Energup 2Pack 20V 3.5Ah Replacement V20 Craftsman 20V Lithium Battery and Cha...

Love these batteries. They last longer than the ones that came with my weed wacker.

It is working so far

Nice compact unit. Charges quickly and Nice smooth edges.

I recently purchased the Energup 2Pack Replacement Craftsman V20 Craftsman 20V Lithium Battery as an alternative to the original batteries for my Craftsman power tools. While it offers a cost-effective solution and performs adequately, I have encountered a few issues that prevent me from giving it a higher rating. One positive aspect of these replacement batteries is their affordability. They come as a pack of two, providing a budget-friendly option for those in need of multiple batteries. This is especially beneficial for individuals who use their power tools frequently and require a backup battery. In terms of performance, the Energup replacement batteries deliver a decent amount of power. They provide sufficient runtime, allowing me to complete various tasks without constantly recharging or swapping batteries. The compatibility with Craftsman V20 tools is also a plus, as they fit perfectly and function without any compatibility issues. However, there are a couple of drawbacks that I cannot overlook. Firstly, the overall battery life is not as long as I had anticipated. While they perform adequately in the beginning, I noticed a gradual decline in performance and capacity over time. This means that I have to recharge them more frequently, which can be inconvenient and disrupt workflow, particularly during extended projects. Another issue I encountered is the charging time. Compared to the original Craftsman batteries, the Energup replacements take noticeably longer to charge fully. This can be frustrating, as it prolongs downtime and hampers productivity. If you're working on time-sensitive projects or need quick turnarounds between charges, this delay can be a significant drawback. Durability is another area where these batteries fall short. After a few months of regular use, I noticed a decline in their overall build quality. The plastic housing feels less sturdy and durable compared to the original batteries. This raises concerns about long-term reliability, as I worry that the batteries may not withstand heavy use or accidental drops as well as I would like. In summary, the Energup 2Pack Replacement Craftsman V20 Craftsman 20V Lithium Battery offers an affordable alternative to the original batteries. It provides adequate performance for powering Craftsman V20 tools, but it has its drawbacks. The battery life diminishes over time, the charging time is longer compared to the original batteries, and the build quality leaves something to be desired. If you're in need of a cost-effective solution and can accept these limitations, these replacement batteries might suffice. However, if longevity, quick charging, and robust construction are essential factors for you, it might be worth considering other options.

Awesome

Holds charge

First, let me state that these work just fine in the tool I purchased and charge quickly and last long enough for my purposes. I will keep it short; why can't the tool companies come up with a standard, at the very least, within their own brand. I have Craftsman impact driver, drill motor, chargers and batteries that are 20V MAX. So, I purchased a sander made by Craftsman that is a 20V tool. I get the tool and go to put my battery in it and it won't fit, not the same. WTF. Now up at the country estate, I own Dewalt tools and have no issue, at the city estate, its two different craftsman batteries and tools. oh well. Check closely to make sure the tools and batteries match.

I bought these as a back up for my original battery. They are definitely on the cheap end as the batteries do not last as long as others. Takes a while to charge as well. Once these are toast, I will be looking for another that lasts.

El cargador se siente de mala calidad. No funcionó para mis baterías black&decker originales

No duran mucho pero para el precio están bien si desquitan el gasto