{"id":13148,"date":"2026-04-20T00:39:15","date_gmt":"2026-04-19T16:39:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.balderpower.com\/?post_type=product&p=13148"},"modified":"2026-04-20T00:39:19","modified_gmt":"2026-04-19T16:39:19","slug":"asus-rog-strix-c41n1731-gaming-battery-variants","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/www.balderpower.com\/de\/asus-rog-strix-c41n1731-gaming-battery-variants\/","title":{"rendered":"ASUS C41N1731 ROG Gaming Laptop Battery | 15.4V 66Wh 3 Variants for Strix Scar II Hero II GL504 GL704 G512 G712 G531 Series"},"content":{"rendered":"

The C41N1731 is ASUS’s primary ROG gaming battery platform across three consecutive generations of Strix hardware \u2014 from the Scar II\/Hero II GL504 series (2018) through the GL704 generation (2019) and into the G512\/G712\/G531 Strix G series (2020). Three distinct connector variants carry the same base model number, which creates the most common procurement error in the ROG battery aftermarket: ordering the wrong type for a specific chassis.<\/p>\n

This page covers all three variants. The electrical specification is identical across all three \u2014 15.4V, 66Wh, 4,335mAh, 4-cell Li-ion polymer. The connector housing shape differs at the battery-to-motherboard interface. Before placing a bulk order, always specify the machine model. We will confirm the correct type before shipment.<\/p>\n

The Three Variants \u2014 Selection Guide for B2B Buyers<\/strong><\/p>\n

Type A \u2014 C41N1731 \/ C41PNC5<\/strong>
\nSpare number: 0B200-02940000 \u00b7 Cell code: 4CIP5\/70\/81
\nMachines: ROG Strix Hero II GL504GM \u00b7 GL504GM-DS74 \u00b7 GL504GM-ES168T \u00b7 ROG Strix Scar II GL504GS \u00b7 GL504GS-DH76 \u00b7 GL504GS-DS74 \u00b7 GL504GS-ES107T \u00b7 GL504GW \u00b7 GL504GW-DS74<\/p>\n

Type B \u2014 C41N1731 \/ C41PNC5 (different connector)<\/strong>
\nSpare number: 0B200-02990000
\nMachines: ROG Strix Scar II GL704GM \u00b7 GL704GM-DH74 \u00b7 GL704GM-EV078T \u00b7 GL704GV \u00b7 GL704GV-DS74 \u00b7 GL704GW \u00b7 GL704GW-DS74 \u00b7 GL704GW-DS76 \u00b7 GL704GW-EV001T \u00b7 G515GV \u00b7 G515GW \u00b7 G715GV \u00b7 G715GW<\/p>\n

Type C \u2014 C41N1731-2 \/ C41PNJ5<\/strong>
\nSpare number: 0B200-03400200 \u00b7 Cell code: 4ICP5\/70\/81
\nMachines: ROG Strix G15 G512LU \u00b7 G512LV \u00b7 G512LW \u00b7 G512LWS \u00b7 ROG Strix G17 G712LU \u00b7 G712LV \u00b7 G712LW \u00b7 G712LWS \u00b7 G531GU \u00b7 G531GV \u00b7 G531GW \u00b7 G532LV \u00b7 G532LW \u00b7 G532LWS \u00b7 G731GU \u00b7 G731GV \u00b7 G731GW<\/p>\n

The identification method is always the same: open the back panel and read the part number printed on the original battery.<\/strong> The original battery label shows either C41N1731 with the 0B200-02940000 or 0B200-02990000 spare number (Types A and B), or C41N1731-2 with 0B200-03400200 (Type C). Do not rely on machine model names alone \u2014 ASUS sometimes used different battery types within the same series depending on production run.<\/p>\n

Why ROG Batteries Command Higher Wholesale Margins<\/strong><\/p>\n

ROG gaming laptop users are a materially different repair market than VivoBook or standard Pavilion owners. These are performance-oriented buyers who paid $1,200\u2013$2,500 for their machines and use them for gaming, content creation, or both. Battery degradation on gaming laptops is accelerated compared to standard notebooks \u2014 high GPU loads, sustained peak CPU draw, and frequent charge cycles under load create more cell stress per hour of use. The replacement rate is higher, the urgency is higher (a gamer without a working battery is a gamer without a machine), and the willingness to pay for a quality replacement is above the consumer average. For repair shops, C41N1731 represents a higher-margin transaction than most consumer laptop batteries.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"