Non-standard Battery? (included) Does that mean it's not an official battery from Asus?
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What they mean by "Nonstandard" is that you probably can't replace the battery. It's a lithium battery that is built in, so you can't simply go to the store and replace it. The battery is rated for 10 hours by Asus. That would probably translate to something like 8 hours for typical use. Results will vary depending how you are using it, brightness, wifi, GPS, etc.... Also the optional keyboard dock has a battery in it that will add another 5 hours of use to it. Probably more like 4 in real world use though. So there could be potentially be a total of 12 hours or so if you get the keyboard dock too.
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The last time I ordered this, I got a more generic one so the model numbers don't match. But if you have an Asus this looks like the correct one to me too. Just make sure the "plug" size looks the same and you should be good to go! Hope this helps. (P.S. I've ordered two of these on Amazon and both were great fits.)
519558
Well, the battery does work above zero & it was cheap. Not a factory standard but it could be that my laptop lived with zero Power so long that it's the computer glitch not the replacement. Who knows!
1627536
Ms Wunderlich, I'm sorry - I don't really know the true answer to your question. I'd have to tear my whole system (servers, etc.) down to find if it's really the APC brand battery. What I CAN tell you is that the one I have in the unit now - whether it's an APC or not - has lasted longer than the original. That in mind, I can't reinforce enough the 5-star rating I gave both the item and vendor ( I don't work for them, nor do I get a kick-back, btw). I'm just really satisfied with it - which doesn't happen very often. If you DO opt for this particular item and it doesn't work, you can come down to TX and kick my butt. Suspect this falls short of the answer for which you seek; however, it's the best I can give w/o shutting down my whole system. Regards and Happy New Year to you and yours, -Jesse
2239926
Not certain, but I believe they mean it's not a refurb. I've had mine for a few months now and haven't had any issues. Battery holds a charge as expected.
705602
It is an aftermarket battery. That said, it's a big boost over the standard battery. It is thicker at the back of your computer when installed so it gives better ventilation and viewing angle in my opinion. Battery life has been very much enhanced over factory. A great choice for me and hopefully for your computer. It is larger so it will take up more of a computer bag.
1486346
The battery is removable so I assume you could replace it. Customer service is excellent as ASUS so I would suggest that you call them to find out for certain.
1143455
No it is just a standard battery. Mine is still working and I haven't had any problems with it.
1284701
The charger sold by this seller isn't an actual Asus product rather it is a affordable generic model. So the actual factory number isn't on it. I am using a k53u laptop and the replacement charger works perfectly.
718851
Not in the list of models it replaces. This one does at Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AJEVX30/ref=mp_s_a_1_8?qid=1423273194&sr;=8-8π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords;=asus+a54c+replacement+battery
394322
Wow, didn't know ASUS would reply here. Thanks for the info, I really appreciate it. I ordered mines on Nov 6 and I've been wondering when to expect mines.
2097277
The one I ordered and received from MLC Distribution, Inc. was a genuine Sony battery, and the only steps involved were powering down the computer, removing the old one, popping the new one into place, and powering back up. It's the off-brand ones that require the BIOS patches, if I understand correctly. It seems as though some sellers are claiming to sell the genuine Sony product, but are shipping out third-party batteries of dubious quality. As I said, the one I ordered from MLC Distribution, Inc. was genuine and was identical to the battery my computer originally shipped with. However, check the back of the battery when it arrives. If you don't see it say SONY somewhere on it, I would advise sending it back and getting a full refund.
1611526
I hate to say I don't know, but none of my three ASUS laptops have that battery. It works well with the ones I have and all have the same power port. If the guide says it's compatible, it should be, but you'll need to check the power output of the charger against the wattage necessary for your particular battery.
111540
I wouldn't use it if it were me. The only way I would use it would be if Acer personnel told me *directly* that it was made by them and had been confirmed by them to be compatible with the laptop. I say that because I suspect that what you got isn't an Acer at all, but a copycat.I got a copycat when I ordered a battery for my Acer laptop on Amazon. It didn't damage my laptop, but when it's installed it won't take a charge - period!
1920671
First of all, don't order this battery. It's not oem as described and won't work. To change the battery you have to take off the whole screen (hard to do without breaking it) then take out the motherboard and all internal parts possible. Then heat with a heat gun or worst case blow dryer. Slowly pull the old battery out and put in the new one. It's not as simple as it sounds.
346873
No, not an official HP battery but a solid replace for an HP. Unfortunately not for the HP i needed.
2058175
Your spec is a mess. J&R is more accurate: http://www.jr.com/asus/pe/ASU_ET2701B029K/