If your batter says 500mAh is 900 mAh ok to use?
1056326
If everything else is the same.The 900 will last longer before it need charging again and may take a little longer to charge. Hope this helps.
1056327
If everything else is the same. The 900 will last longer before it need charging again and may take a little longer to charge. Hope this helps.
1109994
It is difficult for us to cross reference and make recommendations for a device's specific model. Generally for battery two important things you need to make sure is if the voltage rating is correct for your device, and also if the dimensions fit your device. mAh can vary for the most part, as that refers to capacity and just translates to more usage time. Generally, if the volts and dimensions work, then it should be fine. Make sure the connectors in the image are the same too. Thanks Battery Superstore
2141704
the real capacity is 9000mah,because the Conversion Rate is around 15% and all electricty wastage rate can not avoid. all these factors will make the capacity can not reach full condition.thanks
1045747
the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year later with one of these as well and still working better as well. the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year... » Read More the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year later with one of these as well and still working better as well. « Show Less
1630056
These will still work. The fact that these are 900mah should mean they will last longer, but deliver the same 2.4v worth of power.
301161
If the 400 mAh battery fits physically it will last about 4/3 longer than the 300mAh battery. The suffix "mAh" is the designation used to signify current storing capacity of a small battery. The larger the number the better.
732431
No...because 5300mAh batteries do exist yet. 3600mAh is the maximum real rating, anything higher is lying to you. Get a known brand for real mAh ratings. I have compared Panasonic 3400mAh vs "5000mAh" batteries, Panasonic lasts about 6-7 times longer, showing the "5000mAh" batteries are really 500-600mAh.
1334488
mAh = milli-ampere hour. It is a measure of battery capacity. Electronics use, or draw, energy that's measured in amperes(A). So a 1500mAh battery can power an electronic device with a draw of 1mA for 1500 hours, or a device that draws 1.5A for one hour.
458906
Yes. 6800mAh is 6.8 Ampere-hours at 12V. It should therefore be able to run at 1.5 amperes for more than four hours. I wouldn't run it much higher than that, though. 1.5 Amps is a lot of current for that little battery. I routinely run a 3800mAh unit (=3.8 Ampere-hour) at 0.9 Amp for over four hours.
729519
I think the mah is the run time of the battery. my old ones were 2.6 mah and the new ones work good so far.
1312220
Either is fine, 1.8 will be faster. Should be finished in just over an hour. The .9 means 900 MAH output, the 1.8 means 1800.
1167505
Yes. It's still an 18650 which is the main part you should be looking for, this battery just has more mAh than the one you're taking about.
1199784
Yes, "mah" is the unit for how much energy a battery can store, so the bigger the mah, the longer the battery life. It shouldn't hurt the phone at all.
2120905
500 mA is .5A This unit is rated for 1A, or 1000mA, so should be fine.Also, I had no problem in receiving the item, although as I recall, it took a bit of time.
2067109
Your current usage will determine how long the battery will last.If your running it to full capacity,then it mightn't last too long.
1334185
1000mah is weak. I have these and they don't hold a charge. Get the larger 2000 mah.
1270026
Depends on whether you buy a reputable brand battery with accurate current rating at this drain rate. Most 4000mAH cells are not rated correctly and will be a disappointment.