Dell Original 2700mAh 14.6V 40WHr 4-Cell Laptop Battery for Inspiron 3451 3452 3458 canon print head ch-70 Energy-Saving Eco Mode: Save energy

Name: Dell Original 2700mAh 14.6V 40WHr 4-Cell Laptop Battery for Inspiron 3451 3452 3458 canon print head ch-70 Energy-Saving Eco Mode: Save energy
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SKU: 16854866942
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Dell Original 2700mAh 14.6V 40WHr 4 Cell Laptop Battery for Inspiron 3451 3452 3458 canon print head ch 70 Energy Saving Eco Mode: Save energy Energy Saving Eco Mode: Save energy and reduce costs with Eco Mode Inspiron 14 7430 2 in 1*** should maintain an Operational Storage Temperature of 0° to 35°C (32° to 95°F) The charge time varies depending on the laptop

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