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I've seen many batteries that are measured in mili amperemilliampere hours mAH(mAh), while others are measured in watt hours wH(wh). How can I convert them between each other so that I can actually compare them? It's often the case that computers or smartphones use one or the other and would be great to have a metric.

I've seen many batteries that are measured in mili ampere hours mAH, while others are measured in watt hours wH. How can I convert them between each other so that I can actually compare them? It's often the case that computers or smartphones use one or the other and would be great to have a metric.

I've seen many batteries that are measured in milliampere hours (mAh), while others are measured in watt hours (wh). How can I convert them between each other so that I can actually compare them? It's often the case that computers or smartphones use one or the other and would be great to have a metric.

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How can I convert batteries that are measured in mili ampere hours mAH, with those that are measured in Relating milliampere-hours to watt hours-hours for batteries

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How can I convert batteries that are measured in mili ampere hours mAH, with those that are measured in watt hours

I've seen many batteries that are measured in mili ampere hours mAH, while others are measured in watt hours wH. How can I convert them between each other so that I can actually compare them? It's often the case that computers or smartphones use one or the other and would be great to have a metric.