DABA Match · Chrome extension

The badge on the box is not the answer.

Craftsman sells V20 and V60. Greenworks sells four voltages that share nothing. A “36V” Victa mower runs on two 18V packs. DABA Match reads the product page you’re on and tells you whether it fits the batteries already in your shed.

Same rule, six more shopping trips: camera lenses (by mount), printer ink (by cartridge family), PC parts and electronics (by socket, laptop model, phone case shape or console), fridge filters, coffee pods or vacuum bags (by system), bike tires or tubes (by wheel size), and smart home gear (by protocol — Matter, Zigbee, Z-Wave, HomeKit). Car parts get their own rule — year, make and model, since a brake pad isn’t sold by platform at all. One extension, seven catalog categories plus car parts, the same fits/doesn’t-fit answer.

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CRAFTSMAN V60 60-Volt Max 21-in Cordless Lawn Mower

✗ Not compatible

Your Craftsman V20 batteries don’t fit this. V60 is a separate platform from the same brand.

Power tools · Know before you buy.

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Makita DLM432 36V (18Vx2) LXT Brushless 430mm Lawn Mower

✓ Compatible

Runs on two ordinary 18V LXT packs — the ones you already own. The 36V on the deck is two batteries, not a new platform.

Power tools · Know before you buy.

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56V Lithium Battery for Cordless Lawn Mower

? Can’t verify

Two brands run 56V packs and neither fits the other, so the voltage alone decides nothing. DABA Match won’t guess.

Power tools · Know before you buy.

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Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 DC DN Contemporary Lens (Sony E-mount)

✗ Not compatible

Your camera is a Canon RF-mount body. An E-mount lens has no mechanical or electronic connection to it — it won’t attach.

Cameras · Know before you buy.

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HP ENVY 4520 All-in-One Printer (HP 302 cartridge)

✓ Compatible

You own an HP 63 cartridge. 63 and 302 are the identical cartridge sold under a different number per region — DABA Match reads past the printed number.

Printers · Know before you buy.

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AMD Ryzen 5 7600X 6-Core Desktop Processor (AM5)

✗ Not compatible

Your motherboard is AM4. AM5 is a different socket entirely — this CPU won’t physically fit the socket you have.

PC parts · Know before you buy.

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Schwalbe Marathon Touring Tire, 700x35c

✓ Compatible

700c and 29in are marketed as different wheels but share one bead seat diameter — 622mm, the same as the wheels on your bike.

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Nespresso Vertuo Next Coffee Machine

✗ Not compatible

You own Nespresso Original capsules. Vertuo reads a barcode Original capsules don’t carry — same brand, two machines that don’t interchange.

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Shark Rotator Pro Lift-Away XL Vacuum Bag & Filter Kit

✗ Not compatible

You own a Shark Navigator. Rotator and Navigator are two different Shark lines that don’t share a bag or filter — same brand, different fit.

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Front & Rear Brake Pad Set — fits Honda Accord, Civic, CR-V 2016-2022

✓ Compatible

Your 2018 Honda Civic is inside the listed years and named directly. Cars are matched by year, make and model — there is no battery or mount to check.

Cars · Know before you buy.

The problem

One brand is not one battery.

Cordless platforms don’t cross brands, and they routinely don’t cross within a brand either. These are all the same manufacturer, twice over:

V20 ≠ V60

Craftsman

The drills and the mowers, on the same aisle at Lowe’s, sharing a name and nothing else.

24V 40V 60V 80V

Greenworks

Four platforms sold side by side. Only the number tells them apart, and it isn’t always printed where you’re looking.

PWR CORE 20 ≠ PWR CORE 40

Skil

Marketed as one system. Two batteries on the shelf.

36V → 18V ×2

Victa

The badge on the deck says 36V. The battery it takes says 18V. Here the number works against you in the opposite direction.

Beyond the shed

The same trick, every other aisle.

A battery platform is one axis. A camera has a lens mount. A printer has a cartridge family. A motherboard has a socket. A phone has a case shape. A controller has a console. A fridge has a filter code. A vacuum has a bag and filter interchange family. A bike wheel has a bead seat diameter. A smart bulb has a radio protocol. Different names, same problem: the label on the box doesn’t tell you what actually fits.

RF ≠ EF

Cameras

A Canon EOS R body takes RF lenses. A Canon Rebel takes EF. Same manufacturer, and an EF lens won’t mount, meter or autofocus on an R body.

HP 63 = HP 302

Printers

HP sells the identical cartridge under a different number per region. DABA Match reads past the printed number to the cartridge family underneath.

AM4 ≠ AM5

PC parts

A Ryzen 5000-series CPU needs AM4. A Ryzen 7000-series needs AM5. They look almost identical and share nothing — wrong socket, and it won’t sit in the slot.

Original ≠ Vertuo

Appliances

Same brand, same shelf, two incompatible pod systems. An Original capsule doesn’t fit a Vertuo machine, and the packaging rarely makes that obvious.

Navigator ≠ Rotator

Vacuums

Two Shark lines, same brand, same shelf — their bags and filters don’t interchange. DABA Match reads the model, not just the logo.

16 Pro ≠ 16 Pro Max

Phones

A case is cut for one exact body. The 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max are the same phone in two sizes, and a case for one doesn’t close around the other.

Zigbee ≠ Z-Wave

Smart home

Both say “works with Alexa” on the box. Neither talks to the other, and whether a bulb pairs depends on which radios your hub actually has.

700c = 29in

Bikes

Marketed as two different wheel sizes, but 700c and 29in share one bead seat diameter — 622mm — so a tire sold under either name fits the same rim.

Not a platform

Cars get their own rule.

Everything above is decided by a platform — a battery, a mount, a cartridge, a socket. A car part is never sold by platform, so DABA Match checks it against the vehicle itself instead: year, make and model. Add your car once, the same way you add a drill, and every listing’s fitment gets checked against it.

Reads the fitment, not just the title

“Fits 2016-2022 Honda Accord, Civic, CR-V” is parsed into years, makes and models and checked one by one — not matched as a bag of keywords.

Engine is a second check

Add your engine (2.4L petrol, say) and a part built for a different engine in the same model gets ruled out instead of a false yes.

Says so when a year is vague

“2016 and up”, or a listing with no year at all, still opens the panel — flagged so you know to double-check, instead of going quiet.

How it works

Three steps, then it’s just shopping.

Tell it what you own

Open the extension and add what you own — tools, cameras, printers, PC parts, a phone, a games console, fridge filters, coffee pods, vacuum bags, a smart home hub, a bike, or a car. Search 1,908 products across seven categories, or type a brand and platform in by hand if yours isn’t listed.
Shop where you already shop

On a product page at any of 34 retailers, a small tab appears at the edge of the screen. Nothing to launch, nothing to paste.
Get one of three answers

It fits, it doesn’t, or it can’t be verified. The verdict comes from the platform alone — or for cars, the year, make and model — never from the brand name, never from a guess.

The third answer

It would rather say nothing than say something wrong.

Most compatibility tools always answer, because an answer looks like value. This one goes quiet whenever the page doesn’t actually settle the question — a title naming two platforms, a voltage two brands share, a listing it doesn’t recognise.

A missing answer costs you a lookup. A wrong “compatible” costs you a return trip — and that is the failure the whole thing exists to prevent.

Coverage

Seven catalog categories, one country pair.

Australia and the United States, across everything below, plus car parts on a separate no-catalog path.

444

Platforms

193

Brands

1,908

Products

34

Retailers

Power tools

93 battery platforms, 679 products, 61 brands. DeWalt, Makita, Milwaukee, Bosch, Ryobi, Stihl, Ozito and more.

Cameras

41 lens mounts and battery families, 228 products. Sony, Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, Panasonic, OM System, Leica, Pentax, Hasselblad.

Printers

37 cartridge families, 251 products. HP, Canon, Brother, Epson, Xerox, Lexmark, Kyocera, Ricoh, OKI, Konica Minolta.

PC parts & electronics

202 platforms, 388 products: desktop socket, memory and storage standards (AM4, AM5, LGA1200/1700/1851, DDR4, DDR5, M.2, SATA III), laptop charger and battery families for Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, Acer and Microsoft Surface, charging cables and case shapes for 99 phone bodies — every iPhone from the SE and 12 through the 17 and Air, Samsung’s S22–S26, Z Fold/Flip and A lines, Pixel 7 through 10a, and OnePlus, Nothing, Motorola and Xiaomi flagships — and controllers and headsets by console.

Appliances

62 fridge filter, coffee pod, vacuum bag/filter and personal-care families, 310 products. Samsung, LG, GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Nespresso, Keurig, Dyson, Shark, Miele, Electrolux, Brita, Levoit, Oral-B and more.

Bikes

4 wheel-size (bead seat diameter) platforms, 36 products. Trek, Specialized, Electra, Mongoose, Huffy, Continental, Maxxis, Schwalbe, Kenda and more.

Smart home

5 protocols — Matter, Zigbee, Z-Wave, Apple HomeKit, SmartThings — 16 products. Your hub carries every protocol it bridges, so a bulb, plug, lock or sensor is checked against what the hub actually speaks. SmartThings, Aqara, Hubitat, Home Assistant, Aeotec, Philips Hue, IKEA, Eve, Yale, August.

Cars

No catalog to browse — any make and model you can name works, checked by year, make, model and (optionally) engine rather than counted above.

Batteries, lenses, cartridges, PC parts, phone cases, controllers, fridge filters, smart home gear and bike parts — checked on the same 34 retailers: Bunnings, Sydney Tools, Total Tools, Mitre 10, Amazon (AU, US, Canada, UK and the EU), eBay, Home Depot, Lowe’s, Walmart, Menards, Ace Hardware, Harbor Freight, Northern Tool, Tractor Supply, Grainger, Zoro, Supercheap Auto, Repco, AutoZone and more.

Privacy

It makes no network requests — except the one you ask for.

Your garage is stored on your own machine. The compatibility catalog ships inside the extension, so checking a product involves contacting no one. The one exception: activating a pass you’ve bought sends your license key to Lemon Squeezy to confirm it, only when you paste the key and tap Activate.

No account

Nothing to sign up for. Nothing to sign in to.

No tracking

No analytics, no cookies, no advertising identifiers.

The verdict isn’t for sale

DABA Match does participate in affiliate programmes — a compatible alternative can link out with an Amazon Associates tag — but the fit/doesn’t-fit answer comes from the battery platform alone, the same whether or not a link happens to be tagged.

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