This collaborative space allows users to contribute additional information, tips, and insights to enhance the original deal post. Feel free to share your knowledge and help fellow shoppers make informed decisions.
Deal History includes data from multiple reputable stores, such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart. The lowest price among stores for a given day is selected as the "Sale Price".
Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.
its a fair deal. Especially if you dont want to go down that route of hack for batteries.
Yes its only 2.0 but batteries die in a couple of years of use anyways, i would rather have a backup than 4.0 battery.
Get an adapter for Power Wheels and you'll make your kid happy all warm season long. Sure, 4 or 6 Ah would be better but you can have a few as backups. How else are kids going to learn about electric cars? And no, AFAIK Teslas don't accept these.
New 2.0Ah batteries flood private sales because no one wants them. Just getting rid of all the 2.0Ah goes a long way in daily use, 4.0Ah and 6.0Ah should be the only deals.
I have a lot of lighter use tools that are totally fine on these 2ah batteries. The smaller size and reduced weight are greatly appreciated. Just my use cases.
4
Like
Helpful
Funny
Not helpful
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
You can get 2 of the 4 amp batteries for $99 at Home Depot. Last week there was a post about some stores had the 2 pack 4 amp on clearance for $63, but those are gone. There is a trade off with weight with the 4 amp batteries, but you do get longer use with the larger battery.
For the flashlights, the car vacum and even the drills the 2 amp batteries are fine for the non professional user, around the house things. A 4 pack of the 2 amp batteries for $10 less than 2 of the 4 amp batteries if you don't have many batteries it is easier to keep some at the ready when doing projects.
These 2 amp are around and less than some of the no name ones of possibly dubious quality you can find online. If you don't have extra batteries this is a pretty good compromise for the non professional.
New 2.0Ah batteries flood private sales because no one wants them.
Just getting rid of all the 2.0Ah goes a long way in daily use, 4.0Ah and 6.0Ah should be the only deals.
I like them for specific purposes. They're crap for things that take a lot of power obviously, but for Ryobi's handheld lights and the pruning sheets they actually last a long time and they're super light -- much prefer them in the pruners over a 4ah battery when pruning shoulder height or above. As always, the right tool for the job. Even the 3000lm light lasts a good while with them.
Not sure I'd want a ton of them though, 4 would probably be my limit.
Now the 1.5Ah batteries... _those_ need to go away.
Last edited by diggie February 4, 2025 at 02:11 AM.
I have a lot of lighter use tools that are totally fine on these 2ah batteries. The smaller size and reduced weight are greatly appreciated. Just my use cases.
Agree 100%. I have both 2ah and 4ah batteries and unless the task requires the additional power of the 4ah, I always use the 2ah to reduce weight and resulting fatigue, particularly if it requires using the tool at shoulder height or above.
$89 for four batteries is a very good price and trying to resist even though I don't really need!.
Mines won't charge. How is the process? Don't really feel like jumping through hoops with customer service since it's pretty cheap anyways.
Don't remember the exact process. But I think you fill out a form online. Obviously they need to verify the product and mark it in their system that it was defective.
Leave a Comment
Top Comments
14 Comments
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Yes its only 2.0 but batteries die in a couple of years of use anyways, i would rather have a backup than 4.0 battery.
Just getting rid of all the 2.0Ah goes a long way in daily use, 4.0Ah and 6.0Ah should be the only deals.
Just getting rid of all the 2.0Ah goes a long way in daily use, 4.0Ah and 6.0Ah should be the only deals.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
For the flashlights, the car vacum and even the drills the 2 amp batteries are fine for the non professional user, around the house things. A 4 pack of the 2 amp batteries for $10 less than 2 of the 4 amp batteries if you don't have many batteries it is easier to keep some at the ready when doing projects.
These 2 amp are around and less than some of the no name ones of possibly dubious quality you can find online. If you don't have extra batteries this is a pretty good compromise for the non professional.
Just getting rid of all the 2.0Ah goes a long way in daily use, 4.0Ah and 6.0Ah should be the only deals.
Not sure I'd want a ton of them though, 4 would probably be my limit.
Now the 1.5Ah batteries... _those_ need to go away.
$89 for four batteries is a very good price and trying to resist even though I don't really need!.
Leave a Comment