BAOBIAN 2200mAh 1.2V Ni-Cd 10C Rechargeable Sub-C Battery Cell with High Discharge Rate

Mike: This was used to replace the 15 cell pack for an existing battery pack. With so careful soldering built the new 15 cell pack and it has charged and performed well.

Canada on Nov 08, 2023

lost06: You need a spot welder to work on these batteries. The only that useless to me is those tabs already on batteries. They are too thin for high current. I replaced those with my own nickel sheets

Canada on Dec 12, 2022

Kira: Better than other brands but no where near 2200mah rating as advertised.

United States on Nov 28, 2022

Gary: The product was as advertised. The product was shipped earlier than expected. It performs perfectly.

Canada on Jan 05, 2022

Aaron W.: I got a few of these 8 packs to rebuild some old DeWalt 14.4v power tool batteries. There's only 12 cells in the 14.4v battery packs so I didn't want to pay for the 15 packs that are more common for the 18v batteries and end up with extra cells I won't use. I also like how these are paper wrapped for heat insulation like the original cells are. These cells are the exact same size as what's in the DeWalt packs. Cost me about $28 per 14.4v pack, which is about the same price a new, knock-off brand battery. Except, now I know I've got quality cells in my battery packs that will last and they actually have the claimed amp hour life...who knows what's actually in those knock-off brand packs?

Swap out was easy, just make sure to map out how the original cells are "wired" together and how polarities are oriented. Place the new cells in the bottom half of the battery case to hold them, solder the tabs, flip all the cells in the case and repeat, done.
The tabs on these cells are long and thin, which was great for orienting them correctly to reach whatever adjacent cell they needed to attach to. I could bend them over to the opposite direction, or at a different angle without any...

United States on Feb 07, 2021

Amazon Customer: Used these to rebuild an old Craftsman drill battery from the 1990s that had totally worn out. They take a while to charge (might be the fault of the old charger -- it's just a 20v wall wart into resistors to drop the voltage, no regulator or even diode in place. will be rebuilding that) but these batteries seem to have solid longevity. Not as great as the batteries in other power tools I have with similar voltage / mAh ratings but it keeps my old drill really powerful and strong for several hours of use.

United States on Dec 12, 2020

MR: These cells are designed for the short battery packs since they are about 3/8 inch shorter than the original ones. I do have 2 short stack packs, but they don’t need to be replaced yet. Also the tabs on these are a bit short and will have to have one end removed and reattached to change orientation. If they were longer, it would eliminate the need to do so.

United States on Jul 22, 2020

Kyle: I left my Ryobi drill out in the rain one night and the drill survived but the battery didn't. I had 2 batteries packs and other just stopped charging. I pulled it apart and 6 of the 15 cells were dead shorted. That when I ordered a 15 cell set of these. Upon arrival, 10 of them tested at exactly 1.300 volts and the other five were only +/_ .002 volts. Very impressive. I don't have the equipment to test the capacity of each cell but after rebuilding the Ryobi pack with these, it took between 1 and 1.25 hours to fully charge using the Ryobi charger. There is plenty of power using the drill and I haven't needed to recharge it yet. So far, I am very happy with these cells. I had bought some blue colored 4/5 sub c cells and there is no way they meet the rated capacity. I would bet these do.

United States on Oct 24, 2019