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Vivo B-A7 Battery for Vivo V3 – 2600mAh

Brand: MT Star, Quality Beyond Comparison

2600mAh replacement battery for the Vivo V3 (battery model B-A7). BIS certified, original-size fit, made by MT Star.

About this Product

Keep the Vivo V3 working for years with the MT Star B-A7. This 2600mAh battery is BIS certified and made to the same size and flex connector as the original.

Vivo B-A7 battery specifications

Battery model B-A7
Compatible devices Vivo V3
Capacity 2600mAh typical / 2550mAh rated
Nominal voltage 3.85V
Charge voltage limit 4.4V
Battery type Rechargeable lithium-ion polymer
Certification BIS IS 16046 (Part 2): 2018 and IEC 62133-2: 2017
Series MT Star Premium Series

Signs your Vivo V3 needs a new battery

  • Charging takes far longer than it did when the device was new
  • The battery drains much faster than it used to
  • The phone shuts down suddenly at 10-30% charge
  • The device gets hot while charging or during normal use

Why choose MT Star

Every MT Star Premium Series battery is made to the original size and connector, so it fits like the original. Each cell is BIS certified and tested for safe, stable output, and manufacturing defects are covered by easy returns.

  • BIS certified
  • Original size & connector
  • Easy returns

Frequently asked questions

Which battery does the Vivo V3 use?

The Vivo V3 uses the B-A7 battery. The MT Star B-A7 is a direct replacement for it.

What is the capacity of this Vivo V3 battery?

This MT Star replacement battery has a capacity of 2600mAh.

Is the MT Star B-A7 battery safe?

Yes. It's certified under BIS IS 16046 (Part 2): 2018 and IEC 62133-2: 2017 and is made to the original size and connector.

Can I buy MT Star batteries in bulk?

Yes. MT Star supplies distributors and repair shops across India. Contact us to become a distributor.

How do I know my Vivo V3 battery needs replacing?

Common signs are fast draining, sudden shutdowns at 10-30%, heating while charging, or a swollen battery lifting the back panel.