VANON2Pack P108 Battery 18 Volt 6.5Ah Replacement for Ryobi 18V One Battery Lithium Ion P104 P107 P105 P106 P103 BPL18151 BPL1820

Just have trouble charging old batteries. I heard you pull off the charger after the light stop blinking that seems to work sometimes

i have tools that these batterys fit the last 2 batters i bought did not last 6 months hopefull these will last at least a year if not by by amazon will try ebay next time so tell your supplier what i said. i open the batterys up on the old batterys and the batterys inside were old and carraded seems the quility control in the product was not up to my standards i hate buying junk. thanks.

Physically, these are the same size as the Ryobi 4AH batteries and actually weigh a little less. Still, at this price they charge well, run the tools well, and seem to run a LITTLE longer than my 4ah RYOBIS. If their longevity is good, I will consider them a very good deal. Time will tell!

I have many Ryobi tools from saws and drills to blowers and yard trimmers these batteries are useful on all and keep my tools functioning their best

I bought 2 replacement batteries for my Ryobi cordless tools and I received both of them no problem and took them to work and charged them and they worked at first then both won’t take a second charge so I took one apart and found out that they were both faulty . I could have been happy with one bad but both I was not happy about it ,, so I would not recommend them if you are thinking about buying them,, Thanks for Nothing

These aftermarket batteries are top notch. They deliver plenty of power to run my circular saw and grinder. These batteries are better than the Ryobi brand at a fraction of the price. I will be buying more.

great product I am happy with it.

I ordered a 2-pack of "6.5 Ah" batteries. The batteries that arrives had a sticker claiming "7.0 Ah."I did a runtime test of the 2 "compatible" batteries versus a lightly used Ryobi 4.0 pack from 2017. All packs were fully charged. I tested with a Ryobi P704 hand vac running freely with no suction restriction. Fully charged, the Vanon batteries had a slightly higher pitch indicating they probably delivered more power to the tool. The Vanon packs produced identical results, indicating there were probably no weak cells or manufacturing problems.After 20 minutes, the Ryobi 4.0 pack showed 1 bar and the Vanon 7.0 pack showed 2 bars.The tool shut down after 26 minutes on the Ryobi 4.0 and after 27 minutes on the Canon 7.0. One might have expected the Vanon to run 40 minutes or more. However, I do believe the Vanon supplied a little more power. And I also believe the Vanon circuitry is designed to shut down sooner than the Ryobi. It appeared the Vanon had more reserve capacity than the Ryobi. After a 5 minute rest. the Ryobi ran for just a few seconds while the Vanons ran several minutes after rest.I would consider the Vanon 7.0s to have a little more power and runtime than the Ryobi 4.0, but not nearly 7/4th as much. The pair of Vanons was under $60 whereas a pair of new Ryobi 4s cost around $80 if you look for bargains. Most people would probably go for the official Ryobi packs if the difference is that small.Some misc. observations:1) The newer, bigger batteries may confuse the older Ryobi chargers. Both of these Vanon batteries charged on 3 different models of Ryobi charger, but they didn't all work immediately. Sometimes, I have to remove and insert several times.2) The Ryobi batteries all light the progress LEDs while charging. The Vanon's do not light while charging. But you can stop the charge and press the button if curious.3) The mechanical fit was excellent.

es una mentira que tiene 6.0 Ah., duran mucho meno que una de 4Ah original, no vale la pena.

No ajustan en todos los implementos,por alguna razón ni viene exactamente igual que las baterías originales,No las devolví porque las pude usar con una aspiradora de mano ,ahí si quedaron,