Will this work in my HP dv7-6163us 17" laptop. The MU09 (HSTNN-UB2W) currently in it is rated 11.1V @ 8550mAh, This battery is rated 14.8V @7800mAh
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buy the factory(hp) battery. i returned mines since my laptop did not do a hand shake with the battery
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Hi I had purchased this for HPDV6-1350US and i would recommend this product. The battery life has been really good and its been working as factory fit battery. Go for it.thanks
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my old battery has 10.8v, 4.7wh and 5200ma on it. I ordered by the HP part number and received a 'replacement' that has 10.8v and 5200mAH on it.
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HP MU06 593554-001 and HP MU09 593553-001 are equivalent in size and fit. MU09 has more capacity, 5200 mAh compared with 4400 mAh. So yes its compatible in size and more powerful to boot.
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don't know, Mine is a DV4 series. Battery lasted less than 2 months, and will no longer charge. Computer shuts down without warning. Would not recommend this battery. it is a waste of money.
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I have an HP Pavillion dv7 Notebook PC. The battery I purchased from Amazon work fine on this lap top.
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I wish I could answer that for you. I am not sure. It would be best if there was a cross reference chart for your Laptop battery to find out for sure. Sorry I am not of help for you. Steve
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Good afternoon:Hi there, my advice would be to use whatever number that is on your current laptop battery is what to be used do not stray.I just checked the "HP pavillion dv6.number HSTNN-LB72" # you have listed ON AMAZON there are several one is $13.00 which is a Great price.. I've purchased several HP battery's and I always get my money's worth from them too..Hope this helps..Happy Shopping, have a Wonderful Holiday Season and God Bless to you and yours.. Be safe..
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I've got the same question. I have a DV7-3165DX, and HP says that the original battery part number is 480385-001. But the battery that came with my laptop is an 8-cell. So I'm wondering if replacing it with a 12-cell would be safe to do.
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Yes (it should)...I am using it in a HP G62 series laptop, which normally uses the battery you mentioned. G72 series uses that same battery
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I have a CQ60-419WM. If the same, normal HP battery fits both our machines, then it will work just fine. Note my earlier comment about the battery falling out enough to turn off the machine when you lift it, maybe because it is heavy. Other than that, it works well...lasts just short of 4 hours on a charge.
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Based on the Anker listing of compatible models, the battery will fit in the HP DM4-1265DX model. I have not seen this with my own eyes, however.
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Good afternoon: Hi there, my advice would be to use whatever number that is on your current laptop battery is what to be used do not stray. I just checked the "HP pavillion dv6.number HSTNN-LB72" # you have listed ON AMAZON there are several one is $13.00 which is a Great price.. I've purchased several HP battery's and I always get my money's worth from them too.. Hope this helps..Happy Shopping, have a Wonderful Holiday Season and God Bless to you and yours.. Be safe..
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It should work. I replaced an HP battery MU06 (593553-001) that indicated 4400mAh with an Anker® High Performance 5200mAh for my HP G62-143CL Notebook PC in August and it works just as well, if not better, than the original battery.
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My laptop is a Dell Inspiron 1525. When shopping for a new battery, I checked to see that it was compatible with the Inspiron 1525, and that is the battery that I bought (and have had no problems). I didn't check the volts so I don't have an answer for that. I wish I could be of more help.
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Apparently it depends upon which vendor you choose to purchase from on Amazon. My original battery had 8850 maH capacity, just like Andrew mentions below. However, the battery that I received has only 7650 maHs of capacity so I'm debating whether to return it. The part number for my original battery is 636631-001 while the new battery is 593550-001 but appears to be new and a genuine HP part. Apparently HP has offered multiple batteries with different part numbers as a MU09 battery. I purchased my battery from Amazon through Mobile Parts Pro. I'm curious to compare the capacity of batteries purchased from other vendors under this same Amazon item number. Apparently it depends upon which vendor you choose to purchase from on Amazon. My original battery had 8850 maH capacity, just like Andrew mentions below. However, the battery that I received has only 7650 maHs of capacity so I'm debating whether to return it. The part number for my original battery is 636631-001 while the new battery is 593550-001 but appears to be new and a genuine HP part. Apparently HP has offered multiple batteries with different part numbers as a MU09 battery. I purchased my battery from Amazon through Mobile Parts Pro. I'm curious to compare the capacity of batteries... » Read More Apparently it depends upon which vendor you choose to purchase from on Amazon. My original battery had 8850 maH capacity, just like Andrew mentions below. However, the battery that I received has only 7650 maHs of capacity so I'm debating whether to return it. The part number for my original battery is 636631-001 while the new battery is 593550-001 but appears to be new and a genuine HP part. Apparently HP has offered multiple batteries with different part numbers as a MU09 battery. I purchased my battery from Amazon through Mobile Parts Pro. I'm curious to compare the capacity of batteries purchased from other vendors under this same Amazon item number. « Show Less
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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.