Is the battery removable/replacable?
1315653
All batteries are replaceable, it all depends on the type of battery that determines the ease of replacement. The Acer Aspire uses a Lithium Ion battery, which is a thin little battery built into the computer. To replace the battery would me to unscrew the bottom plate and pull out the battery. There is no click-and-pull-out battery here. It's a little work but the result is a lighter computer, which is why most computer companies are moving towards these batteries. It's a little more work, but it is very possible to remove and replace the battery.
1315654
Yes, battery is removable. http://community.acer.com/t5/Notebooks-Netbooks/Cannot-remove-battery-E1-572/td-p/161317 There is an oval slide release for the battery underneath, it is designed for a pen/stylus tip to slide open.. See link for picture on forum.
1444540
Yes, its very easy to replace the battery. Also I've had mine for 18 months and I haven't needed to replace it yet.
1242587
I don't think so, it's a non removable battery so replacing it is almost not possible
1031181
It is soldered in, so, unless you have the ability to pry the case open without damage, unsolder the old battery, and solder in the (exact replacement) battery, I'd have to say NO.
792580
The battery is removable, so as long as you can find a similar version of it, you can replace it.
1293874
Yes, quite easily. Right beside the closure area is a "pocket" that you slide out & replace the battery. Hope this helps you.
628216
No, it's not considered user replaceable. Though here is a video of someone taking it apart, and he shows how you would replace the battery if you're adventurous and careful, and if batteries are available: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI1Lm_-1djY&mode=related&search=
1171710
No it's not a replaceable battery. I bought this product and the battery stopped working in less than 60 day with minimal use. It was replaced and the same thing happened with the newer product. I had not used either product more than 5 times. After contacting the seller they would not accept a return or fix the product, because I had just reached the ninety day threshold of no money back or returns. It is a piece of garbage!!!
2006351
It appears to be. It is removable. That said, it appears to last a very long time. I use mine around the house more for a flashlight. It's easily recharged and the charge lasts for many hours. Its hard to imagine wearing one out.
297209
It appears that the battery is internal and non-removable. When I received it, I gave it the full 6-8 hour charge and its last over two weeks.
689755
No. It's battery is in built. But even after years of use, you can unscrew the side panel and replace it.
1224396
The battery is rechargeable and have had it for a year and no loss in charge. I am not sure if it is replaceable at all.
2235906
Replacing battery is not recommended..It is basically a sealed unit...no screws to disassemble...I have had mine for more than a year and use it nitely and still shines bright !!
2202041
Yes. The internal battery that keeps the clock updated, I cannot say. But the main rechargeable battery, yes, you can remove it.
292854
No. Its batteries are internal and rechargeable. I guess they can be replaced but would require disassembly. It also has a hand crank for emergency power.
1787488
No, the rechargeable battery inside is not replaceable. I use mine almost every day for over 8 months without any change in battery life. If you're worried about the battery not being able to hold a charge in a few years, then you may want to contact the manufacture to see if they offer a battery replacement service.
1241186
Yes the battery is replaceable. Replacement is a Sealed Lead Acid Bat 12V 6AH, http://amzn.com/B005T8OI0G. To replace first remove 4 screws on the bottom to split the case apart. Certainly not an easy push and slide door but still accessible.