85Wh Lithium-Ion Battery 9Cell Dell Latitude D820 Review
85Wh Lithium-Ion 9Cell Latitude D820 Dell Battery Review
As we all know, The Latitude D820 is higher than the thinnest and lightest 14 "widescreen D620 and the budget oriented 14" standard aspect Latitude D520 battery in the lineup. The D820 is an updated version of the battery includes latitude and D810 Intel Core Duo processor to replace the Pentium M D810 and a significant reduction in the D810.
MED in his big screen, so the Latitude D820 battery also can not afford the 3-hour work day. The first year I bought my D820, I the battery often used as work and travel, thankfully, died after 10 moths in the Dell warranty of 1 year. I do not know why the machine is 3 year warranty, but the battery is only 1 year warranty. Now I know that, after 3 years use 3 batteries for replacement (the second year to buy a MacBook for travel). Now find some Reivew Dell Latitude D820 battery.
I bought 2 Dell latitude D820 battery types: 6CELL and 9Cell. I'm not saying anything bad about my 6-cell battery (which died after 10 months). Below is 85Wh 9Cell batetry photos.
The Latitude D820 battery Technical Specifications:
Device Type: Battery laptop
Technology: Lithium Ion 9 –
Capacity: 85 Wh
Recharge cycles: 300-500
Work with: Dell Latitude D820, Latitude D830 battery
Customer Review on Dell's website:
I ran through three laptop batteries in four years in the D820. Only the use of CPU and HD DVD ever. Usually charge begins to leave within 9-12 months time to the point that the unit will not operate on battery power even for a minute 1. This is totally unacceptable, compared Barry original Mac is still going strong after several years. Bye, bye Dell – have ignored this issue expensive user for years.
I've been a loyal Dell user for years. However, the next laptop or someone in my family or circle of friends is more likely to purchase will be more than a Dell. Why? Because if Dell consciously ignores this well documented laptop battery life problem, who knows what the obsolescence selfish could be built into new laptops from Dell? This battery fiasco is one of the easiest ways to lose loyal customers Dell constantly looking for high quality products due to their quality and reasonable requirements of the product life cycle
I purchased 2 extended batteries with my new Latitude D820. Both batteries are not within 1 year. This is not acceptable to the articles of this cost. If you are unreliable that this should be covered by the extended warranty
It lasted about 14 months the battery died completely as my Latitude D620. I just did it out of warranty. I guess I was in my clause 3 years warranty extended battery that is not covered.
The Dell Latitude D820 Replacement Battery review at Amazon:
This battery, which seemed to have been the same size as the original Dell is only a few millimeters away. As a result, the battery of my battery charges.The rarely can be docked, but the metal connectors on the battery are not (sufficiently) touch the pins on the system to charge the battery.
To resolve, I have to do everything in handling the battery to completely remove and restart. Even then the problem is not guaranteed to disappear. Finally, the Dell Latitude D830 battery has never charged in full. When the load is working, always seems to stop smoking around the area of 90%. Since I have my new battery, I've been running on the A / C over time, but I'm dreading my next trip when you no longer have an outlet to connect.
I received my Dell D820 Battery, and they fit perfectly! On the positive side, it was a perfect fit, and when the hard drive is whirring, the charging indicator says I have more than 5 hours batery life left, which is great. The color of the battery differs from the team only slightly.
On the negative side, the build quality is not as strong as the original, and indicator lights burden seem a little "weak" but then again, the original Dell Latitude D520 battery lasted only one year.
Even if it lasts the same amount of time, it still cost me less than half of what a Dell original battery would have cost … As for me, I would recommend this to anyone who owns a Dell and want donesn't started buying $ 300 battery that lasts only a year, maybe even less.
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