Battery buyer’s guides for Australian shoppers • Prices in AUD • Updated 26 October 2026 Batteries ship free around Australia from our Sydney warehouse

Laptop Battery Replacement in Australia

Plain-English guides for Australian laptop owners: what a replacement battery should cost, which packs fit Dell, HP, Asus, Acer, Toshiba, Sony and Lenovo machines, and how to fit one yourself without drama. Written by the battery team at battaussie.com.

29
laptop packs in stock, all listed with live AUD prices
$32.97
our current starting price — HP HS04 pack
6
brands covered: HP, Dell, Asus, Acer, Toshiba, Sony and Lenovo
AU
local shipping from our Granville, Sydney warehouse

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The complete replacement guide

Signs, costs, OEM versus aftermarket packs and warranty basics — everything to check before you spend a dollar.

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Is the battery actually dying?

Runtime collapse, sudden shutdowns, a swollen case: the seven warning signs and the quick tests you can run at home.

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What replacement really costs

Real 2026 prices from our warehouse counter — from $32.97 to around $82 — plus fitting fees and the costs nobody mentions.

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Replacement batteries by brand

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HP laptop battery replacement

The deepest range on our shelves: MU06 and 671731-001 for Pavilion DV6 and DV7, HS04 and V104 for newer Pavilions, BI03XL, BP02XL and SS03XL for x360, Pavilion 15 and EliteBook 840 G5, plus ProBook 4740s and 6560b packs. Fifteen HP models listed from $32.97.

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Dell laptop battery replacement

Latitude 14 7000 / 7490 (DJ1J0), 33YDH and 4GVGH for Inspiron and Vostro, P51F001 for Inspiron 15 5000 series, and the classic Studio XPS 1640 pack. Five Dell models, from $57.98, each with a 1-year warranty.

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Asus and Acer replacements

A32-M50 and A32-N61 for older Asus machines, the slim C21N1347 for X555 series, and the popular AS10D51/AS10D31 pack for Acer Aspire timelines. Fitment-checked against the original part numbers.

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Toshiba, Sony and Lenovo

PA3817U-1BRS and PA5185U-1BRS for Toshiba Satellite, VGP-BPS26 for Sony VAIO, and the ThinkPad X220/X220i/X220s pack for Lenovo business holdouts — because a good nine-year-old laptop is worth saving.

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Popular how-to guides

Fit it yourself, safely

Back up, remove the old pack, seat the new one and charge it right the first time.

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OEM vs aftermarket

When the original pack is worth it, and when a certified compatible battery is the smarter buy.

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Make the new pack last

Twelve habits that slow battery ageing in Australian heat, from charge levels to travel storage.

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Safety and recycling

Handling swollen packs, and where to drop off old batteries across Australia.

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Battery replacement FAQ

Cost, fitting time, warranty, water damage and more — answered straight.

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How to find the best match

Our companion blog on the AussieBatt site: brand, series and model — the three-step match.

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Popular picks this month

All 29 packs ↗

MU06 Battery for HP Pavilion DV6

$40.79$55.99

Fits HP Pavilion DV6, DV7, G6, G7 and G62 • 1-year warranty • 30-day refund

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Battery for Dell Latitude 14 7000 / 7490

$57.98$75.99

Dell DJ1J0 series pack • Latitude 7490 fitment • 1-year warranty

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HS04 Battery for HP 807957-001

$32.97$47.99

Our best-value HP pack • Pavilion 14/15 series fitment • 1-year warranty

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Why these guides exist

Most Australian laptop owners face the same moment: the machine still works perfectly, but the battery now lasts forty minutes. The laptop industry would rather you bought a new machine. We would rather you spent $35 to $80 on a fresh pack and kept the old one running — it is cheaper, greener and, in most cases, a ten-minute job.

These guides are written by the team behind BattAussie, a Sydney-based battery warehouse. We publish the same prices we charge at the counter, we list every pack we stock for laptop batteries, and we say plainly when a laptop is not worth fixing. Every product link on this hub goes to a live product page; every spec comes from that page, not from memory.

Prefer a second opinion? Our companion site AussieBatt’s battery blog has run for years — see its HP replacement buying guide and its plain-language battery FAQs. And if your flat battery belongs to a cordless vacuum rather than a laptop, head to our Dyson and Roomba battery guides.