CEENR 2Pack P108 Lithium Battery Replacement for Ryobi 18V Battery Compatible with Ryobi Battery P104 P105 P107 P108 P109 (6000mAh)

I use Ryobi One batteries on most of my portable shop tools. Only thing is they wear out much too quickly and they are expensive to replace.. I ran across this company's ad on Amazon and I was able to buy two batteries for the price I paid for one of the Ryobi brand batteries. After I received my batteries in the mail they charged up on my Ryobi charger just fine. They work great. Highly recommend this company and their batteries. I will purchase again from them.

On of the batteries that I got would not charge after 5 months. I contacted them and they were very quick to respond and replaced the bad battery with no trouble. I gave them 4 stars on longevity and battery life because of the one stop taking a charge, but the battery life was great when it was working and lasted a long time. I would buy from them again.

Big and Heavy times it gets Stuck in charger. 7 Amp provides plenty if power for Blower and Weeding

I like the power & short time to recharge!The only thing that I don't like & it's very annoying it's the removal of the battery from the tools! You have to constantly fighting to remove the battery!I PERSONALLY THINK THAT'S THE TAPS THAT HOLD THE BATTERY TO THE TOOLS IS A LITTLE TOO BIG, THEREFORE NOT RELEASING THE BATTERY AS IT SHOULD BE!Aside from that, so far so good! ( only time will tell if this battery's have a long live!).

Stay Away!!Bought back in '23 and worked great until recently. Now one battery won't charge. Sent email to company a week ago and no response. Now see that Amazon no longer carries this brand. A good move on their part.

I've only really used them twice since I got them. Haven't given them a proper test but so far they seem great. My concern is that they'll die fast like a lot of aftermarket batteries. A minor concern is that the battery indicat9r isn't accurate, I haven't used them enough to see them dip below full power yet and I had the one battery running for a solid 10-15 minutes drilling a few holes into brick - i would have expected it to lose at least one tick on the power display but its still reading as being full. So, its either a busted power meter or a pretty darn good battery, I'm leaning towards a surprisingly good battery. Outlasted the original ryobi battery that i have here. Will update more once it's been more thoroughly tested.One very minor complaint is it's kind of hard to remove the batteries from tools and the charger once inserted. You really have to squeeze both clips hard and that's hard to do with one hand as the battery is kind of big, hard to wrap your hand around to press as firmly on each side as needed to eject the batteries. But that's a that's a minor complaint. Not even worth taking half a star off. So far they're 5 star batteriesUPDATE: I left the one on the charger since last summer. Last time I used the one. I just took it off yesterday to weed whack for the first time this year. I normally go through 1 Original Ryobi Lithium battery and one Regular Original Ryobi battery and even then don't have enough juice to finish the job. This battery did the whole job and according to the meter still had a lot of juice left. The 2nd battery has been in my cordless drill for a few months. Granted I haven't used it SUPER often but I have used it a few times and it's still showing a full charge - from last summer. These seem to be way better than the original batteries and cheaper too.

I am indeed sorry for the flaming feedback. It was just frustration of getting something brand new that I needed that wouldn't work They even sent me three emails asking if they could refund my purchase.After an overnight charge in a single unit recharger I now have full "Full bars" on both batteries.My 6 gang and another single charger must be defective I will have to deal with that later. The charger that did work is one that comes with most combination kits and was in a drawer unused.Again my most sincere apologies for "Jumping the gun" with my response. Hey folks you might have a faulty charger or two ?

One of these batteries is no good it work for a few charges and now does not charge can I get a replacement battery?