Cameron Sino Replacement Battery for A K 3, K 3 Wi-fi, K 3G, K Graphite, K III

The older generation Kindles were great, too bad Amazon stopped supporting them. This is exactly what I needed to give my perfectly good and functional 12 year old Kindle several more years of life!

Have to have them to keep my old Kindle Gen 3's running. I'd buy new Kindles but the new ones don't read the books aloud, have internal speakers, speaker jacks, or buttons.I don't want audible books, I want regular books read out loud.And no internal speakers makes them a pain, period. Wireless earbuds are one more damn thing to keep track of and sync up and drop and hit the wrong button on, and have to recharge, etc.No speaker jacks make them a pain in the &*#$ to listen to on the car stereo.And the freaking awful touch screen makes them almost unusable when riding in the car alone, even if you do have wireless earbuds all set up and working perfectly, because the least little contact with the screen and everything is messed up and you can't be looking at the screen when you are driving, whereas it is easy to reach over and squeeze a few buttons without even looking.The charges on these seems only about half or a third as long as the OEM batteries but that's still several days for me, usually.Finally, these batteries don't seem to have tremendously long lives before they have to be replaced (maybe half or a third of the originals, which seemed to be about eight years or so), but I'll keep paying it as long as I can keep some of my Kindle Gen 3's in active service.

I replaced the battery of my kindle 3. And charged the battery. I used the kindle and the battery lasted less than an hour. It's very much worst than my old battery. This buy doesn't work and I am stuck with it.

For a kobi reader. Iam wondering if maybe it was used? It looked new but who knows? Maybe too high an amperage for the charger?

The only thing was the delivery of the product was way behind, but I guess I have to attribute that to the pandemic.

Worked for one use, bubbled out massively. No longer charges and Kindle won't start.