Good info in this thread. Going to finally replace my battery so won’t have to take the anker external battery every time. Just went with the 3600mAh. Seems easy enough. 
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Where did u purchase the battery?Comment
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I purchased right from the nitecore website. No issues swapping it out.Comment
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Did the 4000 battery work fine in your mevo?Originally posted by elli0t View Post
I am thinking on replacing and the extra charge would be fineComment
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This is the battery Flightscope suggested I use to replace the current one in my Mevo+. I think there are 2 different battery sizes for the mevo+, but I am not exactly clear on that.. Also, you can use "10off" coupon code on nitecore website for discount.
Last edited by dkcommish; 06-23-2025, 05:31 PM.Comment
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Sorry for the slow reply but yes it's been working fine. Mine was one of the first Mevo+ units, the newer ones may support larger capacities.Originally posted by jjpaff View PostComment
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Thanks for info provided by other members for replacing the battery. I found it quite easy to peel back the rubber lining on the right of the Mevo+ and take the battery out. No need to open the unit up. The lining does go back in place easily.
Regarding the battery options, I went to the Nitecore store and saw another variation of the battery that has a USB-C socket for charging. If you are using the peel back method to access the battery, it gives an easy way to charge using USB-C, and one one less cable / charger to carry around. This has been working quite well for me. I did notice that most of my smart chargers dont seem to charge though. Had to use an old dumb charger or my car USB-C charging cable.
Another caveat is that this newer battery is about 2mm longer. I discovered quite accidentally that the extra length is because of a extra plate added to the base that can be easily removed with a sharp knife. See pictures below. This make it much easier to change batteries. I use two so I can easily replace when on the go.
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