What Battery Does a Dell Latitude 7490 Take?
Dell Latitude 7490
Here is the replacement battery this laptop takes.
Battery
Part numbers
DELL DM3WC64— seen in 41 reportsDELL 2X39G— seen in 10 reportsDELL 2X39G95— seen in 6 reportsDELL DW3WC64— seen in 5 reportsDELL 2X39G92— seen in 3 reportsDELL KG7VF85— seen in 3 reportsDELL KG7VF8C— seen in 3 reportsDELL MYJ9688— seen in 3 reports
These are interchangeable OEM part numbers — any of these fits this slot.
- Manufacturer
- SMP, LG, BYD, Samsung SDI
- Capacities observed
- 60 Wh, 42 Wh, 53.3 Wh, 27.7 Wh
- Voltage
- 7.60 V
- Chemistry
- Li-ion
This model legitimately shipped with multiple capacities in this slot — match the Wh rating on your existing battery’s label.
Based on 140 reports.
Based on 140 independent hardware reports for the Dell Latitude 7490.
Before you order: check the part number printed on the label of your current battery against the numbers above. Vendors frequently ship different battery suppliers — or entirely different capacities — under the very same model name, so the printed part number is the only way to be certain of a fit.
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How we know
This answer is derived from 140 independent hardware reports for the Dell Latitude 7490, of which 100% agree. We publish a model only when the reports agree overwhelmingly.
Check it yourself
On Windows, open a terminal and run powercfg /batteryreport, then open the generated HTML report — it names the battery’s model and part number. On Linux, run upower -i /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0. On any laptop, the surest method is the label printed on the battery itself, visible once you remove the back panel.
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Battery part numbers derived from linuxhw/DMI, licensed CC-BY-4.0.