The BA10 battery model name is listed against the Vivo Y28 5G and the Vivo Y17s, as a lithium polymer pack sold at 5500 mAh. Only a single spare part listing gives this match, so treat it as a lead to confirm and not as a settled fact. That listing also quotes the number V2310, which you should compare with the model number of your own phone.
The search often appears as "vivo ba10 battery model name" or "ba 10 battery model". Note that most Vivo packs carry a short code that starts with the letter B, then a dash, then two characters, as in B-O5. A code with three characters after the B looks unusual for Vivo, so BA10 may be a name used on spare part listings and not the one printed on your sticker. The sticker in your hand is the final word.
Quick facts
Step by step
Write down the phone's exact model number
Open Settings, go to About phone and note the name and the model number. If you cannot see it, type model in the Settings search bar.
Compare it with the number V2310
The listing quotes V2310 beside the phone names. If your number is different, do not order on the strength of BA10 alone.
Have the old pack's sticker read
The technician opens the back and reads the code, capacity and voltage printed on the sticker. Ask for a clear picture of it on your own phone.
Match the connector and size
Lay the new pack beside the old one. Length, width, thickness and the connector shape should look the same.
Judge the weight and print
A pack that is clearly lighter than the old one, or has blurred print, is a poor sign even when the code matches.
Which phones are tied to the BA10 battery model name
Only one listing names this code, and it names two Vivo phones. That is thin evidence, so the table marks each line as a lead and says what to do about it. Phone makers sell the same model with small hardware changes, and a pack that suits one version may not suit another.
| Phone or number | Status | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Vivo Y28 5G | Named in one listing | Check the old pack's sticker |
| Vivo Y17s | Named in one listing | Check the old pack's sticker |
V2310 | Number quoted in that listing | Compare with your phone's model number |
| Samsung phones | Different code style | Samsung packs start with EB-B, so BA10 is not a Samsung print |
Vivo and iQOO packs are explained together on the Vivo battery model list, and every code on this site outside the Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo families is gathered in the Samsung and Moto battery list.
Why the BA10 code looks odd for a Vivo pack
Look at a few Vivo packs, such as B-O5, and you will see the pattern: a leading B, a dash, then a short ending of two characters. BA10 does not follow it, because the part after the B has three characters. Three explanations are possible. The listing may use its own name for the pack, the sticker may read something like B-A10, or the match may be wrong.
None of these can be settled from a screen. Only the sticker on the pack inside your phone can settle it. If the sticker shows a different code from BA10, trust the sticker and look up that code instead.
A customer typed "vivo ba10" and showed a listing screenshot to the technician. The back was opened, and the sticker on the old pack carried a different code from the one on the listing. The order was cancelled and a pack with the sticker's code was fitted instead.
Capacity: what the 5500 mAh figure tells you
The 5500 mAh number comes from the same single listing. It is not clear whether it is the typical figure used in adverts or the rated (minimum) figure on the label, and the voltage is not confirmed. Makers often print two numbers, and the rated one sits below the typical one.
Check the capacity your phone's maker states for the Y28 5G or the Y17s. Adverts for these phones usually quote a lower figure than 5500 mAh, so a listing above the maker's number is a warning sign. If a replacement claims a much higher figure than the original, be careful, because the space inside the phone limits how big a real cell can be. To compare energy, use mAh x volts / 1000. A 5000 mAh pack at 3.85 V holds about 19.3 Wh, and a pack with equal mAh but another voltage rating gives a different number.
Screen-on time also depends on the display, signal, brightness and apps, so a larger mAh figure does not promise a fixed number of hours.
Check before you buy a replacement pack
Treat the code as one of three checks, together with the phone's model number and the connector. A match on the code alone is not enough when only one source backs it.
- Open About phone and note the name and model number.
- Get the old pack's sticker read when the back is open, never by prying at a sealed phone yourself.
- Ask the seller for the code, capacity and connector of the new pack in writing or as an image.
- Compare the weight of the incoming pack with the old one and study its print before it is fitted.
Snap the sticker with your phone camera while the removed pack is still on the counter. If a later order goes wrong, you hold the code that the phone actually carried.
Signs a pack in a Vivo phone is wearing out
| Sign | Likely cause | Next move |
|---|---|---|
| Percentage falls quickly in light use | Cell worn by repeated charging | Run the health check, then plan a swap |
| Y28 5G powers off while charge still shows | Weak cell cannot supply peak current | Ask the service desk for a battery test |
| Back panel rises or screen lifts at the edge | Cell has swollen | Unplug the charger today and seek service |
| Phone is warm while idle | Busy background task, poor network or a bad pack | Power the phone down, open the back cover, and ask a technician to check it |
Quick drain is sometimes a software or signal issue. Go through why a battery drains fast before spending, and use the battery health check to learn how worn the pack is.
Fitting the new pack with care
Phones of this kind are glued shut, so lifting the rear panel needs trained hands, either at an authorised Vivo service point or with a technician whose work you have seen before. Prying and heating at home can bend the cell. Brief notes on the full job are in the replacement guide.
A bulging, overheating or leaking pack can catch fire. Disconnect the charger, do not squeeze or puncture the pack, store the phone far from any heat source and hand it over for service. Cheap copies with inflated mAh labels are easy to find, so insist on a pack whose code matches your sticker.
After the swap, give the phone one full charge, then use it normally for a day. Tell the technician at once about heat at the back, a hissing sound or a new bulge.
Codes that get mixed up with BA10
Many codes on this site start with BA, and they belong to different phones. Read each page for its own list: BA45, BA61, BA28 and BA62. Do not swap one for another because the first two letters agree.
If your phone is a Samsung and the sticker carries EB-B at the start, the full code is what counts. Samsung's own pages for service and support are at Samsung India support. For a Samsung code with a longer name, see EB-BA217ABY.
Frequently asked questions
Which phone uses the BA10 battery model name?
One spare part listing names the Vivo Y28 5G and the Vivo Y17s. No other source backs this up yet. So before you buy anything, read the text that is printed on the battery pack inside your own phone.
Is BA10 a Vivo battery?
The listing says so, but the usual Vivo style is B, a hyphen and two characters. BA10 may be a listing name, so read the sticker to see the form actually printed.
How many mAh is the BA10 battery?
The listing gives 5500 mAh. It is not clear whether that is the typical or the rated figure, so compare it with the capacity your phone's maker states.
What is the vivo ba10 battery model name for the Y17s?
The same listing connects BA10 to the Y17s, along with the number V2310. Check that your phone carries the same model number before ordering.
Can I fit a Samsung battery in place of BA10?
No. Samsung packs have their own codes that begin with EB-B and are made for Samsung phones. A different phone needs the pack named for it.
How can I tell if a BA10 pack is fake?
Compare its weight with the old pack and look at the print. Blurred print, missing batch marks and a capacity well beyond the original are all warning signs.