Power-Sonic Rechargeable Sealed Lead Acid Battery PS-1212 12V 1.4 AH @ 20-hr. 12V 1.3 AH @ 10-hr, Gray case - Blue top (PS-1212F1)

Product works great installed in Mercedes S550 saved over $250 by doing it myself very easy for anyone

These batteries are just the ticket. Replaced in a matter of minutes and now we're good to go for another few yeaers.

This was a perfect fit and replacement for my 2013 RR Evoque. This replaced the auxillary battery that Evoques have to correct my transmission fault. the 1.4 amp hour rating is different from stock (1.2 amp hr) but there has been no issue since installation. I went to the local auto parts store to find a connector that was adaptable to the lead terminals. It was easy and quick. Highly suggest you save big $$$ by purchasing this battery and doing the quick fix your self instead of spending the expensive dealership costs.

I purchased this for my Honda MRX217 mower, rather than the $90 Honda battery. I note that it is less capacity. I have, in the far past, visited Power-Sonic's factory in San Diego, and was highly impressed with their battery construction. This has worked well on my rough ground. and recharges properly from the mower. Higher capacity batteries, such as the Honda, most likely have thinner insulators, and more susceptibility to vibration. (Note, I have NOT tried the Honda Battery, so this speculation could be incorrect.)So far, then, I'm quite happy with this purchase.

Bought is one to replace a GP-2795-09. It only lasted 2 years. The GP-2795-09 lasted 5 years. Battery was used in a Honda Lawn mower.Live and learn.

Bought to replace the auxiliary battery on my Rang Rover. The same battery from the dealer costs o we $100, so it was a great deal to purchase here. If you are purchasing for a Range Rover a quick tip…you’ll need to make a minor modification because the battery from the dealer has an extra piece soldered to the negative terminal which makes the connecter wider. You can take the piece off and solder to the new battery, clip the wire and put a smaller end on, or use pliers to slightly squeeze the existing injector to the terminal. Any of those three options works. Whole process takes like 5-10 minutes to replace depending on the options you choose.

Less than $30 and under 10 minutes to install. Dealership quoted me just over $600 for the same job and I did it myself after watching a YouTube video (and I am not mechanically inclined) Highly recommend!

I order quite a bit of these batteries for my work. There is a date on the battery stating when it was manufactured. It was over two years old. Then there’s some screwed up return policy where it wouldn’t let me return it and you have to contact the manufacturer.