Satellite R630 - difference between 13V and 14 days

Hello

I think to buy a Satellite R630, but I'm confused on the different versions. I've narrowed down to these two, 13V or 14 days.
13V is less expensive (150-200), a larger HARD drive (500 GB compared to 320 GB) and weighs about 200 g. the battery of the 13V is the worst, it has only 6 cells and ~ 8 hours maximum, while the 14 days has 9 cells and up to 12 hours.
Is this really the only difference, and if this is the case, would it be possible to replace the battery then with cell 9 since the 14 days?

thx for your help!

Hey,.

I also checked the specifications of Toshiba's official website and I found the same difference you.

Theoretically, the two parties (HARD drive and battery) can be replaced on both models very easy, so in the end, you must decide which model you prefer.

My personal opinion would be R630-13V because the 8 hour battery life is really enough in my opinion and if you need more energy, buy an extra battery or replace the 6 cells with a 9cell. :)

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