Upgrade Your Craftsman Tools: Enegitech 19.2V 4.0Ah C3 High Capacity Lithium Ion Battery Replacement (2-Pack) Review

I have a large collection of Craftsman cordless tools and have used NiCad and Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) batteries and still do. I recently had to replace my well used and burnt out 5 1/2" circular saw and upgraded to the 6" Craftsman. I got a small Lithium Ion battery with a charger at the same time. I got this 4 amp battery because I have learned that higher amperage batteries are critical to having the circular saw do the kind of cutting that I want to do. It is the most powerful…

Better than NiCad and very reasonably priced compared to the Sears List price.Have only had it for a week. That's my review!

I love it, too! Worked out of the box. Holds charge. Using on drill and hedge trimmer. Long duration. Can be difficult to replace if damaged or lost!

Perfect replacement batteries for your Sears Craftsman 19.2 Volt tools at half the price. Be certain you are buying the Enegitech brand and that they are 4.0Ah. Others are only 3.0 or even 2.0 and don't come close in output or length of use. These even have a LED's to show battery charge strength. Again, do not waste your money on the Craftsman named batteries when you can get two of these for the price one Craftsman.

Exactly what I needed to replace my 11 year-old NiCad batteries. Arrived on time, works with my tools. Doesn't get any better, unless they were free (Ha-ha).

Works great. After 2 months its still going strong. A lot better than the Nicad packs that I have been buying for so many years. The tools are great again, In fact better that ever. You will never regret buying these at this price.

This battery was used in a Sears Reciprocating Saw. After using it around three times, the saw became very hot and had a strong smell. When the battery was removed, the end inside the saw was melted and the battery was extremely hot.

HIP HIP HOORAH ! ! This Lithium battery fits the 19.2 V Craftsman NiCad tools that the batteries went dead in a month just sitting in the tool chest ! Now my tools work without waiting an hour to charge the dead battery every time which defeated the convince of a battery tool and not having to bother with a cord . This is an answer to my prayers , thank God P. S. It will not charge on the old NiCad charger, best bet is to buy a tool that you need that comes with a Lithium battery and charger…

This battery was great for 5 months then it died. So disappointed I should've gone to sears and paid extra for a good battery and got a warranty that isn't a pain in the butt.

I was a little skeptical buying a non-OEM brand battery. I must say though, this battery exceeded my expectations. I received it with 75% charge (3/4 power level). I finished fully charging it. I have a C3 cordless chainsaw, I figured this would be a true test to the capacity of the battery since they draw quite a bit of power. I was able to cut 12+ logs that were 6-8" in diameter easily, and a handful of small limbs that were about 2" in diameter, and still had between 50-75% battery…

So far I have used it through two charge cycles and so far so good. The first time I charged it it threw the defective battery light, but the indicator on the battery said it was fully charged. So I continued to use it as normal then the next time I charged it, it charged fine. I'm hoping it was just a fluke but time will tell. I will be ordering more in the near future. They have brought life back to my old crapsmen cordless tools. Plus they are lighter than the old ni-cad batteries. One thing

After two months of use, I can report no problems with this discount brand battery. Fit and performance seem perfect, and battery charge seems to last longer than I expected. I've never used the Craftsman brand of this battery, so I can't compare directly, but I'm very happy with this one.

Bought this as a back-up to my trusty Sears power tool kit (drill, work light, sawz-all, circular saw). Works perfectly. Reliable, and as long-lasting as the Sears original.

These batteries work great, they hold a charge for quite some time when not in use, they last longer. Watch where you put them, they are not waterproof, don’t use them in conditions that could get them wet. getting any amount of water inside is a death sentence.