UPGUB1280I Sealed Lead Acid Batteries (2 Pack)

I got these to replace the batteries in my kid's Razor ATV toy. They last SO MUCH longer than the old batteries I had in there it's amazing! My kids can ride it for a really long time in between charges now. I couldn't be more pleased!EDIT: I have been using these batteries for a few months now and the ATV still holds a charge fantastically well! I have been careful to not let it get too low before charging it again as you should. In the end these are lead acid batteries so if you let them get too low they won't charge properly. Always keep them topped off with power and you should get a really great lifespan out of these good quality batteries.Good luck!

We found these batteries at a very reasonable price compared to going to a battery store. They fit perfectly and are working okay. Great value for the money.

These are used for a UPS computer power backup and work well, however, as this is the second set that I've had to replace, I noticed that of the 2 that I replaced, one of them was leaking battery fluid from around the terminals. Luckily, it didn't do any damage to the unit itself.If you have a UPS unit, and it indicates that it is not working correctly, you need to check the batteries immediately to make sure they aren't leaking. If there are 2 batteries or more, they should all be replaced at the same time.

These batteries are a good value, and good quality. I used them to replace the original batteries in UPS devices I own (APC model RS-800), and during tests found that they offer a few extra minutes of run-time compared to the original batteries. I tested at half-load and 90% -load.If you need replacement batteries of this type, these are a good quality product and a good value.

I used these to replace a pair of batteries in a Cyberpower 1350AVR UPS. It worked out fine - you just have to pay attention to how the old batteries are hooked together with the little plastic tray between them, etc. Take a picture before and during the disassembly of the old setup if you have any doubt, then you can refer to it. It's really not that hard though.Once wired up, I used some packing tape to hold the new batteries together kind of like the tape that held the originals together. Makes it easier to keep it aligned when sliding back into the UPS.So far so good, it's showing they're fully charged and I've done a test of unplugging the power and making sure my load stayed running. No problems.

Bought these for my APC Back-UPS RS 800 and they are working fine so far after about 3 months. Watched a YouTube video on how to make up the battery pack replacement from two UB1280 batteries. I've used UPG brand batteries before in other UPS units and have had good luck with them in the smaller units so there is no reason these shouldn't perform as well. The packaging was a little flimsy and damaged but the batteries were OK. Earlier I ordered two of these for other units that take single batteries and the two batteries were packed in the same box and were much better packaged.

Bought set in 2015 for an alarm system, batteries lasted 7 years. New ones charged in less than 24 hours and are holding charge at 100%.

good.