Mobile Battery Model began at a repair counter problem we kept seeing: a customer holds a dead battery printed with BN5R or BLP805 and nobody is sure which phone it came from, or a shop sends the wrong pack because two codes differ by a single letter.
Each page here takes one battery code or one phone and answers the question people actually type: which phones use this code, which code this phone takes, and how many mAh the battery holds. Then it shows how to confirm the code before you pay, which look-alike codes to avoid, how to tell a weak copy from a proper replacement, and when a swollen or hot battery needs a service centre the same day.
Independent: we are not part of any phone maker, battery supplier, shop or service network, and nobody pays us to send readers anywhere. Brand and model names appear only to identify the right battery.
Honest about doubt: code to phone matches come from service listings, maker documents and teardowns. Where sources disagree, the page says so and tells you to read the label on your old battery, because that label beats any list.
The battery code finder on the home page runs inside your browser and does not store what you type.