Ego Power+ 56V 12Ah Lithium Ion Power Tool Battery Pack With Fuel Indicator
- Brand:
- EGO Power+
- Model Number:
- BA6720T
- UPC:
- 692042014130
- EAN:
- 0692042014130
- Walmart SKU:
- 848547058
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$659.00 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.7/5 from 796 reviews.
I purchased the two-pack of 12 amp batteries, as backups for my New EGO snowblower. I have a huge property. They are also a fantastic addition to my family of EGO batteries and products. I've already used them with my EGO self-propelled lawn mower. This company is “Top- Tier”! Purchasers of battery operated products from other companies WILL eventually realize the error of their ways, and WILL switch to EGO products!
This size is a must have if you use an EGO mower or pressure washer. That said, I only give 4-stars because I have had more issues with this largest battery. Because of the weight, you do not use it as much and that intermittent use apparently can lead to issues.
Overall, I have several EGO products (power stations, pole saw, hedge trimmer, self-propelled mower, handheld and backpack blowers, string trimmers, inverters, two-stage snowblower etc.) and I currently have about 15 batteries. The oldest batteries being about 5 years old, with most being 7.5ah, but I have several 10ah and 12ah. I like the products, with a few downsides, after about a year, the batteries offered much shorter run times, things just get worse overtime, now I need to "play around" with several batteries to try and tackle a job that took one or two batteries in the past. I should point out that what I do is residential use, not commercial use, but I do use the batteries often in my powerstations. I have also had one new battery show up completely dead, I should have returned it for warranty, but stupidly, since it was only a 6ah battery (came with tool), and I had plenty of other larger batteries, I just set it aside. I also just recently bought two more 12ah batteries, with one only make it about a month of limited use, before it completely died. I did return that under warranty, but I am still waiting for a replacement to arrive. I have had mostly good luck with the tools, however, I have gone through 3 powerheads, which seems pretty excessive to me. Although I am kind of "trapped" with EGO, since once you are in a power system "ecosystem", it is hard to move to another brand, with the expense of replacing all your tools and batteries. Regardless, I think at this point in time, I would still stay with EGO, I just wish with the cost of the batteries, that they would last longer. I don't have any issues with the voltage used, it seems fine, and as far as consistency goes, most the tools keep working, which is a plus (lawnmower is 5 years old, along with string trimmers, pole saw, power stations, and others like the snowblower and leaf blowers are a few years old, so that is mostly all good, except for the power heads and batteries, which tend to not last as long as they should.
I like that I can now power the fridge for over a full day with these and a 7.5ah and 4.0ah in the power station. Also can almost mow the entire front and back lawn with just one of these in the push mower ego. Before I'd need 3-4 of the smaller batteries. Price kinda stings but it's as good as it gets short of getting the backpack battery that's pretty impractical for most users. Also seems to give the mower an extra oomph so I'm told by my wife when she tried it. It definitely gave the chainsaw more power, it literally won't go above level 2/3 without a 7.5ah or higher.
I wanted to extend my Z6 mower's run time, this 12 AMP battery did the trick! I can now mow close to an acre and still have nearly 50% remaining charge. Occasionally, weather or travel can allow the grass get to get too tall, meaning it has to be mowed twice to clean it all up. When that happened, I would get very close to needing a charge. Hopefully that's the end of that. Would have given 5 stars but the price is much too high.
Excellent to have the versatility to add more capacity, this battery pack being the largest and I look forward to seeing if I ever have the need to have to add another. Sweet design and all the options one can ask for.
These 12 amp batteries seem to last longer in my EGO riding mower. I have only mowed a few times so far with them. They are expensive so I am hoping they last a long time.
THE POWER+ 12.0 AMP HOUR BATTERY IS EXCELLENT FOR MY EGO 21" SELF-PROPELLED LAWN MOWER AND EGO 2-STAGE 24" SNOW BLOWER. THE EXTRA TIME IT GIVES HELPS GETTING THE YARD DONE QUICKER WITHOUT RUNNING OUT OF POWER. THE SAME ADVANTAGE WHEN USING THE EGO SNOW BLOWER DURING THE WINTER!
I bought this battery a little while ago. I've used it once and compared to 10ah battery I was able to mow my the lawn with one battery. Charging the battery seemed pretty quick. I didn't really time it but it wasn't all that long. It's a little heavy but I believe it's because of higher capacity. It's pricey but worth the extra capacity to not having to swap out batteries which is really a minor inconvenience. I would recommend it if you can afford it.
The capacity of the 12Ah battery is perfect for my needs using the Nexus power station. I also have a 10Ah battery and the two extra amp hours is noticeable without being bulkier than the 10.
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $629.00 (Nov 8) to $737.00 (Sep 17) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $651.78.
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