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Customer Insights: Rated 3.7/5 from 37 reviews.
great batteries. charged quickly. lasted long enough to cut down a smaller tree in 30 minutes. 56 minutes in turtle mode on my weed eater. same compact size as others with plenty of juice for pruning or landscaping. happy i took a chance on these. very happy.
This was ordered and delivered in one day, always nice when that happens, the batteries came with a partial charge and I put one in my Milwaukee drill and it fit perfectly, plus the power was just as strong as M18 batteries even on a partial charge. The other battery went on my Milwaukee charger and again it fit perfectly and started charging as it should, time will tell how long they last, but for the price I am thrilled with these batteries.
Not as expensive as name brand. Obviously not the same. These are the same size as my 5.0 ah Milwaukee brand batteries physically. They also don’t show a light when charging like Milwaukee batteries do. Overall okay but not the value they seem because I don’t truly think they would compare to an 8ah Milwaukee.
Nice batteries that I can use in my glue gun and possibly other items. Pretty versatile and useful. I recommend them.
I bought these specifically for my Autojare Cordless Impact Driver (clone for Milwaukee M18 2656). Good compact rechargeable batteries.
These are NOT 8Ah batteries because if they were, they wouldn't weigh less than an actual Milwaukee M18 5Ah battery. Look at my photos of the inside, this one has 10 18650 batteries just like Milwaukee M18 does so it cannot be larger capacity. My M18 battery is 6 years old and outperformed this one so that tells it all. I would not recommend these for prolonged use as they get hot and reduce power. They charge faster than my M18 which also tells me that these have low quality and/or poor 18650 design with less capacity than an actual Milwaukee M18 battery. Consider buying a Milwaukee battery, it will last you longer without any overheating or potential power tool damage.
You get what you pay for
Perfect fit for my M18 tools. The charge was quick using the factory charger and the drill I'm using it on runs strong. I definitely recommend it for a good 18V battery replacement. I like that it comes as a two pack. The price is great too.
fully charged will not operate tool
Batteries will not take a charge after use
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