Lenovo L15L3PB0 Type B OEM 4610mAh 11.4V 52.5Wh 3 Cell Laptop Battery black and white printer bottle refill With up to 100W Power

Name: Lenovo L15L3PB0 Type B OEM 4610mAh 11.4V 52.5Wh 3 Cell Laptop Battery black and white printer bottle refill With up to 100W Power
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 98933932603
Price: 1198.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Lenovo L15L3PB0 Type B OEM 4610mAh 11.4V 52.5Wh 3 Cell Laptop Battery black and white printer bottle refill With up to 100W Power With up to 100W Power Delivery pass through HP Pavilion X360 14 CD0038TX Product Type Laptop Battery Product Brand Lenovo Battery Type Lithium ion Battery Voltage 11 IdeaPad 710 15IKB Warranty 6 Months Warranty by TPSTECH Package Contents Lithium ion Battery

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