🔧 Revive Your GPS with Ease!
The NP99spNewPower99 Battery Replacement Kit for Garmin Dezl 770 includes a high-capacity 1200 mAh lithium-ion battery, specialized tools, and step-by-step video instructions, all backed by a one-year warranty and a money-back guarantee.
K**D
Easy swap
Fit perfectly and was exactly what my gps needed
E**0
No la recomiendo
El puerto del cable que va desde la bateria hasta el puerto donde va conectado el cable en el GPS no ajusta bien y la bateria luego de Que la instale al gps se queda marcada en roja en la pantalla del gps y tiene que estar 24/7 el gps conectado al cargador porque sino se apagara.
N**S
More or less correct
My rating is my first impression of the entire package, without knowing how well the battery itself will hold up. The battery was a higher capacity than the original, and physically larger. There was space in the DEZL 770 for the larger battery, that had been filled by a plastic card the original battery was stuck to.The original was an 1100 mAH single-cell Lithium, while the replacement was a 1500 mAH of the same voltage. The Torx driver included appears to be a T6, while the 770 required a T9, which I already had. The pry tool included is something I'll probably use again. It does the job and seems to be made of quality materials. The disc included was for a DEZL 760, which is very similar, and possibly explains the incorrect driver.The Garmin powered up and is currently charging fine. The original battery would only last about 5 minutes, which wasn't critical, but the device was occasionally resetting while plugged in and tracking, which I'm hoping was due to the battery being at the end of its life. Considering the price of this battery, compared to buying a new GPS, this is really a bargain if it solves the issue. If not, it'll still be a good spare if I buy a new device, with a good battery.I can't comment on the video disc included, because I didn't use it. Replacing the battery isn't difficult, but does require some care. For someone who's never done something like this before, it might be a good idea to get a 10-year-old to help. I've been taking things apart for at least 55 years, and most of the time can put them back together. My philosophy relies on the fact that if it's not working now, I can't either fix it, or screw it up bad enough that it'll need to be replaced.
L**I
Ok
Good
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