1.2V AA Ni-CD 600mAh Solar Light Battery

Nice exact replacement. Just like new!!

Recently purchased these batteries as a replacement to revive some of the fence style lights that had died off after a couple years of use. If you have the style shown in the photo, these are a less expensive way to fix lights that no longer work. The upper light portion can be easily opened with a small flat head screwdriver & ensure voltages match (most of this style of light have same voltage) then swap out old with new. Then recharged for a day & work fine. The only issue I encountered was a few of the lights lower housing became brittle from Sun exposure and the plastic housing portion broke apart. Can't guarantee it will work for you but 4 of 4 worked for me.

It's been weeks since I bought these and popped them in to our solar garden lights, that we nearly three out. They light up like new with these solar rechargeable batteries. I'm overall pleased with these. I purposefully avoided commenting on longevity of them, as they are too new to determine how well they will perform in the long run. Considering the price of these, compared to buying new garden lights, it was a no brainer to buy these. I'm glad I did. I would recommend them to others.

I have moved them in and out of the solar lights I got them for. They worked for a few hours after I installed them. I only did 2, I have 4 light. The next day 2 lights were out again. I used 2 more new bulbs. They came on. All 4 working. The next day 2 out. Same 2, took apart, checked bulbs and put in direct sunlight. That night nothing. I'm going to get a better rechargeable battery. If they don't work I will change my review. Right now it's the battery that the problem. I got different batteries same problems. So I changed my reviews. It must no be the batteries

Saved my solar lights

Great for replacing old or used up batteries in my outdoor electronics!

These are only 600 mAh, for the price go with the larger version. These ones dont last very long and was a waste of money

I'll admit I bought these nickel batteries just because I'm used to the yellow wrapping. That way I know they're rechargeable and I don't accidentally toss them out. Like a lot of these batteries you have to try to use them down as much as possible before recharging them all the way up. So far I've had a few that's gone through a few uses and they work like a charm. FYI not everything has to have lithium, you can get away with nickel batteries We did for decades :-)