Review on 📞 Kastar Cordless Phone Battery Type 27 - 2000mAh Ni-MH Replacement for Panasonic HHR-P513/KX-TG Series by Icehot Cleversley

EDIT - 05/08/2021. Just a status report on this article. When I installed this on my Panasonic phone I had no problems with it and it worked exactly as I expected. So if you need one of these, I can give it with a clear conscience. END OF UPDATE ------------------ Well I just got it and put it in my phone so all I can say is that it looks pretty much the same as the last battery I did bought this phone in 2014 except it has a different label and name. This battery (btw) was amazing, held a great charge and was (actually) much better than the one that originally came with the Panasonic phone I bought it for. The factory battery on this phone was just terrible. I don't know if it was defective or if all these phones came with horrible batteries but their original battery was so horrible that if you used the phone for more than 5 minutes at a time the phone was practically unusable and the battery would die. (no matter how long you charge it). When I first bought this phone it sat on my bedside table for a couple of months, then I put it in a box in the garage and forgot about it for a couple of years. Then the cordless phone I was using broke or something and I dug up an old Panasonic and took a chance ordering a battery for it from Revain and it was surprisingly good and I could easily get an hour at a time on it make a phone call. So this battery looks the same (but 400mAh more than the previous one. So in theory it should be even better than the previous one, but time will tell. The cells are the same color. Which hopefully means it's the same manufacturer with a other has name on the battery. So other than that all I can say for now is that it looks the same and fits perfectly (as it should. The phone's battery indicator shows a full charge right away. Of course, this doesn't necessarily mean the battery is full Arrived charged. It may simply be because it's a much larger battery than the factory battery and the phone can read its condition. Anyway, landlines still have their place in the modern world, and that old a das Panasonic phone still does what I need in 2020. I think if I get half as many years of it it will be worth the price.