I need a battery for my laptop below, it had 9000mAh, there's one for the 7750G with 4400, 5200, 6600 and 8800mAh can you use them all?

Battery for laptopAcer Aspire 7750G-2678G87BNKK I7-26525

if I bought it for 8800mAh instead of 9000mAh, would I ruin the battery or laptop because of 200mAh?

But if I look there you get a battery with 4400mAh for the 7750-G. Does the full name have to match or is it just these digits 7750-G. It stands for… Dran and many notebooks are listed.

The one with 8800mAh costs 32 euro and the one with 9000mAh costs 49 euro. But 7750-G is on both of them. Of course, I don't want to destroy the battery if it is overcharged, then the lifespan is maybe half as long.

Who knows what to do.

Take your time out because it actually says which one you have installed, you should also install it.

Otherwise it may not be fully charged, but at 200mA it doesn't matter.

If nothing is written on your battery Enter your laptop into Google and write a test behind it, there you will find the battery size.

You can't break anything as long as it fits.

The mAh only indicate the capacity of the battery. The voltage and the form factor are crucial.

You can use any battery that fits in, preferably of course the one with the largest capacity (mAh).

Hi

Gugge there:
https://www.ipc-computer.de/acer/notebook/aspire-serie/7000/aspire-7750g-serie/