size. As for the capacity, this is a 1900mAh battery, you can check on your OEM battery to see if the capacity is different or not.
1802865
I don't know where that part number comes from, this is a standard battery for the phone, which this is my phone. I hope this helps!
658395
compare the number on your old battery to the number on the pictured battery
1684005
It will be the same battery, for some reason some manufacturers will have a couple of different item numbers for the same battery.
661506
Yes, you guessed right. I ordered the wrong battery for my phone. But I didn't return it because of the small amount of money involved. Thanks .
1039952
It is a BT50 3.7volts but the Milli amps... not sure of. My wife has the phone so I can't look at it either. We have no problems with the phone. All the numbers matched perfectly to what was it the Motorolla phone when we got it new. It was the direct replacement. The 3.7 volts has to match but the milli amps will be either 700 or 850 - either one will work. The .850 amps is slightly more amperage then the .700 battery and you would never know which one was in there.
88016
I am sorry but I have no idea. Best bet would be to compare the picture with your old battery. Sorry I cannot be more help.
1816088
I looked up the battery for my own phone and that's what I went by when ordering this replacement one. I didn't bother to see what other phones used the same battery. Sorry I can't help more. My suggestion would be for you to concentrate on your particular phone's battery by comparing what you have already and find it's proper replacement. Hope that helps.
602844
On the backside of the battery in the loser right hand corner, does the battery read 3.8 VOC 1730 MAh 6.57 Whr ? If so then that battery should be compatible with the phone. Especially if the HTC is printed on the front of the phone. Any other issues just hit me back.
864677
Short answer no. Long answer:The battery I received lists the following:Model: 3.7L1200SP3.7V 1200mAhP/N:P11P35-09-N01 1ICP5/43/50I'm not sure but the physical size may be different.Does your Part number match? (may be the same part number but they upgraded the mAh capacity of the battery in the same form factor?)
2008416
I will tell you what happened to me. I went ahead & got a battery that the #'s did not match. I inserted into the phone & turned it on & the phone said that it was incompatible. So the cost to ship it back was more than the battery was. So I have a battery with # 2013.06.06 that I can not use. I don't know if all phones act that way or not. but beware.
2080809
I don't know. But all I can say is, mine has different numbers all the time. If you have a new battery in, something must be wrong.
498696
my phone model is different than yours but it listed battery model in the phone is the same BT8300 and it works fine
608452
I just read the "one star" reviews... the one I received is working just fine, and is an exact look alike to the battery that came with my phone. That is all I can say to you, it seems like my experience is not the same to all.