Cell Phone Batteries

Find a cell phone battery supplier that provides a great warranty. Cellular batteries should give good service for more than a year, even with frequent recharging.

I recommend:  Check out the one year warranty from Cellphone Battery Warehouse. They carry original equipment and aftermarket batteries for all models of cell phones. For fresh factory-direct batteries with a one year warranty see Factory Direct Cellular.

Get the batteries and accessories you want for your cell phone. In addition to batteries and a charger, you'll need hands-free units for your cell phones along with holsters and other accessories. Promote your company's image and protect cell phones through the use of custom faceplates.

I recommend:  Buy cell phone batteries and improve your cell phone at the same time. Check out face plates, holsters and belt clips, hands free units and chargers from AccessoryGeeks. Upload your company logo at Skinit.com to have custom faceplates made.

Look for low-cost or free shipping. Postage and handling charges should not total more than the cost of the battery. Order cell phone batteries for everyone at your company at the same time to save shipping costs.

I recommend:  Get $1.99 ground shipping on cell phone batteries for sale from The Battery Stop. Orders over $30 will qualify you for free shipping from CellPhoneShop.net.

Recycle your old cell phone batteries. Although it's ok to just toss the new LiPoly and Li-Ion batteries, a much better alternative is to recycle them. Find free resources for doing so.

I recommend:  To find a recycling drop-off for spent cellular batteries near you, visit RBRC.org. Locate an Interstate Battery dealer in your area to drop off your old mobile phone batteries.