2 Pack 18 Volt Upgraded 3.6Ah Ni-MH Replacement 18V Battery Compatible with DC9096 DC9098 DC9099 DW9095 DW9096 DW9098 DE9039 Cordless Power Tool Replacement Batteries

I'm giving it a full thumbs up as they fit perfectly in my tools and chargers, feels right, they charged up and are powerful as it could be, like the original batteries were. I'm very very pleased and I hope they endure time like the originals, which were over 10 years. My DeWalt tool kit with the saw and multifunction drill is awesome and I use it all the time since new, and I give them good hard workouts. I am pleased to repower with these new and cost effective batteries and my dewalts are awesome, still.

I purchased these batteries to replace my old tired Dewalt batteries. I charged them without any issues and they are working just fine. The plastic housing seems to be just as thick and durable as the Dewalt housing. The brass pins inside the top of the battery are clean and straight. The entire battery appears to be completely new not reburbished or anything. They weigh very similar too. I've always noticed that cheap tools and batteries especially weigh less than quality one. I'm reluctant to give a full 5 star because I haven't had the opportunity to use them a bunch yet but for the price and the value I see 5 stars from so far.

I have not used the battery much, but it charged up and works good in my drill.My only complaint is the latch to remove the batter is cheap and difficult to remove but it does release.I would buy it again because the price is worth it.

I have a full set of Dewalt 18v tools. Didn't want to spend the dough to change brands or voltages as Dewalt likes to discontinue the 18v tools....I had bought some generics off ebay a while bacnd they are running great so as my brand names started dieing off I needed a few replacements. Figured the generics were mostly the same so I got these because they had decent reviews and the price was right. They work great for the first few months. I haven't been using my dewalts as much for the last year or so, I got a sweet deal on some milwaukees, but the first battery stopped charging at about a year old. have a cordless grease gun that I still use with this battery and now the second battery refuses to charge.Bottom line is these batteries work, but expect a year out of them with intermittent use.

Have just started using these packs. They fit the tools perfectly, charge up fine and do work. However, they don't seem to hold a charge as long as the original Dewalt batteries. But, when you can get three for the price of one, how can you complain?

I have an older Dewalt 18V XRP drill and 5 other tools that came as a kit from almost 10 years ago.The nicads suck.This is a great replacement for the DC9096 battery pack Type 1 that I have.I put them in the drill and other tools and 100% functional.I've been reading some complaints about the factory charger being 'tight' on these replacement batteries and while true, most people are exaggerating about how difficult it is to get the battery in the charger.It required a little push however there was nothing unusual about it. While the factory nicad was very loose, these are simply a FIRM Fit into the charger. There's no problem.ETA: I got a chance to run them both dead. I used a 5/16 drill to drill 12 holes in a fence gate through thick galvanized steel and a 2x4. Both batteries were dead just before the last bolt hole was drilled.I thought it did pretty well considering the amount of drilling I did with these batteries. I had to finish up with a corded drill, the last hole. But I was very pleased that I was able to drill almost 12 large holes.

Batteries looked and worked very well, havent't used them yet,but have held charge like they should in the drill case, hope they will perform as well. I just will use them if I have a home project seeing as how I am retired ten years now , just want the batteries to be there ready when and if I need them nothing worse than trying to use a drill and the battery not to be charged. So far since the purchase they have held the charge very well , I did go ahead and fully charge them when I received them just to make sure if I needed them they wouln't be just half charged or so. Don't know for sure how much charge but did take a while to fully charge them.

I am retired but do handyman work around a small ranch featuring horses and goats (all rescues). My rechargeable drill prevented me from having to drag and connect extension cords over long distances while repairing pasture fences etc. But both the batteries died at the same time. With these new ones, I'm back in business. I can't rate their longevity because I've had them only a short time.