Type your laptop model, or the part number printed on your old part. We’ll show every matching battery, charger, screen, keyboard, fan and DC jack we stock, with live prices and stock, delivered anywhere in South Africa.

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How to find your laptop model and part number

A part number match is the most reliable way to get a compatible part. A model name alone can cover several hardware versions.

1. Check the sticker under the laptopFlip the laptop over. The model (e.g. “X540LA”, “Inspiron 15 5559”, “ThinkPad T470”) is printed on the label, often next to the serial number.
2. Read the label on the old partBatteries, chargers, screens, keyboards and fans all carry a part number (e.g. “A31N1519”, “HT03XL”, “L16M2PB1”). For internal parts, it’s visible once the bottom cover is off.
3. Read the charger labelThe charger brick lists the part/model number and its output (e.g. “19.5V 3.34A 65W”). Your replacement must match the voltage and connector tip.
4. Ask the laptop itselfOn Windows, go to Settings → System → About, or type msinfo32 in the Start menu and check “System Model”. On a Mac, choose Apple menu → About This Mac.

Matching a replacement laptop battery

Match the part number first, then check the voltage (e.g. 11.1V, 11.4V, 15.2V) is the same as your original. Some laptop models were sold with two different batteries, so the voltage on your old battery decides which one fits. Capacity (Wh or mAh) can differ: a higher-capacity battery lasts longer between charges but may be physically larger. Browse all laptop batteries.

Matching a replacement laptop charger

Three things must match: the output voltage, a wattage equal to or higher than the original, and the exact connector tip size or type. Our guide Match Your Laptop Charger Exactly Before You Buy explains this with worked examples. Browse all laptop chargers.

Matching a screen, keyboard, fan or DC jack

A screen is matched by its size, resolution and connector (the number of pins and where the connector sits), all of which are on the label at the back of the old panel. A keyboard must match the layout (US or UK), whether it is backlit, and whether it comes with the frame or top case. For a fan or DC jack, compare the part number and the photo with your old part, since the same laptop model can use different versions.

Frequently asked questions

Is an “original” battery better than a replacement?

Original (OEM) batteries are made by or for the laptop brand. Quality replacement batteries use the same specifications and are usually more affordable. Both are listed in the finder results, so you can compare.

My search shows several results. Which one do I choose?

Pick the one whose part number matches the label on your old part. If they all match, the difference is usually capacity (Wh), wattage or original vs replacement.

Do you deliver outside Pretoria?

Yes. We deliver across South Africa. See our delivery information.

Can a higher-wattage charger damage my laptop?

No, as long as the voltage and connector match. Your laptop only draws the power it needs. A lower-wattage charger is the one to avoid, since it may charge slowly or not at all.

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