Ego POWER+ 56V Battery Platform Reviews

A 2.5Ah pack that gave a good 40 to 45 minutes when new now manages only about 20 minutes after one to two years of use.

A battery flashes red after a full charge a couple of times a year; an attempt to get it replaced or repaired failed, so no further investment in the brand is planned.

First pack died after about four years, flashing red after a full charge.

Most of the staple outdoor tools are on the platform, but three batteries died inside the warranty period and claims dragged on past the coverage window, so another brand is next.

Their 5Ah packs barely work after a few seasons, and they rank them the worst of all the battery devices they own, although the tools themselves are fine.

Went through all the major battery brands at work over about three years and found this one underpowered, poorly engineered and with poor battery lifetimes.

Warranty claim on a battery ended with being told to recycle it, leaving the impression the brand does not handle bad packs.

Regrets going all in because batteries decline around year two or three, a 7.5Ah pack costs about 400 dollars, and theirs died just after the warranty ended.