If you are on eBay, you can just search for ‘Livescribe battery’ and my listing ought to be the first one that you see. If you want a link, you can use this one: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=livescribe+battery&_sacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p4432023.m570.l1313
Right now, it’s $17.95 per battery. I’m charging $1.95 for domestic shipping by USPS ground because shipping is a little more involved for lithium-ion batteries. Look at the pictures that I’ve posted with the listing for an idea of how to replace the battery. Of course, you ought to look at the previous post with its pictures and narrative as well.
I hope our batteries will help bring your Livescribe Symphony pen back from the dead!
Well, the replacement batteries ought to, if your pen died because the battery no longer takes a charge. Did I mention we’re supposed to charge our Symphony pens using a USB port on a computer or laptop? I guess the USB power hubs can damage the circuits…
PS. Looking back at my earlier post, I see that I didn’t go into the saga about finding replacement batteries. Long story short, there are commercially available batteries, but the ones that I found were wired up backwards. I got a hold of the manufacturer and asked if they could reverse the wiring so that they would be plug-and-play with Livescribe Symphony pens. They said, ‘Of course, we can do anything you want, if you pay us to! And by the way, there is a minimum order…’ Well, I bit the bullet and ordered, hoping that I wasn’t the only one who needed to replace batteries in the Symphony pens.
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