Most spare part listings match the QF50 battery model name, a Motorola code, to the Moto G34 5G and the Moto G45 5G. QF50 shows up in parts catalogues as a 5000 mAh typical polymer cell, and one catalogue adds about 4850 mAh rated. The same code also appears for two models sold mainly outside India, the Moto G 5G (XT2417) and the Moto G Play (XT2413).
People type it as "qf 50 battery model name" or just "moto qf50". QF follows Motorola's two letter, two digit pattern but does not identify the phone. QF50 is printed on the cell, visible only once the G34 or G45 back is opened. Some listings also name the Moto G04, G04s and G24 for QF50, but those matches are doubtful. Order by the G34 or G45 model number plus the old pack's code, not by phone name alone.
Quick facts
Step by step
Write down the exact phone name and model number
Open Settings, tap About phone and note the device name and the model number that starts with XT. If you cannot find it, type model in the Settings search bar.
Compare your number with the QF50 phone list
Check that your phone is one of the models in the table below. If it is a similar name that is not listed, do not order QF50 on a guess.
Have the old pack's sticker read in the shop
After the back is opened, the sticker should show
QF50with the capacity and voltage. Ask the technician to show it to you, and do not pull the pack out yourself.Test the new pack against the old one
Put both packs side by side. The code, the connector end and the outline should match, and the weight should be close.
Which phones use the QF50 battery model name
Spare part listings for QF50 mostly agree on the Moto G34 5G and the Moto G45 5G. A few listings add other Moto models without agreement, so they appear below as doubtful. The model numbers are the ones used in listings, and the number on your own box may carry an extra ending.
| Phone | Model number in listings | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Moto G34 5G | XT2363 | Matched by most listings |
| Moto G45 5G | Check your box | Matched by most listings |
| Moto G04, G04s and G24 | Not given | Named in some listings only, so read the label |
| Moto G 5G and Moto G Play | XT2417, XT2413 | Listed, but sold mainly outside India |
| Moto E14 | Not given | One listing only, so check the label |
Motorola groups many of its budget phones on one pack, which explains why a single code can cover phones of different names. Still, a phone with a close name can be left out, so treat the table as a starting point and the old sticker as the final word.
Rated 4850 mAh and typical 5000 mAh: what each figure means
QF50's 5000 mAh is the typical figure quoted in adverts and listings. One listing also shows 4850 mAh, which is the lower rated value a maker prints as the minimum capacity the cell should deliver. Your own sticker may show either number, so read it instead of assuming.
QF50 energy is its mAh multiplied by volts, over a thousand. At 3.91 V, 5000 mAh is about 19.55 Wh and 4850 mAh about 19.0 Wh. Listings disagree on the voltage, since a few print 3.81 V, so the voltage on your label is the figure to trust.
Phones sharing a 5000 mAh QF50 will not all run for the same hours. Screen size, refresh rate, chip, signal, brightness and apps all change the result. The same capacity can give a full day on one phone and a shorter day on another.
Look-alike names that may not take a QF50 pack
Motorola sells many models a word apart, and they do not always share a battery. A pack with matching capacity is not enough: a different code can have a different connector or a different outline, and the pack may not seat in the frame.
- The Moto G04, G04s and G24 are named for QF50 in some listings, but not in all. Their own label may show a different code, so read it first.
- The Moto G24 and the Moto G24 Power sound alike. Treat the Power version as unconfirmed and read its label.
- Other budget Moto packs have their own pages, for example JK50, NH50 and MC50. The two letters change from phone to phone, so do not swap them because the digits are close.
- On a faint sticker, Q can look like O and F can look like E. Turn the QF50 under a lamp to read it before deciding.
The full set of Motorola and Samsung codes is on the Samsung and Moto battery list, where you can compare family members quickly.
A Moto G24 owner bought a 5000 mAh pack because the size looked right. The connector did not seat. Reading the old QF50 sticker, the technician saw the mismatch and fitted the correct pack instead.
How to confirm you need QF50 before you buy
Start with the phone, not the battery. Motorola phones keep the model number in Settings, under About phone, and also on the retail box. Several Moto phones have close names, so a wrong word in the search is the most common cause of a wrong order.
Next, compare that number with the table above. If your phone is on the list, ask the technician to open the back and read the sticker. Two matching sources, the list and the old sticker, are what you want. If they disagree, trust the sticker and ask the shop to check the connector.
Before the shop closes the phone, snap a picture of the old pack's label. That spares you a second visit if the new pack is wrong.
If the numbers still do not agree, use Motorola's own support route, or a repair shop that handles these Moto models every week.
Signs that a QF50 battery is failing
| Moto symptom | Likely reason | Next move |
|---|---|---|
| G34 empties fast after a full charge | QF50 has lost capacity with age | Check G34 health, then plan a QF50 swap |
| G45 switches off around a fifth full | Worn cell cannot give peak current | Ask Motorola service to test the QF50 |
| Display rises or the rear opens a gap | Swollen cell pushing from inside | Unplug and visit service that day |
| G34 warm while idle | Heavy app, poor signal or tired QF50 | Restart, remove the cover, then have the G34 checked |
Rule out apps and signal on a G34 or G45 with the fast battery drain page. Then the battery health check shows how much life the QF50 has left.
A battery that has swollen, turned hot, leaked or been dented can catch fire. Unplug the G34, leave the swollen QF50 alone and keep it away from heat. Hand it over at the brand's service desk the same day. QF50 lookalikes with inflated labels are everywhere, so ask for QF50 and nothing else.
Fitting a new QF50 pack without regret
These phones are sealed, so opening the back is work for a trained hand. Heat and tools are needed to lift the panel, and a slip can cut the battery or the display cable. Visit Motorola service or a repairer you trust, give the model number and have QF50 matched against the old sticker.
Spot a poor copy by these signs:
- In the hand it weighs noticeably less than the old pack, though both claim 5000 mAh.
- QF50 lettering is fuzzy, with no batch code anywhere.
- Its sticker shows a figure far past 5000 mAh for the same body. A cell of this size cannot hold that much.
Our swap guide covers fitting on the G34. Request the old QF50 back and take it for safe disposal, never into household waste.
Everyday care for a 5000 mAh budget Moto
Budget Moto phones are often charged overnight and used while plugged in. Both add heat, the main thing that wears a QF50 down. Rest the G34 or G45 on something hard and shaded while charging, and take off a thick case once it warms.
Use the Moto's boxed charger or one rated no higher, and discard any lead that warms at the connector. A G34 that still drops dead near 20 percent after a reboot and full charge most likely has a tired QF50. Have the pack tested before buying another.
Frequently asked questions
Which phone uses the QF50 battery model name?
Most listings match QF50 to the Moto G34 5G and Moto G45 5G. Some listings also name the Moto G04, G04s and G24, but those are doubtful. Always confirm with the sticker on your old pack.
Does the Moto G34 5G use QF50?
Most listings say yes, with the model number XT2363. A technician can still confirm it by reading the old sticker before you buy.
How many mAh is a QF50 battery?
Sellers rate QF50 at 5000 mAh typical. One listing prints 4850 mAh rated, so your QF50 label may read slightly lower.
Can I use QF50 in a Moto G24 Power?
Do not assume so. Its match to QF50 is not confirmed, and the Power version is a different phone. Read the code on its own sticker before ordering.
Is the QF 50 battery the same as JK50 or NH50?
No. Each Motorola code has its own page, phone list and possibly a different connector or outline. A pack with similar digits is not a safe swap.
How do I know a QF50 battery is fake?
Counterfeit QF50 packs tend to be light, blurry, missing batch codes and overclaimed. Weigh the new QF50 and compare its print and connector with the G34's original.