3.6V 3600mAh Built-in Battery for Sony PS Lite PSP 2th PSP-2000 PSP-3000 PSP-3004 Gaming Consoles Rechargeable Host Batteries

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Description

Replacement of OSTENT 1200mah/2400mah /3600mAh 3.6V Li-ion rechargeable battery pack for Sony PSP 2000/3000 PSP-S110
feature:
*High-capacity high-quality lithium-ion battery pack
*It is located right in the battery slot, then cover it with the PSP battery cover
*Voltage: 3.6V
*Capacity: 3600mAh
*Rechargeable, no memory effect.
*Note: To earn points, do not drain the battery.

Compatible with below versions:
for Japanese version PSP2000,
for European version PSP2003,
for US version PSP2004,
for Korean version PSP2005,
for Hong Kong version PSP2006,
for Taiwan version PSP2007,
for Russian version PSP2009,
for Spanish version PSP2010,
for Japanese version PSP3000,
for US version PSP3001,
for Australia version PSP-3002,
for UK version PSP-3003,
for European version PSP-3004,
for Korean version PSP-3005,
for Hong Kong version PSP-3006,
for Taiwan Version PSP-3007,
for Russia version PSP-3008,
for Spanish version PSP-3010

 

Additional information

Weight 0.250 lbs
Dimensions 10 × 10 × 10 in
Brand Name

Robinella

Compatible Brand/Model

Sony

Compatible Sony Model

PSP1000

Battery Type

Li-ion

Nominal Voltage

3.7 V

High-concerned chemical

None

Origin

Mainland China

Model Number

Sony PSP2000

Weight

Max Charging Voltage

Charging Time

Charging Temperature

Certification

CE

Battery Capacity(mAh)

3600mah

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