DCB200 20V 9.0Ah Lithium-ion Replacement Battery Compatible with Dewalt 20V DCB200 DCB203 DCB204 DCB206 DCB209 DCD/DCF/DCG/DCS Series Cordless Tools with LED Display

I bought a pair of these for my Dewalt mower, which requires two batteries. We have a riding mower for most of our property, but there are a lot of spots that require a pushmower. I didn't want to splurge on the DeWalt batteries since the areas that we use a pushmower on only take about 20 minutes to cut. Mowers generally suck down batteries fast. But after my son mows, the batteries are showing that they are still 98% or 99% charged, which means we should be able to mow for at least an hour with these inexpensive batteries. I was expecting terrible performance and wasn't concerned as it's such a short expected runtime, but I was pleasantly surprised. I don't expect that these will last as many years as the DeWalt branded batteries but at this price I'm good with that.

I’ve always been leery about buying an aftermarket Dewalt battery, until recently. One of the guys I work with recommended it. Totally impressed. It’s better than the Dewalt batteries

Warning .....This is not the 60 v big battery!It works well on my 20 V stuffIt is a little tight for the fit But OK

Nothing to dislike I use this often and it works well also it has something most off brand batteries which is a button to check them battery balance!

My previous one lasted a little over 2 years. Fits all my Dewalt tools perfectly is just the right replacement battery for around the house usage. On my blower guessing it would last about an hours usage but that's plenty for me. I'll buy another soon to keep as a back up.

Battery case broke when using on my half inch impact only have had the battery 3 weeks

I got this battery to use with with my DeWalt area light. For this purpose, it will work well enough.However, after testing (details below), it tests at about 7 or 8Ah, which is typical for cheap off-brand batteries, but is not the 9Ah they are sold at.Ultimately, I will keep the battery and use it until it dies, but I cannot recommend this battery or this company to anyone else.**Testing method**I built a resistive tester that runs the batteries at around 5 amps when full and dips to below 4 amps when nearing the end of their charge. While we can't get an exact measurement of amp-hours, we can compare the time that it takes to discharge the batteries from full charge with known capacity packs.Using this method, (after 3 charge-discharge cycles since it is new) the battery took 1 hour and 37 minutes discharge down to 14.9 volts. Comparing this to my list of known capacity, previously tested batteries, the DeWalt flexvolt DCB609 9Ah battery discharged in around 1 hour and 55 minutes.The only reason that I got this battery is to use it in my DeWalt area light. I got another Waitley 9Ah battery previously and it works well in the area light, but overheats quickly and cuts off when using it in a high draw tool. Using the prevous one in my recip when we were removing the old deck from our house, I was only able to run the battery for a few minutes before it over heated and shut off. I can't recommend this battery if planning on using it in a high draw tool.Ultimately, I do not recommend this battery unless it is being used in a lower draw tool where you just need a decent amount of life. I will not get any other batteries from this company and would not recommend them in general to anyone else given the deception of selling this battery as 9Ah and being unable to deliver in ideal circumstances, though this seems to be typical practice amongst cheap 3rd party batteries.

Seems like a great replacement at a good price