My batteries are BT 1021, Nichel hydride, rechargeable, DC2.4V 300 mAh, will these batteries work in my phone?
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what phone do you have? Take the old battery out of the phone and check the numbers on the battery.
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That's exactly the same type that my phone had. This are working for our phones just fine and for less $
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The manufacturer states what models this battery is compatible with. I no longer have the box with that info. It also states all phone company's.
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If you open the battery cover and the batteries in the phone are AAA size these should work for you. As further evidence check the label on the batteries and they should correspond to these.
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I think phones are particular to size for batteries. I would check with HTC website first, before buying this battery.
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Yes they should work for you. I bought mine for an entirely different number than what's listed and they worked. A letter after it doesn't alter the number of the battery. Hope this helps. John.
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I don't think they will. The batteries I recieved only have the HTC EVO 4G, Hero, and Snap listed as compatible models.
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you would have to match your number is upjust go on Amazon and put in what type of phone you have it would tell you what type of battery will work in your phone because I don't know if this battery will work in your phone
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If the battery numbers match you should be fine...I've never had a problem with a phone battery as long as my phone was listed to work with it or as long as the battery numbers matched...hope this helps.
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check voltage on phone battery pack and see how many aaa batteries make the right voltage. If your phone has a bat pack with 2 wires plugging into phone and sealed in plastic they wont fit. If it takes standard AAA batteries your in business they will work.
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Should work fine, the specs are the same for both handsets. 2.4v Ni-MH and the size and connectors are identical. The replacement has more storage at 750mAH then the original at 700mAH
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BT183342/BT283342 (2.4v 400mAh NMH) These are the numbers on the batteries that came with the phones. Hope this helps. We love our phones.
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Since I don't have the battery numbers off you original battery I can not be sure but if it is the same voltage and amperage it should work just fine... I have these batteries in five phones and have been veryhappy with them. GL
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Yes, they will work just fine. More mAh means in simple words that the batteries will be able to retain more charge. As for the end user it means more talk time.
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literally, yes. But if you have rechargeable batteries, why not give them a try. If they're 1.5V, they ought to work.
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The battery pack in the handset is BT183342. They are 2.4v 400Ah Ni-MH....... Batteries are rechargable.... The battery pack is the size of 2 AAA batteries that are joined with a different plug.
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Hi Kat, Yes these batteries are 1.2v (the standard voltage), and are rated at a capacity of 2ah 'typical', and 1.9ah "minimum" . I am quoting these specs directly from the label on the batteries themselves. Hope this helps. greentyco.
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Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not sure, ask more questions. Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not... » Read More Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not sure, ask more questions. « Show Less