20V 6.0A Replacement Battery Compatible with Dewalt DCB200 DCD DCF DCG Series Cordless Power Tools (Not Made in Dewalt)

This is my second purchase of these batteries. I've had the first pair for a while now and they have been awesome. I bought two more based on the performance of the first pair. They charge relatively quickly using the Dewalt chargers and they run for a more than fair amount of time on my tools. These are 6.0amphr units and deliver excellent performance matching original DeWalt batteries so far. I picked up an adapter and even power my old DeWalt 18volt tools with these. The price is lower than original batteries from DeWalt. They fit all the tools perfectly, and just slide right in and lock up like originals.

I researched rechargeable batteries and found a YouTube video that evaluated 4 or 5 brands of rechargable batteries. Waitly came out as the best value. I purchased this product as I have a number of Dewalt tools or Dewalt Clone tools (drill, driver, hand held chain saw, led work light, battery operated rachet). I have some of them at my home and some at my lake cabin. I try to keep all batteries charged since I can then switch them out when needed. The lesser amp batteries charge faster (and discharge faster) so if I haven't used the batteries in a while, I always put the lower amp battery on one side of the charger to allow more time for the higher amperage battery that I place on the other side of the charger. I have about 9 Dewalt style batteries by different manufacturers split between my 2 houses. The one battery that did fail is an older Dewalt branded one. The Waitly 6 amp 20 volt battery continues to work well after about 18 months. I'd say I was a medium to high user of the battery tools. I'd buy this Waitley battery again. I also have some Worx battery operated tools (chain saw, handheld chain saw, blower, trimmer, clippers) with 3 worx batteries at each house. I purchased a battery converter (about $20 on Amason) that fits on the Worx tools so as to allow me to attach my Dewalt style batteries if my Worx batteries are all discharged. The blower and the chainsaw drains batteries fairly quickly. As all know the worst thing about battery operated tools is the battery. With this scheme, I have plenty of batteries and could eliminate all Worx batteries in the future (if i live long enough) by simply replacing all the Worx batteries with all Dewalt style batteries. I also have chargers at both locations with ability for each to charge 2 batteries at a time. My system works great for me and provides pretty much constant power from the batteries if I need it. FYI a number of battery converters are available for lots of brands of battery operated tools. Good luck.

This is my second Waitley battery. They do work and do last longer it seems. I do believe once they get down to 30%ish they seem to die very quickly. But I'll also buy again!

So far so good battery pack works as should

Saw reviews on youtube and gave it a try. Fits perfectly in my dewalt trimmer. Battery has indicator for how much battery is left. Lasts so much longer than the old dewalt.

I bought this as a backup for my Dewalt 5.0A battery that I use in my DeWalt 20V string trimmer and DeWalt leaf blower. I mow about 4 acres with trees, sidewalks, etc and the 5.0A DeWalt doesn't always finish the trimming and cleanup job. I decided to buy an off brand DeWalt compatible for my secondary/backup battery instead of spending a fortune for another DeWalt battery that wouldn't get used that much. I have been pleasantly surprised by the Waitley 6.0A battery. It powers my equipment just as long as the 5.0A DeWalt and I haven't had any difficulty with compatibility. I do not leave any of my batteries unattended on the charger so I can't comment on the safety of leaving the Waitley on the charger for an extended period of time. But, I find the battery does exactly what a battery is supposed to do. Yes, I would buy another Waitley if I needed it.

I waited six months before I reviewed this since the main use will be to power a 12" chainsaw that is in the truck as an emergency backup and I wanted to make sure it would hold charge without a problem. I just used it today and it powered the saw well and is clearly holding charge.

Don't waste your money. This barely lasted a month. Says it's at 45% for battery, doesn't work. Won't charge. Showed a friend and he said he had 2 from the same company that were garbage the same way. Do not buy!