🔋 [Upgraded to 3.8Ah] 2 Pack P100 Replacement Battery Compatible with Ryobi 18V One+ Power Tools - Replaces P101 ABP1803 BPP1820 1322401 1400672 130224007 1323303 Battery Review

Perfect battery replacement for my Ryobi 18v +1 set. They fit perfectly. They came with a good charge, didn't take long to fully charge. I'm a handyman, I needed to fix a ladder and I need some tools. Basically I needed a drill/screwdriver. These batteries have held up very well. I haven't noticed any problems. You did the job! They revived my instruments! Very happy with them. highlighted.

Ryobi no longer makes these batteries. Therefore, aftermarket products are the only option. Chose them after reading the reviews. They fit and are great for using the drill bit I have at home. I've read reports that batteries get very hot when charged with the Ryobi charger that comes with the drill. I have found that this is not the case for me. The batteries stayed cold while charging and charged quickly. I would recommend them and buy them again.

Waste of my hard earned money. Charge both according to the instructions and here are the results.1. When connected to my Ryobi grinder they worked, but at low speed, only 2. The amp hour selling point is a joke. None lasted longer than my 1.5Ah Ryobi Akkus.3. Because of the added weight, I shouldn't even use them unless I'm in an emergency. Moral of the story: Don't stray from a real Ryobi battery if you want your Ryobi tools to perform at their best.

So far the return of these batteries seems to be normal. They fit exactly like the original batteries, use the same charger, and last quite a long time (although they *really* drain too quickly just sitting). But I'm really worried about how hot it is! you will receive while charging! I didn't take it straight out of the charger, nor did I put it on a drill or saw as a precaution. PLEASE if anyone from the seller or any other buyer has anything to say about this I will definitely appreciate it!

I originally rated them 4 stars for value. Batteries lasted about 7 months. Power consumption began to be noticed a little over a month ago. Now, after 8 months of ownership with moderate use, the batteries don't last more than 5 minutes on a charge with light use (screwing, drilling small holes, etc.). The crashes started right after the end of the 6-month support window for the product. If the seller/manufacturer is reading this I would appreciate some assistance as your product should last…

. Eventually the batteries stopped charging and I didn't want to pay $60 for a single battery. Just when I thought I'd have to throw away my favorite saw I stumbled across this post about 2 $30 batteries and thought if they don't work I've only lost $30. So I ordered them and to my relief and delight; They work! my Ryobi saw is back in action and I'm thrilled. I plugged it into the charger, charged it and tested both. Ideal! So if you have a tool that uses this type of battery, don't hesitate…