12V 10Ah Lithium Battery, 5000+ Cycles LiFePO4 12V 10Ah Battery Built-in 10A BMS, 12V Lithium Battery Suitable for Power Wheels, Fish Finder, UPS, Solar Battery, HAM Radio

Received the battery I ordered a day faster than it was scheduled to be delivered. I needed a new lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) for a fish finder i use for ice fishing.The new battery is significantly lighter than the older lead acid battery. It was a pleasant surprise that your battery is about 2 pounds lighter, pretty amazing.It charged quickly and runs my fish finder extremely well and lasts long in the cold weather. It ran a full 8 hours and barely needed to be recharged. I Love this new LiFePO4 battery! Worth every penny. Toddgreat product! Love the durability and light weight.

A great battery for my radio, it’s so much lighter than a lead acid battery. It is a perfect fit for my use, I ran a Gmrs radio ( mostly monitoring) for over 24 hours straight and it still had 12.8 volts available.Great value and well built.

Works great on my hummingbird hexel 5 last all day where lead wouldn't. much lighter!

Size - Great for my kayak and the weight is under 2lbs. I have the 10AHBattery protection - I plan on making sure I have a case on this. The battery seems solid but I am concerned if I were to drop in portaging it would probably crack. I would think normal usage would be finePower - Using a lithium charger it went to 100% without issue. I have not been able to cycle it much but will give feedback later if I see anything that needs to be resolvedEase of use - Pretty simple. +/- and you need to use shoe connectors. I am thinking about buying a plug so it is easier to disconnect

My first impressions are all positive. The battery is well built & the manual it came with is well documented. I'm using it as part of a DIY portable solar system with Renogy 10A 12V mppt and a 50w solar panel. It's amazing this battery can pack this much power into such a small footprint.

The 10Ah is the perfect size to replace the 7AH SLA in the Garmin small ice fishing kit. The battery significantly reduces the weight of the kit, lasts longer, power delivery is more consistent, and allows for faster charging times. So far, it has survived over 100 hours on the ice with no issues. It survived a full day of “run & gun” jigging in freezing rain with slush snow.For anyone using this with the Garmin Small Ice Fishing Kit power cable:1: The LiFePO4 charger MUST be 3 Amps or less due to the 3 Amp inline fuse.2: You will also need an adapter for the cable’s 5.5x2.5mm DC barrel plug. Amped Outdoors has a 3 amp charger with the proper adapter.

purchased two of these to go in a UPS that the batteries failed in.. they are working perfectly without any issue and are 3amp hours stronger then the SLA batteries that came in it.. the UPS (a cyberpower 1500va with power smoothing) loves the new batteries, updated run times and adjusted what 100% means. They came about 80% charged, and charged very quickly compared to some of the batteries I've bought to replace old ones in UPS. will likely buy more to replace dead batteries in other UPS that I have around the house. Cheaper than buying a new UPS.

I really liked the changeover of my alarm system from SLA (Sealed Lead Acid) Gel cells to the newer technology of LiFePO4 cells. These new batteries should last for 5-10 years, perhaps longer!I did add a separate charger designed for these batteries along with an isolation diode to reduce loading on the alarm power supply. In many applications they can be used as plug-in replacements for older SLA batteries.We live in a rural area where we have lost power for as long as 9 days, which pretty quickly kills the older SLA batteries... These new batteries have a built-in BMS (Battery Management System) circuit which will prevent over-discharge of the batteries, so even an extended outage won't kill these new batteries. The old SLA batteries generally only last 1-3 years in the best of circumstances. And an extended power outage a month after installing new SLA batteries can kill them within just a few days.These new batteries are the same size as the old SLA cells, but provide 10AH per battery compared to just 7 AH for the SLA cells, about 80% of the capacity can be used compared to just 50% in the SLA cells, and they are much lighter. The new batteries cost a bit more than the older SLA cells, but they are a much better value because they will last much longer with the BMS protecting them from damage in our extended power outages.I waited a bit over a month to post my review to see how they would work out. I have been very happy with these Cyclenbatt batteries. They are covered by a 5 year warranty (but are expected to last about 10 years).