Rome Tech CR2016 CMOS Battery for Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon

If you have a Gen 7 and need a CMOS battery, this is your guy. I replaced mine due to my computer being unable to hold onto the current date and time then loudly complaining about it, which per Google can be the CMOS battery. And it was! I waited a couple months to review in case I was wrong or this battery craps out but so far it’s perfect. Replacing was much harder for me than the online demos suggested because I could not unscrew multiple internal screws (even with my appropriately tiny screwdrivers!) and I was too impatient to order then wait for a tiny screw removal tool. There were at least 4 more tiny screws in my computer than on the pictures of what’s supposed to be inside my computer lol. I ended up risking damage by very slightly bending the plastic I couldn’t get off and squeezing this little guy in. This ultimately made it slightly harder to get the external cover back on but I managed. None of this is the fault of this battery, I blame Lenovo and myself. : ) If I were to do this again, I’d order a tiny screw removal tool and maybe better tiny screwdrivers.

fit my x1 carbon 6th gen well. so far so good!

This battery is a quick, simple fix to solve a computer that has a RUN TIME CLOCK ERROR. If your laptop isn't saving the correct date/time, or is having a startup issue when you connect power, replacing the CMOS battery is 1) Cheap 2) Quick and 3) Easy. Great battery at a great price from this seller. We used it on a Lenovo T431S and installed easily.

This is just what I was needing, saved me from soldering the power cord onto a battery, something I wasn't wanting to do. Great for a Lenovo laptop.

Slightly thicker than one I was replacing but fit fine. Might have been the adhesive backing. Packaged in a big box like about 6x6x6 when an envelope would suffice.

Fixed my problem at a good price. Just make sure you order the correct battery for your model.

I have an older Lenovo X1 Carbon that would loose it's CMOS time and date settings when the main battery became sufficiently depleted. Replacing the CMOS memory battery with this one fixed the problem. Although the standard instructions for replacing this battery commonly suggest discharging the main battery completely, this is not necessary if you are careful when working on the computer. (It's probably better not to do this if you are not experienced in laptop repair.) Only time will tell whether this battery will last as long as the original. However, they are inexpensive and typically these coin cells will last several years.

PC wouldn't boot with this battery plugged in, unplugged it and PC booted fine. Leads were too long and maybe the polarity was reversed.

Excelente producto para una Lenovo Thinkpad X280

It still makes beep sound and is overpriced as well.