Powilling2Packs 6.5Ah Battery Replacement for Ryobi 18V Battery, 18 Volt Lithium ion Batteries for Ryobi One 18V Cordless Tools P108 P107 P105 P104 P103 P102

I recently bought a pair of POWTREE supposed 6.5Ah batteries which disappointed me immensely. I have 2 Ryobi branded 3Ah ONE+ HP batteries which I use as reference. I test my batteries using the Ryobi 800w inverter connected to a floor fan set to low (~90-100Watt ). The Ryobi batteries give me 22 minutes until orange and 25 until complete shut off. The PowTrees barely made it to 20 minutes before dying.The Powilling Batteries I purchased next made it to 42 minutes before the inverter signaled low (orange light) and probably had 2-3 minutes until completely used up. Tested 2x each battery with the same result. Highly recommend these over the Powtree (more like paltry...).

I tend not to leave reviews unless a product is either really awesome or really terrible. In the case of these batteries, they are AWESOME. Can't think of a better adjective to describe them. I bought my first home and decided to buy a Ryobi electric lawn mower. The yard is not large and I didn't think it would be a problem to have 4 Ryobi batteries for the mower to get the front and back done. However, the mower would chew through the 4 ah Ryobi batteries in record time. I ended up buying 2 more Ryobi batteries before finding these. I would have 4 fully charged name brand batteries and still couldn't finish the front and back yard without having to stop and re-charge a battery.Then I found these. With 1 of these batteries, I can get the entire front yard and half of the back yard mowed. It saves me so much time because I'm not constantly having to stop in the middle of mowing to change the battery out. I can start and finish without ever having to touch it. Then swap the battery when I move to the back yard. I was skeptical because batteries are pretty hit or miss. But these were right on the mark. I won't go back to the store for more batteries. I'll get more of these if they begin to lose charge. But I've used them for a few months now and they work as good as they did the day I opened them. Very very pleased with this product and I'd recommend it to anyone who is as frustrated as I was with their battery power experience.

Batteries worked great for the first year and a half then the run time started dropping. Now they come straight off the charger and won't allow any aperage draw for something like a weed eater or hedge trimmer. I've got original Ryobi batteries I've had for close to 10 years that will out perform these. Obviously I bought these to save$ but in the long run they're just Chinese crap. Half the price, ¼ the quality.

These are a fantastic alternative to the highly expensive Ryobi replacements. They hold a long charge and fit in the Ryobi tools and the charger. The only issue I came across was swapping or removing them from the tool. I have small hands and could not press the release button and grab it at the same time, making it difficult to remove. Other than that, they work great and are sooo much cheaper than the OEM.

The batteries appears to run longer and harder than the OEM counter-parts. Also, TWO batteries for the price of ONE OEM battery! I can’t comment on the longevity (shelf life) of these Powilling 5.O Ah 18v batteries yet because I’ve only owned them for about two months but I will say I’ve read a lot of negative reviews about the OEM batteries dying for no apparent reason and a lot of customer’s don’t realize the OEM batteries have a pretty good warranty and can be replaced for free by giving the OEM customer service some information listed on the battery. My problem was the information “rubbed off” so I could not supply the information for replacements. Also, customer service at OEM told me not to leave the batteries in the garage ( even though batteries are on the charger) during the winter months because they won’t honor the warranty. (Apparently the freeze/thaw garage conditions can kill the cells. I’m concerned about lithium batteries catching on fire in my home so I keep the batteries charged in a metal cabinet in my garage. To survive winter conditions, I’ve placed “seed starter heating pads” on my metal cabinet shelves and keep the door(s) locked. The pads only use about 40 to 60 watts and generate just enough warmth to keep the entire cabinet’s interior around 40 to 50 degrees when outside temperatures are below freezing. This is probably a penny a day (or about $1.00 to heat all winter) so much cheaper than buying new batteries and I retain peace of mind that my house won’t be burning down ( possibly with me in it!).

These are holding up still, charge lasts good depending on what tool they are being used in.

I didn't want to write a review until I knew that they would stand the test of time - And they have! I bought these batteries 2 years and 7 months ago. I've had THREE summers worth of use and I couldn't be more pleased. These batteries are used in MANY tools, as I have EVERYTHING Ryobi. They are used mostly in my Leaf Blower and my Weed Eater (during the summer, probably 3x a week as I do many of my neighbors' yards also). Before I couldn't even do 1 lawn without having to change the battery, now I can do almost 3. I also use them in my: Drills, Car Buffer, Sanders, Nail Gun, Circular Saw, and Reciprocating Saw. They get plenty of use year round and I haven't noticed any decline in battery power yet. I'm not saying there isn't any, I'm saying if there is, it's not a noticeable amount. The only thing that is irritating, at times, is the size. It can be difficult to remove from a tool or the charger because it is pretty thick which makes it hard to squeeze the buttons on both sides enough to pull it off, even with my giant Lana Kane "Truck-a-Saurus" hands!

I have used these two batteries in an edger for almost a year and both perform the same. They are NOT 6 AH batteries! They don't last as long as my 4 AH Ryobis and maybe no longer than the 2 AH. my conclusion is that manufacturer doesn't know what an AH is, or they performed no test to confirm the performance, or they just plain lie about it.Do not buy these batteries if you're expecting the claimed performance; they don't deliver