48V 20AH Electric Bike Lithinum ion Battery 48Volt 20Ah Ebike Battery, XT60 Connector, T-Plug Extension Cord for 200-1300W Electric Bicycles Motor

So far this battery is the best of it's kind o have dropped this battery over a few times still works perfectly, , long range of life rides when out . I recommend buying this itemm again

Worked great for 9 months. After that time the battery wouldn't charge anymore. Contacted seller and they gave a refund as it was under warranty.

Great buy three weeks in. Powers my 1000 watt electric trike with no issues and charges well.Update, December 8, 2024 and all is well!

Well constructed battery assembly. Charges and holds the proper volts. Couldn't be happier.

Have charged 3 times. 1st run 60 miles, 2d run 53 miles, 3rd run 53 miles. 20AH 48 volt. Stock 13AH good for about 16 miles, 3200 mile use. Will test dual batter miles and update. 11/7/24, With my dual battery set up I just got 100 miles! Still not at 20%!

It fit nicely on the front of thebasket on my MOON COOL 26 INCH FOLDING TRICYCLE, I got it to power the E-Bikling 1200 watt front wheel,works well

Great on power capacity blown away by the wattage and only minor disconnect when loaded but ten fold on performance

Do these 20-amp hour batteries truly hold 20 amp hours of power?I recently purchased two 20 amp hr 48 volt batteries from you via Amazon (Ordered on June 12, 2024 )NOTE: Ocean Shores is mostly flat with very minor elevation changes of a few feet.I am using them on two fat tire trikes with 1000-watt Bafang motors with Bafang C963 displays. My perception, after our first ride, is that the batteries may not actually be 20 Amp hr batteries. Consequently, I purchased a 200-amp voltage/amp meter (200A High Precision RC Watt Meter Power Analyzer Voltage Amp Meter, Wattmeter Tester Amp Meter Monitor), also from Amazon.NOTE, prior to purchasing the amp meter, I measured the voltage of both batteries after we completed an approximately 10-mile ride. Both batteries were within .01 volts of each other, drawing the conclusion that both batteries used almost the same number of amp hours. In both cases, battery voltage was approximately 50.4 volts.Today, I rode one of the bikes with the amp meter in the circuit approximately 18 miles with pedal assist mostly at level 5 and mostly in gear 7. I averaged approximately 20 mph (impressive). My goal was to determine the actual amp hours of the battery in use. The Bafang display was showing 1 bar remaining at the end of the ride. The amp meter showed amp hours used = 11.25, Volts = 46.21, Watt hours = 491.3, Peak watts = 1194.3, peak amps = 24.44.I was impressed that judging by the consistent speed of the trike on mostly level ground, there was no perceptible power loss even when the Bafang display showed only one bar remaining.I hope that your experts can better understand the numbers my power analyzing meter is providing. The price of your batteries, if they are truly 20 amp hour batteries, is very good. If they are not actually 20 amp hour batteries, they should not be advertised on Amazon as such.Thank you,