a little more two weeks since I placed the order.
The top is the one being recalled, and the bottom one is the replacement. Notice any difference between these two batteries?
Dell is going from Japan to China!
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I also notice that there’s two additional symbols on the Chinese battery. The large Li-ion one I understand (although it’s misleading to use the chasing arrows, since that implies that the battery can be recycled, and most Li-ion batteries are *not* recycled). But what’s the box on lower left side, next to “Made in China”?
Good question, and I am not sure what that symbol is either. Guess I need to do some research for find out exactly what it represents.