The Gateway N120 uses a 14.8 V lithium-ion battery rated at about 37 Wh, with 4UR16650-1-T0877 being a common part number across this line. It is an internal pack, so you reach it by removing the bottom panel rather than sliding it out from the outside. Because part numbers vary by sub-series and year, confirm the number printed on your installed battery before ordering. Replacement packs in this category run $57.99.

Match your exact model number and the part number printed on the installed battery. Open the bottom panel of your Gateway N, find the label on the pack (for example 4UR16650-1-T0877), and check the voltage and capacity, which are 14.8 V and about 37 Wh in this category. Since two similar Gateway N models can take different batteries, the printed part number is the most reliable way to confirm a match before you buy.

A Gateway N replacement battery in this category costs $57.99. That price covers lithium-ion packs rated at 14.8 V and about 37 Wh, including the common 4UR16650-1-T0877 part number. The category includes 2 distinct part numbers spanning roughly 19 compatible models, so the pricing stays consistent across the line. Confirm your exact model and the part number on your installed battery so you order the correct one at that price.

Not always. While this category shares a 14.8 V rating and about 37 Wh capacity, there are 2 distinct part numbers covering roughly 19 models, so the right pack depends on your sub-series and year. An N120 and an N5010 can use different batteries even though both are Gateway N laptops. Always verify the part number printed on your installed battery (for example 4UR16650-1-T0877) before assuming any two packs swap directly.

The main differences are the part number and the fit details tied to each sub-series and production year. All packs in this category run at 14.8 V and about 37 Wh of lithium-ion capacity, but the N120, N100, NX300, Nitro, N5010, and N23 sub-series may pair with different part numbers such as 4UR16650-1-T0877. Connector placement and chassis layout can also vary, which is why matching your exact model matters more than matching the series name.

The part number is printed on the battery itself, inside the laptop. Remove the bottom panel of your Gateway N with a Phillips screwdriver and read the label on the pack, where you will see something like 4UR16650-1-T0877 along with the 14.8 V rating and roughly 37 Wh capacity. You can also note your exact model number from the bottom of the laptop, then cross-check it against the part number to confirm the correct replacement.

Yes, with basic tools. Gateway N models use internal lithium-ion batteries, so you remove the bottom panel with a Phillips screwdriver, disconnect the ribbon or wire connector, and lift out the old pack. Confirm the new battery matches your 14.8 V, roughly 37 Wh rating and part number (for example 4UR16650-1-T0877) before installing. Work slowly around the connector, seat the new pack the same way the old one sat, then reattach the panel.

Watch for runtime that drops well below normal, a charge that stalls or will not reach full, sudden shutdowns even when the meter shows remaining power, and a pack that no longer holds a charge overnight. If your Gateway N only lasts a fraction of its old runtime, the 14.8 V, roughly 37 Wh lithium-ion pack is likely worn. A replacement like part number 4UR16650-1-T0877 runs $57.99 in this category, so confirm your model and order the matching pack.