Greenworks 60V 4.0AH High Current (HC) Battery | Provides Fade-Free Power for Maximum Performance | Compatible with 75+ 60V Greenworks Tools

These batteries are expensive. This one seemed more reasonable. At 4 amps it hits the sweet spot of lasting a fairly long time and doesn't cost more than the tool itself. It works great and is OEM.I got freaked out reading about the potential for fires from knock-offs. Is this true? Am I gullible, and are the fire tales just to get me to buy OEM? I am concerned less about faulty batteries, but one that could burn down the house?..yeah, that freaks me out.What I really wish is that we could send back our OEM batteries, and for a reasonable fee, the manufacturer could replace the nonworking parts so we can get a refreshed battery at a lower price.BTW, I bought the battery because I left one of my mine outside and it rained. 2 things I learned. 1. Don't let these get wet. 2. maybe drink a few less beers while mowing so I remember things like putting a $$$ battery away.

Not sure why the original one stopped working but this one works great. I’ve had it for a couple of weeks and so far I have no complaints.

I have a bunch of green works that I use in my garden…particularly like my blower that takes a 40 volt .This was for charging my greenworks hedgeclipper which is a 60 volt.

It works as expected and was shipped quick.

Batteries work fine. However on the box they say 215 watt hours and on the website they say 240 watt hours. I'm guessing they are selling there older stock, for the price of $125 though you can't go wrong. If they were normal price I would ask for a refund for false advertising. I use my zero turn to do lawn care. My zero turn came with four 8ah batteries. I've picked up another eight 4 ah batteries, so I can run two 8 ah and four 4ah, then swap to the other set if I need to.

Reasonably priced charger for a second battery on my electric mower. Having two charged batteries available at one time makes the job go much quicker.

As with most Greenworks products, this one fails also... Battery lasted for about 20 cycles, then faulted out immediately after charging. You get a surge of power then it immediately dies. The battery is charges as it will keep doing this as long as you repeatedly pull the trigger, but wont stay running. As this battery cost $142.00, that puts the per-use cost right at $7.00.

Works as it should - I use it with my blower! Great charge