Oemstation Mxv9v 7.6V 60Wh 7500mAh 4-Cell laptop battery
A 7.6V 60Wh lithium-ion battery replaces Dell Latitude and Inspiron models, rated for up to 500 recharge cycles
- 60 Wh capacity powers Dell Latitude and Inspiron models
- 6 V lithium-ion chemistry matches original specifications
- Replaces part numbers Mxv9v, 5Vc2m, 05Vc2m, 829Mx, 0829Mx
- Up to 500 recharge cycles over the battery life
- CE and FCC certified for safety compliance
Oemstation Mxv9v 7.6V 60Wh Laptop Battery
This 4-cell lithium-ion pack replaces the original battery in Dell Latitude 5300, 5310, 7300, 7400, E5300, E5310, E7300 and E7400 models, plus Inspiron 7300 and 7306 2-in-1 units. It delivers 7.6 volts and 60 watt-hours capacity for users whose current pack no longer holds a useful charge.
Replaces OEM part numbers Mxv9v, 5Vc2m, 05Vc2m.
The upgrade is worth it when runtime has dropped below half of the original figure or the system throttles due to an aged cell. Rated for up to 500 recharge cycles, the new pack restores full mobility without changing the laptop’s power profile.
Simple internal swap for compatible Dell chassis
Installation requires removing the bottom cover, disconnecting the old pack and connecting the new one using the existing cable. The main risk is forgetting to disable the built-in battery in BIOS before opening the case, which can cause a short. No soldering or firmware update is needed.
How it compares
Measured against everything we stock in Laptop Chargers & Batteries, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
- Price $57.99
- Pricier than about 88% of the 27,790 comparable items (median $30.99).
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What is the weight of this MXV9V battery and will it fit a Dell Latitude 7400?
The battery weighs 9.9 ounces and is listed as compatible with the Dell Latitude 7400 and E7400 models.
Which screw or latch secures this 4-cell pack inside a Dell Inspiron 7306 2-in-1?
Most Dell ultrabooks use a bottom-case screw or a slide latch; remove the base cover first, then disconnect the cable before lifting the old pack out.
After roughly 500 recharge cycles, what capacity loss should I expect from the 60 Wh cells?
The manufacturer rates the pack for up to 500 cycles over its life; beyond that point the 60 Wh capacity will gradually decline until a replacement is needed.
More in Laptop Chargers & Batteries
Similar items
Dr. Battery Dell XPS 14 L421X laptop battery 4662 mAh 14.8V
- Li-polymer
- Battery
Damaite 63Wh 4-Cell Laptop Battery for Dell Latitude 5320 7320 7420 7520
- 4 Cell Lithium-Ion
- Black
Lenovo 0B46994 90W 20V AC adapter for ThinkPad X1 Carbon
- Black
- AC Adapter





