Futurebatt [2Pack] HIGH Capacity 6.0 Ah! 40 Volt Battery for RYOBI 40V Power Tools OP4026 OP40201 OP4030 OP4040 OP4050 OP4060 Replace for RYOBI 40V Batteries
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Friday, Jul 18
Color: 2pack 40V
Features
- Battery Specs - Lithium-ion battery type, 6.0Ah/ 6000mAh, 40V Voltage, no memory effects Made with high quality cells. These are actually lighter than the OEM batteries. Gives longer life; Normally, charge cycle over at least 500 times
- High Capacity 6.0Ah for Ryobi 40-Volt Collection ToolsReplace for Ryobi 40 Volt Battery OP4050A OP4015 OP4026 OP40201 OP40261 OP4030 OP40301 OP4040 OP40401 OP4050 OP40501 OP40601
- Wide Compatibility; 100% COMPATIBLEThis battery works with all for RYOBI 40-Volt lithium-ion tools (string trimmer, lawn mower) and chargers, including RY40200 RY40403 RY40204 RY40530 RY40460 RY40180 RY40250, and OP403A OP401 ZROP401 OP400A RY40440
- Easy to Install & Fast Charge & Long-lastingIntegrated Charging Indicator: Steady blue means charging, light off means charging completed, Flashing yellow means error occurred. It is a kind of Li-on Rechargeable battery, you can carry it anywhere anytime, convenient to use. And it has no memory effect. Can be charged or discharged as needed without loss of capacity
- Warranty Any question, please contact us via (order history- contact seller)
Number of Batteries: 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Brand: Futurebatt
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
Compatible Phone Models: Ryobi 40V battery and charger
Recommended Uses For Product: Lawn Mower,Power Tools,String Trimmer
Package Dimensions: 7.2 x 7.13 x 4.61 inches
Item Weight: 5.63 pounds
Batteries: 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: November 9, 2022
Manufacturer: DONGGUAN TENWAY POWER CO., LTD
Country of Origin: China
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Color: 2pack 40V
No it’s not ryobi, no it doesn’t hold a charge like the 5.0 ah ones, but it lasts for a quarter of my weeding in my ryobi weed eater & charges in no time at a fraction of the price of the ryobi batteries. Is it a true 6.0 ah, definitely not, but it works in my ryobi blower & weed eater with no problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024 by Justino Patricio
Color: 2pack 40V
They work just as well as the majors and 26% the cost!
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024 by ChuckD
Color: 2pack 40V
These are cheap battery replacement to the OEM batteries, but they give me a better price to value ratio than the OEM model. These are not 6 Ah battery's they are more like 4 Ah when tested against Ryobi 4 Ah battery's, but I get two of these for less than the price of one Ryobi 4 Ah battery. I have used these battery's before, and they last nearly as long as OEM ones, but the price I pay makes more sense than buying OEM therefore price to value ratio makes sense. I use these on my leaf blower, weedwhacker and lawn mower and normally do not have an issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2024 by Chuck Young
Color: 2pack 40V
Junk. Lasted about 2 minutes new on a full charge. Compared to the main brand it is the same as a 4 Ah. Even at the low price it is worthless since it will not hold a charge.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025 by jAndrew
Color: 2pack 40V
Not same as what came with the mower but their the same amps and the battery doesn’t hold a charge on it’s own for to long with that being said the battery Performance is poor
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024 by Spy221
Color: 2pack 40V
Decided to give the set of batteries a try and I wasn’t disappointed. I use them on my circular saw, drills, brad nailer, and router and they been holding up pretty good and they last as long as the original batteries of the same amperage. Definitely would recommend this batteries to anyone looking to save some money.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2024 by Allan Torres
Color: 2pack 40V
Big brand cordless batteries are crazy expensive, so having a choice for a cheaper battery is really nice. I can tell these are not as nice as the Ryobi batteries, but they're very close. They take a little more work to remove from the tool, but not bad. These actually feel a little more powerful than the Ryobi batteries and they last just as long. So far, I'm happy with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023 by Diamond
Color: 2pack 40V
They continue to charge and work fine. You get about 70% of the Ryobi battery runtime. The cost for the two I purchased here was still less than one factory battery so no complaints.
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024 by Andrew Keith