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My laptop battery finally died, it’s been 4 years. Damn gotta spend some money to get a replacement one. Did you guys think we could get a genuine replacement from the vendor? It’s ASUS brand

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  • 2
    most vendors have a spare parts section, they probably will sell direct to consumer.
  • 5
    @C0D4 I tried searching around at ASUS website but can't seems to find one, they only provide information on how to keep your battery to have longer life

    @Bitwise (perhaps you know? Since you like ASUS brand)
  • 2
    Well I bought a fresh battery to my Dell laptop from Green Cell. Very good quality for the price.
  • 5
    @athlon how much? Did they say it's genuine?
  • 5
    Also do we still need to charge it for 8 hours the first time? The seller told me to do so
  • 3
    @devTea no; it’s a replacement. There was a problem with my laptop that there are no more genuine batteries on the market.
    And no, you don’t have to charge it for 8 hours. That’s fucking stupid
  • 6
    @athlon Figures, it's an old myth but the seller told me so. I guess yours is an old model?
  • 2
    @devTea well, it’s a Latitude E6320 running Ubuntu Budgie (because Windows works like it wants to but can’t). Still really happy with it
  • 4
    @DefiniteGoose it still working although I switched to ssd last year to get better speed

    @CoffeeNcode how much for it?

    @Bitwise thanks will look into it
  • 4
    No bettery on it’s list, but I think I could use it for other spareparts next time
  • 1
    Try also Aliexpress.

    My father bought a new battery for an old laptop, very old so that it's default OS was XP.

    Got a new one for 12€ and it's quite good...

    Says 4A, has at least 3A
  • 4
    @theKarlisK since I’m using my laptop for work everyday, does that mean it’s better to take the battery out and use it while plugged then?
  • 3
    @theKarlisK I got a spare battery now that is dead, I could use it to cover tha holes too. Thanks for the tips
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