LG Optimus L9 P769 factory battery is 3.8v and this battery/charger set is 3.7v as seen in the picture. How will this work with my phone?
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Hi Brittany, Obviously its a typo. The charger and both batteries I have clearly has 3.8v on both. You should not have any problem at all. Just make sure you use the batteries until they are at least 5%. then let them recharge a full cycle each time. Rotate your batteries and you can conserve battery life by adjusting screen brightness, any live wallpapers and using the TASK MANAGER to turn off any apps running in the background. Also leaving your WI-FI on eats up power.Hope this helps.
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As you probably already know, I am not the seller, but I bought one for my LG Optimus L9 P769 and it works just fine.
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As you probably already know, I am not the seller, but I bought one for my LG Optimus L9 P769 and it works just fine. Just be sure you get one for your phone and not the P880.
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I don't know techy stuff like that. The battery worked fine in my phone but LG warned me that it could be damaging, and since my phone was still under warranty, using Onite could compromise the warranty.
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All 4 of my chargers are set for 4.2v.I have had NO problems at that setting But, always charge new batteries as soon as you get them.I charge all my batteries, any size in it.The charger is automatic , stops charging at the correct voltage.George
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Hey, I lost my charger. But I have china phone charger with following specifications: 5.7 volts with 800mA.. Can i use it or its gonna burn my bluetooth.
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to my understanding tg-7664 models use adaptor pnlv226(z).. which is set to output voltage of 5.5v.. the adaptor in question is for 6.5v phones..
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We bought this battery for a Uniden cordless phone and it works very well. The model number BT-1008 is 2.4V 800mAH and the replaced battery was 2.4V 300mAH and the new one holds a charge longer then the factory standard model and I can give this replacement a big thumbs up. EW
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I only use the 9.6V, but apparently the charger will handle the full range of batteries. The red light to start would be normal if it stays on solid; if it flashes, it still needs a little charge.
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I believe your charger will work fine, but you will need to purchase this adapter from the maker of the charger (GPMM3131) . btw it has 8cells and make sure to check the date of manufacture is with in the last 6 months. If its not get your money back!
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Thank You and I needed the warm greetings, we've been freezing for about a month now lol. This is the one you need Genuine Original Battery FL-53HN OEM For LG Thrill 4G P925 / LG Optimus 3D P920 / LG G2x P999 P990 / LG Optimus 2x P990 / LG DoublePlay C729 1500 mAh
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Perhaps you should look deeper and see if both batteries are of the same capacity? Milli Amp capacity? Run both numbers that you have through Amazon, or LG which ever website is more capable (or both) and see if one battery is smaller capacity than the other. As I remember, this battery is either 1000 or 1100 milli amp capacity. all of the batteries are 3.7 volt Lithium type. Happy research. dot
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You shouldn't have any issues. Most micro-usb chargers are universal. However, my Samsung phone does not like my bro's LG charger because of the low charge rate. I'd guess your device came with a charger. Check to see what the charge rate is. This charger is 5.1v 850mA.
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It is a BT50 3.7volts but the Milli amps... not sure of. My wife has the phone so I can't look at it either. We have no problems with the phone. All the numbers matched perfectly to what was it the Motorolla phone when we got it new. It was the direct replacement. The 3.7 volts has to match but the milli amps will be either 700 or 850 - either one will work. The .850 amps is slightly more amperage then the .700 battery and you would never know which one was in there.
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Each battery has a set amount of voltage that it can soak in every second. This one being 4.7V I believe. Getting a better one wouldn't matter unless that charger is below 4.7v (the stock battery charger puts out 4.8v)
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Open up your old phone and examine the battery. I believe you will find two batteries wrapped together. That will be a 2.4 volt battery. This three-cell, 3.6 volt, battery will NOT work in your phone. Unfortunately, the expensive solution is to take the phone back to Radio Shack ... they can solve your battery problem. Otherwise, search the web for a source that will supply a batter for your specific model number. They exist. Ken
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On the phone or old battery there should be a voltage and milli-amp rating, ideally you get the same, never less on amps. Physical size and connector is next check, make sure red and black are on same side, I have only seen two styles of connectors through the years. Last make sure you give new battery the twelve or eighteen hour initial charge as recommended. Happy hunting.
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the battery is a 18v 3.0 Ah lithium ion battery. The part # is BL1830. The kit comes with two batteries and charger.
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Thanks for the interest. Voltage is not an issue as all phones now comes compatible most parts of the world. Since 2008, more than 50% all phone shipments from us is to USA buyers with same voltage and they all had been using fine. These comes with 100-240v. The area of concern is, these comes with 3 PIN Plug whilst in USA you have 2 PIN Plug. What we do is giving all USA customer a Free UK to USA adaptor which resolve this. See attached. We ship via fedex and delivery to USA within 1-2 working days. Thank you. Regards KICKmobiles
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I'm not sure but I know it doesn't work with the LG Optimus L9 if that helps at all.