LW50 4700mAh 18.2WH Battery Replacement for Motorola Moto Edge Plus 5G

The sustainable choice

Replace the battery, not your device. It’s the smarter, cheaper, eco-friendlier choice, saving you money while cutting your environmental footprint through recycling.

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Superior quality and safety standards

Battery specialists since 2005, all our replacement Motorola LW50 batteries undergo strict, rigorous testing to fully comply with the highest EU standards and beyond - that’s why they come with a 1-year guarantee.

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Step-by-Step Battery Replacement Guide

Power Down Your Device: Turn off your Motorola Moto Edge Plus 5G to ensure a safe battery replacement process.

Remove the Back Cover: Utilize the provided tools to carefully remove the back cover of your device.

Disconnect the Old Battery: Gently detach the old battery, ensuring not to damage any other components in the process.

Install the New Battery: Connect the new Mobile Battery for Motorola Moto Edge Plus 5G LW50 to the designated slot, securing it in place.

Reassemble Your Device: Reattach the back cover, power up your device, and relish the enhanced performance with the new battery.

Optimize Battery Settings: Once your Motorola Moto Edge Plus 5G is powered up, navigate to your device settings and optimize the battery settings for improved performance and longevity.

Calibrate the Battery: To ensure accurate battery percentage readings, use your Cell Phone until it reaches 0%, then charge it to 100%. This calibration ensures more accurate readings in the future.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q: What parameters should be noticed when buying the Motorola LW50 battery replacement?

A:There are many parameters of laptop battery, among which the following parameters need special attention before purchase.

Cell Type: Generally speaking, Li-ion and Li-Polymer batteries are the best choices. Compared with NiMH batteries in the past, they have a longer life, faster charging, more environmental protection, and one-third lighter weight.

Voltage: Please note that there may be two or more different voltages, such as 11.1 V and 14.8V, matching the same laptop model. They are completely incompatible with each other.

Capacity: A higher capacity battery can power your laptop longer. At the same time, high capacity batteries are much larger in size, weight, and higher in price. You can make a choice based on your needs.

Condition: Be sure to choose "Brand New". Check the production date. Batteries have been in production for more than 2 years should be denied.

Q: Is there a hidden cost buying a battery for Motorola LW50?

A:NO. You only need to pay the battery prices and shipping costs, no other hidden costs.

Q: What are the common issues of a worn-out Motorola Moto Edge Plus 5G battery?

A:When the charging/discharging cycles are over, the battery performance reduces significantly, and you’ve to replace it. Below are the most common issues when you need a Motorola Moto Edge Plus 5G battery replacement :

The battery drains much faster and goes down to low levels very swiftly.
Due to prolonged use, the battery is swelled or puffed up.
The battery works up to 50%, and the phone automatically switches off.
The battery is bulging, and the display is protruding outwards.
The charging percentage goes up and down without doing anything.
These are the most common issues that warrant an urgent replacement.

Q: What will greatly shorten the life of Motorola LW50 battery?

A:Many people find that their laptops can often be used for 5 years or even more than 10 years without failure, but laptop batteries can't. This is often caused by the following behaviors:

The battery is often completely depleted.

Idle the laptop for a long time and do not charge the battery regularly.

Use an unqualified power adapter.

The battery is placed in a humid environment or directly immersed in water.

High temperature is a battery killer to shorten the battery life, complete death, or even explode.

Q: How can I check the battery’s health myself?

A:Please navigate to the Settings--> Battery section of your phone. There, you can see all the vital details of the battery. You’ll also see a nice graph showing the battery consumption details. You can see which apps are eating up the resources, and this information allows you to manage the battery more efficiently.

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