NinjaBatt Battery for Dell J1KND N7110 N5010 N4110 N7010 3750 N5110 N4050 9T48V M5030 N5030 3550 N5050 N5040 3520 17R 1540 4T7JN P20G N4010 3420 M5040 15R - High Performance [6 Cells/4400mAh]

Ninja Batteries are always my go-to when replacing laptop batteries. I’ve used them multiple times for customer repairs and personal devices, and I’ve never had a single dud. These batteries are solidly built, reliable, and hold a charge exactly as advertised. My customers are always satisfied, and I never have to worry about safety or premature failure.Installation is simple and straightforward—even if you’re not a tech pro, swapping it in is a breeze with the proper tools. Fitment is perfect, just like OEM, with no forcing or awkward alignment. Once installed, the battery charged up quickly without overheating, and it holds a solid, long-lasting charge that rivals or even outperforms some stock batteries. 🔋⚡Compared to the cheap knock-offs out there that are a fire hazard waiting to happen 🔥, Ninja gives me peace of mind. The packaging is professional, and the battery comes well protected. Even after several charge cycles, the performance is consistent and dependable.If you're looking for a safe, high-performance replacement battery that won’t fry your motherboard or burn your house down, this is it. Highly recommend for techs, students, and DIYers alike! 🛠️✅

I got one of these a couple years ago for my 7110 and I always thought it was defective or incompatible with my Dell 7110 because it wouldn't charge. What would happen is that the battery light would alternately flash orange and white and the laptop wouldn't charge. So I figured I'd try another one so I ordered a new one and plopped it in and same behavior - no charge and wildly flashing battery light.I thought great my old 7110 is done and I need a new laptop. But before committing to a new laptop, I did some searching on this flashing light issue. Some folks said it was the power adapter but the bios recognized it as a 90w adapter. Others said it was the power jack - gets broken somehow. Others said it was Windows software, etc, etc... Somehow I stumbled across a Dell troubleshooting site and a person had posted a fix that corrected this issue on their 7110 - so I thought what have I got to lose (this only applies to the 7110 afaik so don't try this on other Dells and if you do, it's all on you!!!):Boot up Windows normally with AC adapter plugged in.While Windows is booted - remove the battery pack - yes - remove the battery pack while windows is running. Just take it out...do it! Windows continues to run but it will indicate that the battery is missing.Open Device Manager and click on the Batteries entry: Delete the AC adapter and the compliant batter y entries. Uninstall them completely.Reboot with the battery pack still out of the laptop and get to the Windows desktop. At this point the battery light should be out completely and there will be an X in the battery icon on the task bar. Now reinsert the battery pack - yes - put the battery back in the while Windows is running. Some things will happen.Reboot.When my 7110 came back up, the battery started charging and the light was a solid white while the battery charged. No orange/amber light was seen and it fully charged the new pack from 80% (out of the box) to 100% in about 30 minutes.So with all that said and done, I have two battery packs and a working laptop. These lithium packs are nice and pretty solid so I give them a 5. They fit without drama and seem to charge fast and hold a charge longer than the OEM pack did.Thanks

Worked in our HP laptop. 20 minute in and out. Took a good 24 hour charge to be able to operate without cord plugged into outlet, but other than that it's been good to go for a few months now.

Yes, as others have mentioned, I got about 18 months from this battery. Though I do quite a bit of video editing on my laptop generating quite a bit of heat. But at the price for a 2018 laptop it's pretty economical. Buying another one now.

I purchased the Pro version. No issue with installation. Battery came with charge at 59%. Cycled the battery as instructions indicated. Haven't really run a stress test. But for our normal usage, battery was good for 3+ hours with 30% remaining.

Fit right on, it work fine and I able to use my laptop

This battery is garbage. I recieved it and placed it in my laptop after letting it reach room temperature. It was charged to 70%. It lasted 30 minutes before I had to plug it up. The point of a battery is to be able to work without being plugged into an outlet. I guess I'll just spring for an original Dell battery🙄

Second time buyer. I previously bought this brand before for a different Dell laptop and it has been working as expected. Unlike other brands I have tried, this battery came with a very good amount of charge and ready to use. The original battery was at the point of going from 40% to 0% in a matter of minutes so it was time for a replacement. This Ninja battery is a perfect fit for my Dell Inspiron 13 5000 Series model 5379. I really like the included screwdriver. It saves you the time to look for one that will work with the little screws. I’m very familiar with my laptops so it took me about 10 minutes to replace this battery and get back to work.