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Question: Does this work well with a Dell Inspiron N5050? It's one of the models listed, but I'm wondering how well it works for long-term.
Document: This battery seems to work well as a suitable replacement for the OEM Dell battery at a highly reduced cost. I get roughly 4 hours on my N5010 with medium to light usage. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase.I will note that I had an issue in the beginning. The battery came with about 70% charge, however when it died, the system failed to recognize the battery at all.
I bought my laptop (dell inspiron N5040) about 2 years ago and it was a display model, so I expected some possible battery issues. The dell battery that came with it NEVER lasted longer than one hour.Recently, my laptop told me it might need replacing, and since I needed a longer lasting battery anyway, I researched what would be best.After looking at Dell manufactured batteries (and their 129$ price tag) I decided that wouldn't work.
We just got this, so I hesitate to give it 5 stars, but if it continues to work as it has thus far, we will be immensely happy. A new battery through Dell was going to cost us a ridiculous amount of money. And that for a battery that had no where near the running time of this one through Amazon. Our computer had no issues at all recognizing the new battery. Installation was seamless.
It works well with my Dell. My only complaint is that it actually only works for about 90-100 minutes, not 4 hours like some of the reviews said.
Works perfectly no issues no error massages as people described. Just put in my Dell Inspiron 17R(N7010). So far perfactly fine give me good backup.
Please note, I own one of this company's batteries for my Dell 17&#34; and one for my wife's Toshiba. If you read no other reviews and the owners haven't have had the product for long enough to test it, consider the review useless. I've had this battery since Nov. of 2013 and it initially held a charge for hours and was very similar to the OEM battery that lasted 5+ years.
I have a Dell Inspiron N5010. This battery replaced my old one with no problem at all and I get about 4.5 hours of battery life, which is quite acceptable given the price. I've had this battery about a month and no problems so far.
This battery performed well for the first 3 months in my Dell Inspiron N7110. In the fourth month the Dell started not recognizing the battery until it finally went into failure. There is no warranty information or customer contact information. I replaced the ATC 9 with a LB1 High Performance Battery with a 18 Months Warranty by LB1 High Performance through Amazon.
i bought this battery for my dell to replace my slowly failing 6-cell battery, and I knew from experience how long the battery life was one those, and assumed that this would at least e a little better, but frankly it was much better than i had expected! It can last a good 4+ hours, and even on low battery it can last about 20-25 minutes so you can finish what your doing and still have time to find your charger without it dying. great product
I bought this battery to replace my original Dell battery which was only lasting 30 minutes at best. This 9-cell battery has 50% more capacity than the original Dell and is lasting 5 hours in my Dell Inspiron. The battery was received quickly and was well packaged. The battery swapped with my original very simply and was immediately recognized by the laptop without any reconfiguration. I let the battery charge overnight before usng it and have been enjoying it ever since.
Answer: So far so good.  I purchased it several months ago and haven't had a problem.  It has a different shape so it raises the computer up which ergonomically is actually quite nice.  Other brands charge you for that.  I conditioned the battery after purchase, doing a full charge, discharge, recharge, etc.  I read someplace that doing that would help.  Don't know if it had any affect but the battery is working fine.  I would buy another and I would recommend it.