🔋 2 Packs 3.6Ah 18V Ni-Mh Replacement Battery Compatible with Ryobi 18V Battery P100 P101 ABP1801 ABP1803 BPP1820 130224028 130224007 - Ryobi One+ Cordless Power Tools Compatible Batteries Review

The only good thing about it is the price. the battery does not last longer than the small original Ryobi battery. Loading is taking a long time for an unknown reason. Don't let the size or specs fool you. it doesn't work like a big battery. I'm seriously considering returning them and finding something better, even paying a higher price.

I had to change batteries for a Ryobi saw and drill for a long time. After doing a lot of research (I'm a budget conscious person) I found these upgraded batteries at a great price. They work exactly as advertised. They have a good capacity and charge quickly in my original p100 charger. They arrived very quickly and communication with Minikind was excellent.

A few years later, the original Ryobi batteries that came with my tool kit didn't last more than a day or so. Since I was moving to a new house, I knew I was going to use a cordless drill in my tool box *GO*, so I decided to buy new batteries. That was great. They arrived fully charged and I was able to use the drill every day for a week and a half before I had to change the first battery. I expect them to last a long time.

First I bought this after seeing generally good reviews. I used a Ryobi One+ string trimmer. The first fully charged battery gave me less than 3 minutes of use. (The video is about 2 1/2 minutes long). I managed to stretch the second battery to almost 6 minutes, but that was only with frequent breaks of 30 seconds or more. It starts very strong, but quickly loses almost all power, which can be heard on the video. Unfortunately it doesn't work for me and I will try other batteries and look for…

I've had them for half a year now. I did a job today that required me to fully charge both batteries. I pulled one out of the charger and put the other one on the charger to finish before I start. The first (fresh off the charger) ran for about 3 or 4 minutes and struggled to maintain the power and voltage required to keep the tool running under load. I recharged it when it was too low to continue. I put another battery on the tool and raced. It really is the difference between day and night. I

I got a couple of these batteries after my old ryobi finally ran out. They are good but have limitations. They're great if you only need batteries for electric drills. I ended up trying one out in another tool: my circular saw, and was surprised to find I could barely make a cut when fully charged. These batteries slowly lose power as the charge decreases, unlike lithium batteries which run at full capacity until completely discharged. I ended up buying a couple of Ryobi Lithium+ batteries to…

Stopped by Home Depotti to buy replacement batteries for my RYobi drill. Ouch! One hundred dollars for two batteries. Bought these two at half price. So far, so good. Can't comment on the battery life, but out of the box they were well charged. Put them both on my charger to charge them fully and they're fine. I'm a lucky tourist! Update: I've been using these batteries for a month now. I haven't had any problems with them. They hold one charge and seem to last as long as the original batteries

These batteries seem promising, but they don't work like the real thing. I bought these batteries for my Ryobi lawnmower, the smallest of all the Ryobi lawnmowers. The batteries arrived almost fully charged and I had no trouble charging them with the Ryobi charger. I tried using them in a lawn mower and each battery barely powered the lawn mower and lasted less than 2 minutes. Next, I put in the Ryobi battery and the mower purred at full speed. It was worth a try, but in the end these batteries