Batteries for Nokia Lumia 610 Mobile Phones
The Nokia Lumia 610 is powered by a 1300mAh lithium rechargeable battery. Because batteries for Nokia Lumia 610 mobile phones are removable, fitting a replacement is simple and does not require technical skills. Original Nokia Lumia 610 batteries are coded BP-3L and they produce 3.7 volts and 4.8 watts of electricity per hour.
Nokia Lumia 610 rechargeable batteries
Nokia smartphone batteries are lithium-ion polymer batteries, which is sometimes abbreviated to Li-ion, LiPo, LIP or Li-poly. They are rechargeable batteries in a pouch format. Lithium polymer batteries differ from cylindrical and prismatic cells because they come in a soft package or pouch, this makes them lightweight and more flexible.
Replacement Nokia Lumia 610 battery
Most lithium-ion batteries have an expected lifetime of between 500 and 1,500 charges, so at some point your Nokia Lumia 610 battery will need replacing. Original BP-3L replacement batteries for Nokia Lumia 610 are readily available and there is also a choice on unbranded batteries to fit the phone.
Nokia Lumia 610 batteries contain technology that will prevent them from damage through overcharge. Once the battery is fully charged, the charge rate is dropped to a trickle-charge to protect the battery.
However, like all lithium batteries of this kind, Nokia Lumia 610 Li-ion batteries are susceptible to over-discharge, over-temperature, short circuit, crush and penetration. All of these occurrences can cause complete failure of the battery and may result in the battery pouch rupturing, leaking and catching fire. Take good care of your batteries to reduce the risk of any damage to your smartphone and yourself.
Though it will eventually degrade no matter how well you look after it, keeping your Nokia Lumia 610 battery cool and preventing it from discharging all its power are good ways to prolong its life. To avoid letting the battery run completely flat, it is good practice to carry a charged spare with you to swap over when the battery power is running low.
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