VANON 7.0Ah Replacement for Dewalt 20V Battery Lithium Ion Max Compatible with DCB200 DCB201 DCB203 DCB204 DCB205-2 DCB206 DCB207 DCB231 Batteries 2Pack

The batteries cost anywhere from 1/3 to 1/5 the price of dewalt batteries. I would buy dewalt batteries if they were made in USA, but all made in china, soooo then its just a question of price and how well they hold up. Both batteries charge in the dewalt quick charger and regular charger, no problemo. I will update in a couple months and we'll see.

I like the length of charge and that it works as replacement for my Dewalt DCB207 battery. One thing I did notice is the battery does not "click" into place in the Dewalt charger. You have to rely on the weight of the battery to keep it connected. However, it does fit and "click" into place on the drill and impact driver.

These batteries are less than half the price of Dewalt branded batteries.

Battery will not take a charge. Bought in Oct 2022. Receive 2 replacement batteries within a week from the vender after submitting a warranty claim. They stand by their replacement warranty. Thank you.

So far so good. Can not comment on longevity yet. Only had them about a month but they have not disappointed so far.

I bought three of these batteries. It's been a year and a half and they are just starting to go bad. You are looking at half the life of a DeWalt. you still save money.

I've received yellow/black colored batteries labeled 6.0 Ah. So, ~$60... It is about 30% of DeWalt's price, sound like a great deal?... Well, it is not a great deal, if you want to use it for work. I am licensed HVAC contractor with a decade on the field. So, I've used these batteries last weekend. Cutting 3/4" plywood with cordless 6 1/2" saw is a problem if you use these batteries. After 4-5 ft. the saw slows down significantly and from fresh and fully charged battery it goes into 50% charge indicator. After that this battery just cuts-off and need 5-7 mins before it comes back alive. When I use my 7 years old 3.0 Ah DeWalt batteries I can slice that 8 ft 3/4" plywood at least 3-4 times before my saw would slow down.Tried to use these "6.0 Ah" batteries on my drill to drill 3/4" wholes in wooden studs. It just took 5-6 drill holes when battery went from fully charged to 50% charge indicator and 3-4 holes after that battery would die. My 7 years old 3.0 Ah DeWalt batteries would handle at least a dozen of holes before the charge indicator would show 50% remaining.I have 3 DeWalt batteries and usually, it will allow me to go trough the day without bringing the charger from my truck. For these "For DeWalt" batteries I had to bring the charger within a hour.On the top, batteries from DeWalt come with 3 years warranty. These "For DeWalt" batteries come with... what.. 30 days or so?Thus, these "For DeWalt" batteries are not a good or smart purchase.I wouldn’t call "For DeWalt batteries" as a good deal or saving money. So, I wouldn’t recommend it. Will return this order.Update: May 1st. 2021. I've requested the refund from the seller. The seller informed me that I have to package and pay for the return shipment of these lousy batteries!!!! This is called "Feel the difference!" You have to pay for returning bad product! So, 3 years warranty for DeWalt batteries and... pay for the return of lousy product! I think that it is very convincing that YOU GET WHAT YOU"VE PAID FOR.Oh! Just to be fair to these "For DeWalts" I tried to use batteries today one more time on my drill and sawzaw. Sawzaw drains these "For DeWalts" pretty much instantly and the drill doesn't go over 4-5 holes in construction framing lumber. So, BAD and CHEAP PRODUCT!

Description of the warranty says there is a one year warranty but 3 year replacement for defective batteries but there’s no contact info