How to find "good," T60p, high-capacity batteries?
Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 12:03 pm
Ok, my newly-purchased T60p is on order. Time to get set of batteries for road-warrior mode. Questions:
1) Any "battery buying guides" out there?
2) Specs on the highest-capacity battery?
I'm presuming 7200mAh 9-cell battery is going to offer the highest capacity. Is this correct?
3) Will above battery(ies) work in docking station(s)?
4) How to find high-capacity, best-quality batteries for lowest price?
Never have mastered how to search for best combination of "quality" battery and low price (when performing similar searches for my old T41). There seems to be many, many different part numbers for these batteries. Do some part nums (if merchandised legitimately) represent better quality? Are there other ways to flush out better quality from web suppliers?
I'm limited on the premium I'm willing to pay for good/best quality. If a $30 batt gives me 80% performance/life of a $90 batt, the $30 wins, I'll just get more of them. The gray area comes "in the middle." (Of course.) This presumes of course there is an actual difference in battery quality between different certified, new batteries... ?
ebay search for "thinkpad t60 7200mAh 9-Cell" marked as "new"
Should I just "load up" (I'm probably gonna buy 2-4 batts) on the least-expensive 7200mAh batt (supplier looks quite credible, good ebay rating, 30-day money back)? Or be more "careful" and look at some "genuine"/more-expensive batts?
1) Any "battery buying guides" out there?
2) Specs on the highest-capacity battery?
I'm presuming 7200mAh 9-cell battery is going to offer the highest capacity. Is this correct?
3) Will above battery(ies) work in docking station(s)?
4) How to find high-capacity, best-quality batteries for lowest price?
Never have mastered how to search for best combination of "quality" battery and low price (when performing similar searches for my old T41). There seems to be many, many different part numbers for these batteries. Do some part nums (if merchandised legitimately) represent better quality? Are there other ways to flush out better quality from web suppliers?
I'm limited on the premium I'm willing to pay for good/best quality. If a $30 batt gives me 80% performance/life of a $90 batt, the $30 wins, I'll just get more of them. The gray area comes "in the middle." (Of course.) This presumes of course there is an actual difference in battery quality between different certified, new batteries... ?
ebay search for "thinkpad t60 7200mAh 9-Cell" marked as "new"
Should I just "load up" (I'm probably gonna buy 2-4 batts) on the least-expensive 7200mAh batt (supplier looks quite credible, good ebay rating, 30-day money back)? Or be more "careful" and look at some "genuine"/more-expensive batts?