it says this battery is made for PA3817u-1brs but the picture shows otherwise. why is that?
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I really don't know. I'm not the seller. All I know is that I have a Toshiba (model number psk2uu-003001) and out works perfectly. I know that it said a few divergent model numbers worked for the same battery. Maybe that's why?
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is not about the picture, I thought it was a original part of Toshiba, but it wasn't... It´s working... maybe I don't read right about this description.
1757877
They probably just chose a battery that looks similar, mine fits just fine, I've had no problems.
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I really don't know. I'm not the seller. All I know is that I have a Toshiba (model number psk2uu-003001) and out works perfectly. I knew that it said a few divergent model numbers worked for the same battery. Maybe that's why?
1757879
I ordered a battery that indicated it was a replacement for the PA3817U. it did fit perfectly. However, it would not charge. I personally ordered a replacement direct from Toshiba. Good luck!
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The picture is accurate, but be aware that many of these PA3819U-1BRS replacement batteries have the right outward geometry (size and shape) to fit but will not function in all the models of Toshiba computer that accept the PA3819U-1BRS part number. I'm not sure why, but that is the state of affairs.
960772
I cannot answer that but I notice in pictures the two batteries look quite similar. My recommendation is go to national chain hardware store (Ace, True Value, etc) or building supply dealer (like Home Depot) and ask the sales staff to confirm.
160559
I don't know what the "BAS" is. I see what you're talking about. I pulled the battery out of my Toshiba Qosmio and it's the PA3730U-1BRS which is what I ordered. Bringing up my purchasing history it shows a battery with a different part number than the description also. My guess would be they used a generic picture.
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This PA3819U-1BRS extended capacity battery will work as a replacement for the PA3817U-1BRS battery and it will work with your Toshiba laptop. Please keep in mind that this extended capacity battery is thicker and heavier than the standard capacity 6 cell battery. The extended portion of this battery will protrude from your laptop by approximately 1/2 inch.
307260
You should not have ever received a "UPG" UB1280 as this listing is for a "Rhino" brand battery. That was bait and switch!
2277772
That is the battery in my computer. When I put the model number it is too old of a computer for amazon to recognize it.
1696256
It doesn't look like it. The battery for your model looks completely different. The good news is, googling your model and the word battery after it, prompted a bunch of hits to prior seeing the battery you'd need. I saw one on eBay for $9.99.
1923402
Compare your current battery with the picture, I had to return this as it didn't fit my model. Or call the vendor and ask. Return was simple and fast, but still....
1110381
I really can't answer your question but an experience I had was I ordered a battery for an HP laptop by model number of the laptop and it came in wrong.. I had to reorder using the part number from the old battery.. I suggest you order by part number to be sure you get the right one..
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I can't look up the model# for your laptop, but take your battery out and if the model # is "PA3634U-1BRS" then it should work for yours. if it doesn't match then i suggest going to a different seller and make sure the model# matches exactly.
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Yes. I had not checked all different battery pictures carefully because the battery was advertised as a replacement.My connectors were for wider battery terminals and the terminals had plastic on them that did not match my connectors.The plastic on the terminals just slide off. I assUme that they were for protection instead of connections? Don't know.My large connectors fit okay on the smaller terminals so I did not bother returning and ordering a better fitting battery with more amp hours for 25 cents more.
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I am a bit confused by the question as well as the one response received on 1/10 from Patricia Boyd. There are two different batteries involved here. One is # PA3817U-1BRS (rated by Toshiba on its web site as 48Wh). The other is # PA3818U-1BRS (rated by Toshiba on its web site as 61Wh). I ordered the latter of the two batteries but was shipped the former and when I complained I was told that the two batteries were the same - this is SIMPLY NOT TRUE! After way too much back and forth I finally was able to return the battery for a refund which took about two months to actually happen. The higher Wh means that the battery should hold a charge better than the one with the lower Wh designation. Jane C. I am a bit confused by the question as well as the one response received on 1/10 from Patricia Boyd. There are two different batteries involved here. One is # PA3817U-1BRS (rated by Toshiba on its web site as 48Wh). The other is # PA3818U-1BRS (rated by Toshiba on its web site as 61Wh). I ordered the latter of the two batteries but was shipped the former and when I complained I was told that the two batteries were the same - this is SIMPLY NOT TRUE! After way too much back and forth I finally was able to return the battery for a refund which took about two months to actually happen. The... » Read More I am a bit confused by the question as well as the one response received on 1/10 from Patricia Boyd. There are two different batteries involved here. One is # PA3817U-1BRS (rated by Toshiba on its web site as 48Wh). The other is # PA3818U-1BRS (rated by Toshiba on its web site as 61Wh). I ordered the latter of the two batteries but was shipped the former and when I complained I was told that the two batteries were the same - this is SIMPLY NOT TRUE! After way too much back and forth I finally was able to return the battery for a refund which took about two months to actually happen. The higher Wh means that the battery should hold a charge better than the one with the lower Wh designation. Jane C. « Show Less
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The pic of the battery was identical...as far as those numbers., I focused on what my old battery looked like in comparison then when you type in the search..amazon is pretty consistent.but beware it still didn't hold much of a charge for my phone
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They are production codes relevant to country of origin, plant they were made in, which vendor made the battery and the date it was made. The only number you should pay attention to is the model # on the top.
960112
no it was the wrong battery. , though you would not know that from the item's description on the amazon site
1240401
The battery pictured is not the same one being shipped from EPS Battery Store. The image and description header is wrong: it's not a 3-cell. Further down it states: Li-ion, 11.1V, 4800mAh, Black. Thus the battery is bigger (but will fit as applicable). The one pictured appears to be a Sanyo (or OME) UM08A31 / 10.8V / 2200mAh which is a common 3-cell stock battery sold with some ACER laptops.