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Avima Replacement Rechargeable Battery on 2040-parts.com

US $11.99
Location:

Anaheim, California, United States

Anaheim, California, United States
Condition:New Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

  • Don't get frustrated but not being able to turn on your device again! AvimaBasics batteries LAST LONGER than the OEM battery and recharges faster. Premium Long Lasting Li-ion 1250mAh 3.7v Rechargeable Battery, Highest Quality Available. Perfect Fit for your Harmony Remotes
  • Our replacement avimabasics battery is the PERFECT FIT for your Harmony Remotes in your living room, in your dorm room and your kids room.
  • Don't miss your next important TV show or sport game! Other replacement batteries aren't made of LONG LASTING Lithium Polymer and don't match up to our specifications of 1250mAh 3.7v.
  • PERFECT FIT for your Harmony 915 1000 1100 1100i L-LU18 LU18 C-LR65 Squeezebox Duet Controller - Compatible with Logitech Parts: 190582-0000 F12440056 K398 L-LU18

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