HP 15 ac122tu laptop BATTERY (HS04)

Sep 25, 2018
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I have a laptop from HP Pavilion series named as HP 15 ac122tu.
Battery that came with the laptop has a model number HS04 over it. However, on the web I could see that the same battery is available in 2850 mah, mine is somehow 2670mah.

The issue is that the Laptop is quite old (year 2015) and the battery has worn off. I need a battery that could last, and last longer than HS04.
But the problem is that I could not find any battery available on web that could fit this laptop of mine and has a higher rating (I am looking for a battery with at least 8000mah capacity). I need nearly three to four times more powerful battery because I'm using this system for studying where there are simply no outlets and I am stuck there for hours. People use their machines for like 8-10 hours and I keep looking at them when mine just shuts down after 1 and a half hour. I need a good battery replacement, even more powerful than the original one.

SO, DO I HAVE AN OPTION?
 
Solution
There may well not be a more powerful battery that works in that device.

Also, try to remember that what you have running on the device, and how long the device has be turned on, will effect usage as well. Once you get your new battery (and in the mean time even) try making sure you reboot (turn off and back on) the laptop before you go to work in this place where you have no outlet access. Then make sure you don't open and run anything that you don't need to be using. I would even check to make sure there aren't programs set to auto start up when the computer starts up. All this will drain your battery faster and faster.
There may well not be a more powerful battery that works in that device.

Also, try to remember that what you have running on the device, and how long the device has be turned on, will effect usage as well. Once you get your new battery (and in the mean time even) try making sure you reboot (turn off and back on) the laptop before you go to work in this place where you have no outlet access. Then make sure you don't open and run anything that you don't need to be using. I would even check to make sure there aren't programs set to auto start up when the computer starts up. All this will drain your battery faster and faster.
 
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