ANTIEE Compatible C11-me370t Li-polymer Battery Replacement for Google Asus Nexus 7 laptop Me370t 3.7v 4270mah/16wh (Not Fit C11-ME370TG)

The packs I received are 100% OEM. Every minor detail, down to the writing on the six copper wires going into the harness, is identical to the original. I looked at the two packs I bought like a forensic scientist, and I am convinced they are the real thing. The pictures for "Antiee New Replacement C11-me370t Li-polymer..." on Amazon show a non-OEM product. When I bought my packs, I was expecting a decent aftermarket replacement. What I got was 100% original equipment. The only difference is the addition of a "date code" sticker on the back, which has the year as 2015 but no mark indicating the month of installation. Very satisfied with the purchase, especially since ASUS charges way more for battery replacement. Easy DIY replacement and I expect to get 3 more years of service from the new battery. If I am wrong in my initial assessment, I will let you know.UPDATE:Batteries are working well. They seem to be identical to early first gen Nexus 7 OEM batteries, but are a little bit different than the ones used in later first gen models. This makes me a little bit nervous that the batteries I bought might be old, but they are performing well. I received batteries rated at +3.7V, 4.17Ah. The tablet I bought for Christmas 2012 had an identical battery. The tablet I bout 6 months later is rated +3.75V 4.06Ah and has different printing and plastic shell.

The Nexus 7 replacement battery purchased in June 2015 and sold by power-PKZ worked fine for about 6 weeks. At that point, the Nexus began to hang and reboot periodically.The rebooting frequency progressed from occasionally to continuous rebooting (many times per hour) by the end of September 2015. The OS was restored to the factory default in late August. The rebooting problem only became worse. I removed the Amazon purchased battery and reinstalled the 2 1/2 year old original battery. With the original battery installed, the hanging and rebooting behavior was no longer an issue and the Nexus' performance was restored to normal operation. Amazon needs to change their return policy (30 days) for battery products such as this. Either they allow returns/credit up to 9 months or require the seller to warranty the product for at least 1 year from receipt of the product. This product has a time delayed defect that needs to be re-mediated by Amazon. This is a negative value product.

I got this replacement battery for my 2 year old Nexus 7 tablet. My old battery would not charge past 40% and was acting up all the time, doing odd things. To replace the old battery, I followed the directions that I found online under fixit, search for nexus 7 battery replace. The instructions have nice photos of the process. At first it was kindof scary opening up the tablet cover and unplugging the old battery. But I plugged in the new battery and put the cover back on. And away we go. Works perfectly. and powers to 100% fairly quickly...maybe 6 hours (from 10%)??Update...after using the new battery for a few days, i found that it does not have nearly the lasting power that the original had. I watched live TV for 3 hours and the battery went from 100% to 10%. Not too impressive.

I only had it less than 24 hours but am very happy so far. Based upon other comments here I had expected a third party product. However, what I received is clearly labeled "ASUS", the manufacturer of the Google Nexus 7. One thing I had been concerned about was that the battery would arrive with such a low charge that the Nexus might not boot or accept a charge. This can happen (at least with the 2012 model) as it happened to me. It requires removing the battery and giving it a small charge without using the Nexus charging circuit. (see instructions on YouTube if it happens to you). Anyhow, while the battery was low at 7% it was enough to boot the machine and start the charging. Another surprise was the apparently long time required to do a full charge. The (original) charger has been running for about 15 hours and has only raised the charge level from 7% to 56%. I suspect (and hope) that this is normal. One of the reasons I changed the (still working 3 year old) battery is that it didn't seem to be holding much of a charge and was running down quickly. I think the long charging is probably normal and the shorter charging time I'm comparing it to is the sign of an old, low capacity battery. I don't remember what the charge times were like when I bought the Nexus 3 years ago.

Battery has been performing well. I noticed that there have been a number of reviews where the battery has failed within a couple of weeks from installation. That occurred with my purchase. You should know that the asus nexus 7 battery connector can be flakely at best. I had the same problem with the original battery that came with the nexus 7 tablet. To correct it is just a matter of disconnecting the battery connector and reconnecting it once or twice. This occurred two or three times during the first year of service. There was a youtube how to video on this if you need assistance.

My wife's Nexus wouldn't hold a charge. She wanted a new one. I ordered this battery for her. Installation was easy and battery last for hours of her reading and gaming.

Dead nexus 7 brought back to life with this battery. Sadly I forgot why I let it run down to nothing in the first place. It is slow! Battery works great though. Easier to install than I expected.

Charged it overnight and installed in my Nexus 7. I used it for about an hour and shut it off for later. Tried that night and it wouldn't even boot because the battery was dead. Tried to charge it for the next 24 hours and it never even charged enough to boot the device. I had to reinstall the old battery to get my device working again.