Dell XPS Battery Replacement — 722KK 52Wh & More
Get the 722KK 52Wh battery to bring your Dell XPS back to a full workday—it is the exact OEM replacement for the XPS 13 9310 and 9300 and costs $49.99. We carry batteries for the Latitude, Inspiron, G-Series, Precision, and Alienware lines as well, all of which are spec-matched and tested before they are shipped.
Shop All Dell Batteries →$49.99 — OEM replacement for XPS 13 9310 / 9300
What Is a Dell XPS Battery Replacement?
An XPS battery is a built-in lithium-ion battery pack which Dell states has a rating of 500 or more charge cycles, and replacing it will restore the amount of running time your machine lost due to the original cells having degraded — the replacement involves three steps.
Identify Your Part Number
All Dell batteries have a part number and the model XPS 13 9310/9300 uses 722KK (it is also engraved with 0WN0N0, 02XXFW and 2XXFW). You can read the number off the battery you currently have or look at Dell's battery report in the BIOS prior to opening the case.
Match Voltage & Capacity
Check the listing against three specifications: the voltage (XPS 13 models have a nominal voltage of 7.6V), the capacity in Wh (the 722KK model has a capacity of 52Wh), and the connector. Since the full part number is included in the title of our listing, it is very unlikely that someone will order the wrong battery.
Swap & Calibrate
To remove the bottom panel (using a Torx T5 screwdriver on the XPS 13), disconnect the old battery, insert the new one, and reassemble it. When using it for the first time, charge it to 100% so that the fuel gauge can be calibrated—then you can enjoy a full workday's worth of runtime once more.
Dell Battery Models — XPS, Latitude, Inspiron & More
Eight batteries cover the Dell family.
GRT01 64Wh
How to Choose the Right Dell Battery
Dell batteries are strictly model-specific. Two checks get it right every time — read the model, then read the part number.
| Your Dell Laptop | Battery Part Number | Capacity / Spec | Our Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| XPS 13 9310 / 9300 | 722KK (0WN0N0, 02XXFW, 2XXFW) | 52Wh | $49.99 |
| Latitude 5480 / 5580 / 5490 / 5590 | GJKNX / GD1JP | 68Wh | $49.99 |
| Latitude 7310 / 7410 | JHT2H (0WY9MP) | 52Wh | $49.99 |
| Latitude 5430 / 7330 Rugged | XVJNP (6JRCP) | Li-Ion | $65.99 |
| Latitude 5421/5431/5521/5531 · Precision 3470–3591 · Alienware m17 R5 | GRT01 (R05P0, VXD57, 00P3TJ) | 15.2V · 64Wh | $68.99 |
| Latitude 3510 · Inspiron 5505 · Vostro 5402 | H5CKD | 53Wh · 4-cell | $59.99 |
| Inspiron 3451–5759 · Vostro · Latitude 3460/3560 | M5Y1K (D3451) | 40Wh | $39.99 |
| G3 15 3500 / 3590 · G5 5500 / 5505 SE | MV07R | Li-Ion | $59.99 |
Check 1 — Read the Laptop Model
- Model name is on the bottom label or in Settings → System → About
- XPS 13 9310/9300 → 722KK · Latitude family → GJKNX/JHT2H/XVJNP/GRT01/H5CKD
- Inspiron family → M5Y1K · G-Series → MV07R
- Unsure? Message us on WhatsApp with your model number
Check 2 — Read the Old Battery Label
- XPS and most Latitudes: remove the bottom panel to see the pack
- Older Inspiron models: the battery may be externally removable
- Note the part number and rated Wh on the pack label
- Match the part number to the listing title before ordering
Dell Battery Price Guide
What Dell replacement batteries cost from us — versus what Dell's parts store charges for the same pack.
| Battery | Fits | Dell Parts Store (typical) | Our Price | You Save |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 722KK 52Wh | XPS 13 9310/9300 | $89–$109 | $49.99 | ~$40–60 |
| GJKNX 68Wh | Latitude 5480/5580 | $90–$120 | $49.99 | ~$40–70 |
| JHT2H 52Wh | Latitude 7310/7410 | $89–$109 | $49.99 | ~$40–60 |
| XVJNP | Latitude 5430/7330 | $100–$130 | $65.99 | ~$35–65 |
| M5Y1K 40Wh | Inspiron 3451–5759 | $70–$90 | $39.99 | ~$30–50 |
Our prices verified from live product pages (October 2026). Dell parts-store prices are typical market estimates and vary by region.
Key Features of Our Dell Batteries
Six fundamentals behind every Dell battery we ship.
Grade-A Li-Ion Cells
Top-grade lithium-ion cells deliver stable voltage from full charge to empty — no sudden drop-offs.
BMS Safety Protection
Built-in Battery Management System with overcharge, over-discharge, and short-circuit protection.
Part-Number Matching
Every listing title carries the full Dell part number — verify your match in seconds, not after delivery.
Pre-Shipment Testing
Each battery is tested for function and safety before shipment.
500+ Cycle Life
Rated for 500 or more charge cycles — roughly 2–4 years of daily use.
1-Year Warranty
Manufacturing defects under normal use are covered for 12 months from receipt.
XPS Battery Care & Replacement Timing
When to replace, and how to make the swap safely.
Replace When (any one applies)
- Runtime is under half of what the machine delivered new
- The laptop shuts down while still showing 20–30% charge
- Windows battery report shows capacity below ~70% of design
- The battery won't charge past a certain percentage
- The case or trackpad is bulging — replace immediately, it's a safety risk
Safe Swap Checklist
- Power off and unplug; disconnect external devices
- XPS 13: remove Torx T5 screws, lift the bottom panel
- Unplug the battery connector before removing the old pack
- Seat the new pack, reconnect, reassemble the panel
- First charge to 100% to calibrate the fuel gauge
Frequently Asked Questions About Dell XPS Battery Replacement
Detailed answers to the questions real Dell XPS owners ask — compiled from Dell support documentation, iFixit repair guides, and our own support desk.
The XPS 13 9310 and 9300 use the 722KK 52Wh battery — also stamped 0WN0N0, 02XXFW, or 2XXFW — $49.99 from us. Older or newer XPS 13 generations use different packs (the 9340/9350 line uses a different connector entirely), so never order by "XPS 13" alone: read the part number off your original battery or from the listing's compatibility section.
Typical 2026 market prices for the same XPS 13 pack, by channel:
- Third-party self-install: $40–$75
- OEM battery self-install: $75–$250
- Local repair shop (parts + labor): $180–$500
- Dell official service (phone order): ~$400+
Our 722KK replacement is $49.99 — the bottom of the self-install range — with a 1-year warranty and free shipping. The battery you buy isn't the expensive part; the labor is.
Expect 2–3 years of daily use, or roughly 300–500 charge cycles. Noticeable runtime loss typically begins at 18–24 months. Real-world example: an XPS 13 measured after 4 years holds ~55% of design capacity and delivers about 2 hours on a charge. Heat is the biggest accelerator — XPS chassis run hot, and heat kills lithium-ion cells faster than anything else.
Replace when any of these applies:
- Full charge lasts about an hour or less
- The laptop shuts down while still showing 20–30%
- Windows reports Full Charge Capacity below ~70% of Design Capacity
- The battery won't charge past a certain percentage
- The touchpad is stiff/raised or the case bulges — replace immediately, this is a fire risk
Three ways:
- Windows battery report: open Command Prompt as administrator and run
powercfg /batteryreport— it saves an HTML report showing Design Capacity vs Full Charge Capacity and cycle count. - BIOS check: restart and tap F2 → General → Battery Information shows battery health status.
- Built-in diagnostics: restart and tap F12 → Diagnostics → run the battery and AC adapter tests.
The standard procedure (XPS 13/15/17 — allow 15–30 minutes, moderate difficulty):
- Power off, unplug the AC adapter, and close the display.
- Safety first: if possible, run the battery below 25% before opening — a discharged cell is far less dangerous if accidentally damaged.
- Flip the laptop over and remove the base-cover screws (Torx T5 on most XPS models — the XPS 13 9300 uses 8 cover screws).
- Pry the cover off gently with a plastic pick, starting at a corner (avoid the hinge area).
- Disconnect the battery cable from the system board first, then press and hold the power button ~10 seconds to drain residual charge.
- Remove the battery screws (Phillips #0/#1), lift the old pack out, seat the new one, and reverse the steps.
Some models (XPS 16 DA16260) require removing the palm-rest assembly — check your model's service manual first. If the battery is swollen, do not attempt DIY removal; see the swollen-battery question below.
Three items cover nearly every XPS model: a Torx T5 screwdriver (base cover), a Phillips #0 or #1 screwdriver (battery screws), and a plastic opening pick or spudger (releasing clips and disconnecting the cable). Anti-static grounding (touch unpainted metal) is recommended before starting.
Yes — a simple calibration lets the fuel gauge report capacity accurately: charge to 100% and leave it plugged in 2+ hours longer, then use the laptop until it shuts itself down, then recharge to 100% uninterrupted. Skipping calibration usually just means the percentage display drifts for the first few cycles, not real damage.
Disconnecting the battery clears the CMOS on many XPS models, so expect the system clock to reset and possibly storage settings. On some XPS 13 models the SATA Operation setting reverts from RAID to AHCI, which can cause a boot error — enter BIOS (F2) and switch it back if Windows won't boot after the swap.
Try these fixes in order — most cases resolve at step 1 or 2:
- Hard reset: shut down, unplug everything including docks, hold the power button 15–30 seconds, wait 2 minutes, reconnect the original adapter, power on.
- Check adapter recognition in BIOS: F2 at boot — if "AC Adapter" shows Unknown, the charging circuit is disabled by design; a hard reset usually re-establishes the handshake.
- Reinstall the battery driver: Device Manager → Batteries → "Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery" → uninstall → reboot.
- Check Dell Power Manager: "Adaptive Charging" or "Primarily AC Use" modes intentionally cap charging below 100% — switch to a normal mode.
- If none work and the battery is 2+ years old, the pack itself is the problem — replace it.
Yes — a swollen battery is a fire risk. The first symptom on an XPS is usually a stiff or raised touchpad, because the thin chassis leaves no clearance. If you spot it:
- Power off and unplug immediately; stop using the laptop.
- Never puncture, crush, bend, or pry at the swollen pack.
- Contact Dell support with your Service Tag — Dell has replaced swollen batteries at no cost even out of warranty for some models.
- If out of warranty, have a technician remove it and recycle at an approved e-waste facility.
Do not "fix" a stiff touchpad with spacers or washers — that clamps a failing cell and hides the symptom while the risk grows. Full swollen-battery guide →
Most XPS 13/15/17 swaps are a 15–30 minute DIY job with the three tools above — Dell publishes official step-by-step guides for most models. Two exceptions: if the battery is swollen (technician only), or if your model requires palm-rest removal like the XPS 16 DA16260 (harder, but still documented in the service manual).
Battery access is user-serviceable on most XPS models and Dell's own guides walk you through it. If your machine is still under warranty, check Dell's terms for your region first — battery removal itself doesn't void coverage, but damage caused during a botched install may not be covered. Dell's battery warranty itself is typically only 1 year, even when the laptop warranty is longer.
Yes — Latitude 5480/5580 (GJKNX 68Wh, $49.99), Latitude 7310/7410 (JHT2H 52Wh, $49.99), Latitude 5430/7330 Rugged (XVJNP, $65.99), Latitude 5421/5431/5521/5531 + Precision 3470–3591 + Alienware m17 R5 (GRT01 64Wh, $68.99), Latitude 3510/Inspiron 5505 (H5CKD, $59.99), Inspiron 3451–5759 (M5Y1K 40Wh, $39.99), and G3/G5 gaming (MV07R, $59.99). See the model table above.
Orders placed Monday–Friday are processed within 1–2 business days. US-stock orders arrive in 2–7 business days; international orders in 7–15 business days; Europe 10–18 business days. Free standard shipping applies to all orders.
Warranty: 1-year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Returns: 30 days from delivery for unused items in original packaging; defective or wrong items reported within 72 hours ship free. Refund policy · Product warranty
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