Universal Power Group Razor E200/E200S/E300 Battery Replacement Battery Reuse Existing Connectors - Includes Two Batteries!

Ok so the original batteries were better. This does work fairly good and holds a charge. Had to cut some wires and solder a bit but if you know how to do any type of repairs it should be easy for you. Just take out some screws and see what is going on. On mine I had to cut the wire and do a bit of fooling around but I'm pretty sure most of you can handle it. That is if you know how to solder. For the money you can't beat it and it does work.

Got these to replace a pair of batteries in my grand daughter's Razor E200. These were less than half the price of getting them directly from Razor. Figure I'd try them out. The batteries from Razor come with all the wires soldered on so you will have to cut the 4 wires going to the batteries and then get new clips that will fit the new batteries and either crimp or solder them on the wires. This actually will make changing batteries in the future easier cause you will just have to unclip at the batteries instead of having to pull out the whole wiring harness. I just crimped the clips on and was good to go. Charged them up and everything is working fine so far. Got a couple of years out of the original batteries (before they would no longer take a charge). Will see how long these last.

Batteries fit like the OEM. This replacement will require the soldering of the existing wires to the batteries but is a pretty simple process. With a full charge and the first run they seemed to work well and like the OEM batteries did when they were new. Time will tell if they last. Very affordable replacement!

Outstanding batteries. I bought a 2nd hand e200 for my daughter for Christmas, and the batteries were shot. Got a great price on the scooter, and with these batteries, it runs better than a new one (more ah). She loves it -- charges it every night and she and her friends run home from school the next day to take turns riding it until they are tired. Need to un-solder the cables from the stock terminals on the original battery without damaging the contacts, and get a good solder joint on the new battery terminals. Wasn't hard, and I don't have precision soldering equipment.

These batteries most definitely work. They are larger than the stock batteries, so it's a tight squeeze; but the do fit. And yes, you will have to clip the wires off the old batteries and put on new connections; I hot glued them as well. The end result is worth it! The scooter runs great; new batteries are good for 45-60 minutes of riding.

They arrived fully charged and ready to go. My Razor scooter manufacturer had soldered the original battery pair in place. I went to Ace hardware and bought a package of push on lugs and I crimped the factory wires to those and then slid those on the battery terminals so no reordering was necessary. It increased my battery replacement to place those lugs no more than soldering would have and now the next battery change-out will go faster with slide on/off terminations. The connector lugs at my Ace that fit this wire diameter and battery terminal were color coded Yellow. If you don't have a crimper for this type of terminal you can buy them fairly inexpensive, but if this were the only thing that ever caused me to need a lug I'd have just soldered the wire into the lug instead of buying a crimper and still been better off than trying to solder the wires to the batteries.

Batteries did not work.Easy to replace, charged overnight and worked well for first 10 minutes and then died.Charged the batteries again for another overnight cycle and rode to bus today. Scooter began to slow down about 10 minutes in and then dead at 15. Had to push the scooter the next 3 miles.

Meh... do yourself a favor and buy the MIGHTY MAX 12V 9 Amp Hr. battery instead. Those are the original batteries that came with our scooter, and I wish I would’ve ordered those. These batteries are OK, but they’re not nearly the same as the MIGHTY MAX. Just my opinion.