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Part No: LIP1412
Capacity: 930mAh/3.5Wh
Voltage: 3.7V
Type: Li-ion Polymer
Packaging: 1 x battery,1 x tools
Compatible with
Sony PSP GO PSP-N100 N1000 N1001
Notice before purchase
1. Be carefully check the model number of your device to see if this battery is compatible with your device.
2. A new Li-ion battery will achieve its best performance after 2 or 3 complete cycles of charge & discharge.
3. When you install it, be sure the connector has been properly connected to your device.
4. Do not use low quality third-party adapter charger to charge your device, that will shorten the battery's life.
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Humberto Z. Sanchez
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
My psp go wouldn't charge anymore so I replaced it with this and it started charging. Was very easy to replace and it comes with the screwdriver you need for it.
Two-Sev
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
Replace an old battery for my PSP go.
Gonzalo M Diaz
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024
Perfecta y buena calidad😀
albert g
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2023
First charge and i can already see the difference! Awesome battery for my psp go!:) easy to replace yourself and im glad it came with a tool set. A+ seller and product! Im very happy with it!:)
J_carrillo_39
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2022
Easy to replace and my PSP GO works like new!!!
Randall M. Wiley
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2022
After awhile of storage my original battery died. I tried to get it to hold a charge but it was done. I went ahead and ordered this replacement for my PSP GO because I was also installing my SD2M2 memory card into my GO. Why not kill two birds with one stone? So I used the step by step instructions on Ifixit to walk me through this process. I have never opened my go before and needed to see the proper way of doing this job. The only issue I ran into was the wires for the battery weren't as a long as the stock ones, maybe by 5 to 10 mm? I don't know, but my solution was to plug the battery into the motherboard first then place the battery into it's stock location. Yes it took me three tries to get it, just had the ben d the wires a little more to finally get the battery into it's location without it disconnecting from the motherboard. Great battery and looks just like the stock one except the cable length and of course one logo on the battery wasn't present. But still gave my PSP GO another chance at life and my SD card install works great. All in all it took me maybe 30 minutes from start to finish to replace the battery. Just read ifixit's site to decided if this job is right for you.
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