The battery for Barnes and Noble NOOK Simple Touch

In order to be sure that exactly this battery is installed in your e-book it is necessary to disassemble your device before ordering something. Some manufacturers of e-books install different batteries into different batches of the same model!

Attention: the authors are not responsible for disruptions of work of e-books got after using this information. Everything you do is on your risk! Using this method removes your e-book from the warranty!

In e-books Barnes and Noble NOOK Simple Touch is installed the battery BNRV300/S11ND018A/MLP30.

The battery for Barnes and Noble NOOK Simple Touch - BNRV300/S11ND018A/MLP30

Parameters of the battery:

  • model: BNRV300/S11ND018A/MLP30
  • capacity: 1530 mAh
  • length: 87 mm
  • width: 57 mm
  • thickness: 3.0 mm

You have to perform the following sequence to replace the battery of Barnes and Noble NOOK Simple Touch.



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