Whats the difference between a Li-ION Battery and a regular batteryfor HP G60-120US
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I think li-ion rechargeable battery is the latest and greatest rechargeable battery. They have no charge memory not like ni-ca rechargeable battery. You can charge them when they are 90% full or 10% full but they count the time of charging. Once they are fully charged and goes into stand by charge mode. I think this has to do with the charge management in the charger. Individual li-ion cell is 3.7 volt. Usually they stack up 4 together to get 14 some volts for the laptop. Their cell size is not comparable with regular AA, D C battery because their voltage is much greater than 1.5 volt. Those li-ion should out last regular battery for HP g60-120us. I think my original battery for my g20 laptop was nimh not li-ion. Most of the cell phone and camera are using li-ion batteries now. I hope the above info out of my small head can help you or confuse you more.
461921
Cannot imagine any difference at all. They are after market batteries and I have had pretty good luck with them. Just make sure the specs are correct.
426524
The 4400mAH is a six cell battery, the 7800mAH is nine cells. The nine cell battery is obviously bigger, which will give additional runtime over the six cell. The larger battery will create a small bulge along the back edge of your laptop when sitting on a flat surface. Not a problem unless you have a very snug fitting carry case.
2007201
This battery has bigger capacity than NiMH type regular battery.But, Still we need to use same charging station.By this reason It take more longer time to fully charged than regular battery in 1st time (almost a day? I don't remember correctly).But, recharge time will be similar, just spend amount need to recharge.This battery gives long run time to roomba.
1134960
The 150 vs 120 is the amp hours or in laymans terms the length of time it holds a charge. the two batteries are the same size and voltage the 12150 just has longer run time. Many people buying these use them to retrofit the 12120 batteries in their peg perego ride on toys so this should work fine for you.
1884962
Lithium Ion batteries prefer less charging and not for extended periods of time. There is a lot of info on the net about them if you have time to google it
451496
Yes dear Cathie. It is LI-ion battery and it fits perfectly on th laptop HP
888056
ours is a G60. I probably would not buy this battery again. It gets really hot and will only hold a charge for about 20 minutes if its been plugged in. Better probably to spend the big bucks and get another HP brand battery. 1 star review
14144
They are the same. The difference is in how they are specified. Both batteries contain a pair of lithium ion cells in series. Nominal running voltage of a lithium ion cell is 3.4V. Two in series would be 6.8V. The MAX charge voltage of a lithium ion cell is 4.2V (some are 4.1V), so two in series are 8.4V. Sony specifies the nominal voltage. Wasabi specifies the max voltage. To answer your question, no, it won't be a problem.
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Hi. I believe the series # is the same as the model # which you should be able to find on the bottom of your computer. I did Google that part # and it looks very similar but I would run by the model # with HP just to make sure. I have purchased batteries direct from HP and then through Amazon, which is less expensive and have been very happy with the performance comparing apples to apples. If you need anything else, just let me know.
1568554
Carol, the batteries are the same with the exception the 6 cell may stick out under the laptop providing additional lift for the laptop and better air flow or stick out the back slightly. otherwise work just like the original.
1802167
Unfortunately, it did not work with the HP G60. It did not fit properly into the battery compartment so contact with terminals was intermittent.
847035
buy the factory(hp) battery. i returned mines since my laptop did not do a hand shake with the battery
2092512
I purchased both the standard battery with lower capacity. It runs hot and stopped keeping a charge. I purchased the higher capacity battery and it has a slight elevation (a new design to try to prevent the over heating of the battery) and this seems to work bettter. It does not heat up as much as (so far) has lasted longer. The standard battery will last about a year then will have to be replaced. Hopefully the higher capacity with more cells and elevation will last longer and costs more. Purchased 3 of these laptops. Two of them burned up (melted the chasis) on the older battery). HP had provided statement that the design of this laptop was "Bad" (you think). Since my other 2 burned up within the 3 years life-time, I thought they would replace; but no they would not because I did not file a formal complaint about the battery overheating problem. I thought calling tech was a complaint................... Anyway, get a higher capacity battery, elevated (and use a cooling pad).
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I only have a DC35 which uses lithium ion battery. The DC59 uses a nickel manganese cobalt battery which is much more expensive. The batteries look similar but the DC59 has a different plug-in configuration as compared to the DC35
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Okay when I ordered mine several weeks ago I couldn't find the difference between the $39.99 Battery and the $69 battery, but I have figured it out. Amazon has the same picture for both batteries. The newer battery ($69) should say RED Lithium the older battery says Lithium-Ion. The difference between the Red Lithium XC and the Lithium-Ion XC is 4Wh. (4 watt hours). The Regular small RED Lithium battery is 16watt/hour the Lithium-Ion XC is 28watt/hour and the newer Red Lithium XC is 32 watts. So is the extra 4 watts worth $7.50 a watt?? I'm not sure what the extra benefits are of the RED Lithium other than increased amperage and hype. However for the difference of a sawbuck, and almost doubling the run time is a good deal (between the regular 16wh RED Lithium and the 28wh Lithium-Ion XC).
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No. But try, http://www.laptopbatteryhq.com/hp-g60-127nr-battery.html?gclid=CLP4o7yNg8MCFRBgfgod9WUACQ Price is very close.