'CPU Fan, Battery, Power Jack, and Blueray drive' replacemen​t advice

Hi,
My HP laptop is:
HP Pavilion dv6-6093ex Entertainment Notebook PC support
LM610EA#A2N
Could anyone please confirm for me if these spare parts below can be compatible with my HP pavilion notebook?
1- HP Pavilion dv6 Battery 6cell
Could anyone please let me know why when I looked for 'HP Pavilion dv6 Battery 6cell', there were many similar items of 'HP Pavilion dv6 Battery 6cell' listed. how could I know which one is the most compatible with my laptop??
2- DV6 CPU Fan Or DV6 CPU Fan
3- DV6 Power Jack
4- My HP Notebook support running BlueRay drive. It appears HP part # 665329-001 has replaced 641824-001
The drive part number is presently 665329-001 found HERE
However, I found that mydvddrives.com doesn't have a
However, as long as that site 'mydvddrives.com' is not 98% positive feedback. and doesn't have money refund guarantee. Also, since I don't find internal BlueRay drive in my own HP agent in Yemen. Thus, I had to look for 'TheHP-Compaq 665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive, ' in ebay.com. But, zero results resulted in researching, although there are some other ones. I think that my search withTheHP-Compaq 665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive is correct as long as that part number was sugggested by that HP agent.
Moreover, When looking for 'HP-Compaq 665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive' at amazon.com, I foundHIGHDING SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive Burner Writer Replacement for HP-Compaq 595761-001/665329-001/59... . However, there isHIGHDING in the name of blueray, which I don't know what is?
However, I, myself, don't know if any BlueRay drive, other than that its part number is665329-001 can be working/compatible with my laptop or there is a specific part number of BlueRay must be purchased in order to work on my laptop well.
Thus, could you please let me know if any BlueRay other than that one TheHP-Compaq 665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive can be compatible with my laptop or not??

Could anyone take some of his precious time out and reply to me?

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