Adafruit
Adafruit 2 in 1 Accessory Battery 7.5V 38.2Wh 5087mAh for Surface Pro 4 1724
A 7.5V 38.2Wh 5087mAh lithium-ion replacement battery for Microsoft Surface Pro 4 1724 series, certified to CE, FCC and RoHS standards
- New replacement battery restores full runtime
- 5 V 38.2 Wh 5087 mAh lithium-ion cell
- Fits Microsoft Surface Pro 4 1724 series
- Replaces OEM part numbers DYNR01 G3HTA027H
- CE FCC RoHS certified for safety
Replacement Battery for Surface Pro 4
This 7.5 V 38.2 Wh lithium-ion cell replaces part number DYNR01 G3HTA027H in Microsoft Surface Pro 4 1724 series devices. It restores mobile power when the original pack no longer holds a charge.
Suits owners of a Surface Pro 4 1724.
The cell fits the 1724 series only. Buyers with a different Surface model or a non-Microsoft 2-in-1 cannot use this battery. Technicians who need a higher-capacity pack or a different voltage must look elsewhere.
Key specification: 7.5 V 5087 mAh
Voltage and capacity are the decisive figures. The 7.5 V 5087 mAh rating must match the original battery label for correct operation. Verify the part number DYNR01 G3HTA027H before ordering.
Highlights
- New replacement battery restores full runtime
- 5 V 38.2 Wh 5087 mAh lithium-ion cell
- Fits Microsoft Surface Pro 4 1724 series
- Replaces OEM part numbers DYNR01 G3HTA027H
- CE FCC RoHS certified for safety
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need any extra tools or cables to install this 7.5 V 38.2 Wh battery in my Surface Pro 4 1724?
The battery replaces part numbers DYNR01 and G3HTA027H directly; no additional cables are required, though opening the tablet will need standard prying tools.
Will this replacement cell work with the original Surface Pro 4 charger and power-management firmware?
Yes, it matches the factory 7.5 V specification and 5087 mAh capacity, so the existing charger and firmware recognise it normally.
How can I confirm the new battery is reporting the correct 5087 mAh capacity in Windows?
After installation, run "powercfg /batteryreport" in Command Prompt; the design capacity field should show 5087 mAh and 38.2 Wh.
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