Product Description

Accessory Power Battery replacement is compatible with: MSI WIND U100 WIND U120 Wind U90 WIND U100-030US WIND U100-279US WIND U100-280US WIND U100-411US WIND U100-420US WIND U100-422CA WIND U100-432US WIND U100-439US WIND U100-451US WIND U100-641US WIND U120-001US WIND U120-020US WIND U120-024US WIND U100-001US.

You can feel confident when you purchase Accessory Power Brand Laptop batteries due to our devotion to high manufacturing standards and quality control. Our batteries are guaranteed to be compatible with the original manufacturer's standards and in most cases, outperform the original with value-added features like Anti-Surge BSP Technology. Manufactured with Silicon Valley technology to European precision standards, we are confident that no other company provides the same value combined with the most competitive prices in the industry. We believe in our batteries and offer an unheard of FREE 3-YEAR EXTENDED MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY on all of our batteries.

Product Details

• Brand: Accessory Power

Features

• Accessory Power Brand, Non-OEM Equivalent; Replaces Part # : BTY-S11, BTY-S12, 3715A-MS6837D1, 14L-MS6837D1, 6317A-RTL8187SE, TX2-RTL8187SE
• Specifications: Voltage 11.1V (volts) ; Capacity 7200 MAH
• Chemistry: Lithium Ion Rechargeable - No Memory Effect ; Utilizes BSP Technology for Surge & Overload Protection, Thermal-Cut-Off; Guards Against Short Circuits
• Free Extended 3 Year Manufacturer's Warranty ; European Quality with Silicon Valley Technology; Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed
• Includes High Quality Neoprene MousePad

Customer Reviews

Hard to drain
The battery itself functions excellently. I've run my wind off of it for hour's on end in full power mode without any trouble. There are 2 factors to be aware of before you decide to get one of these 9-cell behemoths though. First, this battery is rather bulky. It sticks out of the netbook and get's caught on everything. Since the retention clips on the Wind are only meant to handle a 6-cell battery at most, this usually means they will break off and you'll have to keep snapping the battery back in place all the time. The second thing you need to know is that the normal Windows battery management in XP doesn't tend to be even remotely accurate with this battery. I've run my Wind from full charge down to when it shuts off and won't come back on 4 times now and while it get's slightly more accurate with each attempt, the estimated time remaining is still roughly an hour under the actual battery life. I can usually get a good 4-5 hours out of a single charge with the Wind going full usage. In economy mode that changes to 5-6 but I've never managed to break 6 hours with it in use.