18V 6.5Ah Replacement for Milwaukee M-18 Battery 2Pack 48-11-1820 48-11-1840 48-11-1850 48-11-1828 48-11-1862 48-11-1852 48-11-1802

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As the Headline states: The Lenoya is a fine batteryThis is my personal ongoing testing of Milwaukee M18 third-party batteries.I own many battery powered tools, Milwaukee, Makita and Ryobi. I also own many third-party batteries to save on cost. But using third-party batteries doesn’t always save money as run-time and the life of the battery comes into play. I've decided to do a run-time comparison test with Lenoya, Milwaukee and a two year old no-name battery.The test bed is my trusty Milwaukee M18 FUEL PACKOUT 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless 2.5 Gal. Wet/Dry Vacuum ( I've used the Makita equivalent and the Milwaukee is by far the better vacuum )The testing is simple... run each battery in the Milwaukee vacuum until it stops and note the time. After each test the vacuum was cooled down to room temperature. Here's the results.Lenoya – 3 AH Battery – Time: 10:40 (Vacuum slowed slightly 40 seconds before it stopped) Mar. 2, 2024Milwaukee - 3 AH Battery - Time: 11:25 (Vacuum slowed considerably 60 seconds before it stopped - Usable time closer to 10:25) Purchased Jan 22, 2024No-Name - 6 AH Battery - Time: 14:05 (Vacuum slowed slightly 20 seconds before it stopped) 2+ Years OldGreat showing for the Lenoya battery as it keeps up with the Milwaukee.Regarding the Milwaukee battery. The usable time is closer to 10:25 minutes as the vacuum slowed down considerably where it would be unusable.Weight of each battery.Lenoya - 3 AH Battery - 590 GramsMilwaukee - 3 AH Battery - 704 GramsNo-Name - 6 AH Battery - 648 GramsThe current Amazon picture depicts triangle release buttons but the battery received has round buttons. I do like the round release buttons on the Lenoya battery as it's easier to grip, unlock and remove. Unlike the Milwaukee battery the Lenoya has three power level lights that light all at once, as opposed to Milwaukee's four lights that gradually rise to the power level. I actually prefer the Lenoya power level indicator lights as it's a quick read and Milwaukee's takes too long for me.

My criteria for this review:- Has rated amp-hour capacity: Seems to hang in there when using the circular saw. Another reviewer did a nice test using a vacuum showing that it has rated capacity.-Fits fine: it does.-Lasts a long time: can't answer that, just started using it.-Price vs competition: it's in the hunt, but not the cheapest.I'm glad to have it, I was doing a bunch of cutting and cycling between two 3 amp hour batteries gave me quite enough working/charging time.

I felt like I have enough batteries for my Milwaukee tools, but often enough I find myself with a tool that *just* ran out of battery right before finishing a task. Rather than make my way back to the bench or in my house when I'm at home, this 3Ah battery is the pinch hitter I need!The 3.0Ah capacity is fairly small, and really only usable for tasks that require only modest power tool use. I feel like more often than I like I'm faced with a situation where I'm just about finished with a job but my tool runs out of power. It's so annoying to have to recharge or borrow a battery to get a few bolts back on, so I found this to be perfect solution. It's relatively small and light, so I just place it on my cart or in my toolbox "just in case." If I ever need it it's there for me, or if I need that last little millimeter of clearance to fit my tool I can swap it in really quickly. An easy no-brainer purchase!

I have several Milwaukee tools and it seems you can never have too many batteries. I picked this one up out of curiosity having had mixed results in the past with off-brand batteries.Physically it's about the same size as a 5ah battery, a bit lighter, but it doesn't quite have the endurance of those. It does work well on most of my tools. I have found that my Milwaukee lawn trimmer isn't happy with this, it runs for a few seconds and then turns off. My impacts, drills, and grinders all seem to be fine with it.I've had no issues charging, it behaves as it should on a Milwaukee charger.Overall for the price point, this is a good deal. I'm not going to knock it for not working with the trimmer as that suggests a big 8.0ah battery, so this was grossly undersized. For most tools it seems to work just fine so I'd have no problems recommending it to others.

Ordered this Lenoya 3.0Ah 18V Replacement for Milwaukee M-18 Battery as this is what my hedge trimmer model called for, the 18V 1820. Recently got a new battery powered hedge trimmers as I got tired of always getting all my extension cords out, and trying to make sure I had enough length to trim all my hedges. Upon receiving this battery, got my hedge trimmer out to make sure it fit and it fits like a glove. It had some charge in it when receiving, so I trimmed a couple large shrubs, but started raining so I had to quit. Will finish up when weather breaks. The main thing is it works good on my trimmers. I like the lighted display that shows balance of power left in battery. I now have it fully charged, ready to use,and will give an update if any problems or changes in this battery. Happy with order

A great replacement 18 volt battery for my Milwaukee Tools. It charges and works like the factory Milwaukee batteries. It has a push button Telltale of state of charge and fits all of my Milwaukee tools and runs them just fine for a fraction of the price of the name brand. Great battery highly recommend

I used it on a sawzall fuel, and it held up for a few dozen small limb cuts and still had a charge after a couple hours. No idea how much charge was left after I was done as there is no indicator, like the OEM batteries have.Battery seems to output as much power as the OEM ones, as I did not notice a difference in tool performance vs a 5 or 6 AH OEM battery.The battery casing is nearly identical in size to a 5AH OEM battery. For the price and performance, I'd say it's worth it, just as long as the battery holds up for at least a few years.Fitment with the charger and tool was 100% perfect.