Product Specifications for Replacement Sony Walkman Battery
| BM Part #: | BAT-HF-A1U |
|---|---|
| Voltage: | 1.2 Volt |
| Capacity: | 1200 mAh |
| Type: | NiMH |
| Length: | 66.5 mm |
| Width: | 16.7 mm |
| Height: | 5.9 mm |
| Shipping Weight: | 0.30Lbs (4.8 oz) |
| Warranty: | 1 Year |
Product Description
This Replacement MP3 and MiniDisc Player Battery is 100% compatible with the Sony Walkman. Our batteries and accessories are made with high quality parts and are guaranteed to meet or exceed the original equipment manufacturers specifications at a reduced price. All batteries are tested for 100% Quality Control Assurance.
This Replacement MP3 and MiniDisc Player Battery includes a 1 Year Warranty to guarantee that it has no manufacturing defects.
Cross Reference
- MHB 901
- ER-GUM1
- HHF-AZ01
- HHF-AZ01T
- HHF-AZ201S
- HHF-AZ01T
- HHF-IPSC
- RP-BP61
- AD-N55BT
- MD-MT77
- MD-MT877
- MZ-N1
- NH-9WM
- NH-14WM-BC
- NH-10WM
- NH-14WM
- NW-MS11
- NW-MS9
- NZ-NF810
- BN-R129
This battery can be used in these audio players:
- AM-HX100
- AM-HX150
- AM-HX200 / Aiwa Recorder AM-F90JVX/Vicot XM-P55SL
- DMC-P55
- 6453-000-032
- MR100 128MB
- MR100 256MB
- MR100 512MB
- MJ88
- MJ80
- SJ-SW9MD
- SJ-SW90MD
- MD-MT877
- MD-MT77
- MD-ST70
- MD-ST66
- E25
- E30
- E33
- E35
- E44
- E50
- E55
- E75
- E90
- EP10
- EP11
- MZ-N1
- MZ-N10
- MZ-NF810CK
- MZ-R909
- MZ-R900
- MZ-R91
- MZ-R90
- MZ-E810SP
- MZ-700
- MZ-E610
- MZ-E520
- MZ-E510
- MZ-E90
- MZ-E75
- MZ-E70
- MZ-E55
- MZ-E44
- MZ-E33
- MZ-E35
- MZ-E30
- MZ-E25
- MZ-E10
- MZ-E7W
- MZ-EP11
- MZ-EP10
- MZ-E5
- R55
- R90
- R900
- WALKMAN
- NW-MS9
- NW-MS11
- Audio devices using LF6 batteries
Customer Reviews
thank you ,,works good with my panasonic walkman
Firstly, it works. It will get your Walkman/Minidisc player etc. working again. Price is also pretty fair, and customer service from Battery Mart is excellent.
The issue is that while charging, my Sony MD Walkman (with original Sony battery) would indicate the progress of the charging. With this battery, it doesn't do that, and continuously looks like its charging an empty battery. I had to guess the charging time, and stop the charging manually.
So, not perfect, but it's better than nothing! Sony really suck for discontinuing their proprietary batteries!
