The UPS has been a lifesaver for my desktop and printer, with how many thunderstorms and resulting power surges there are here in the Southeastern US

If you run the UPS during a power-out until it dies you have probably just put some big WEAR on that battery, idk if there is such a thing as a smart UPS that limits the discharge, or gives the option to do that, to extend battery life

May as well buy a whole new UPS instead of replace the battery.

A whole new UPS is more expensive

So I assumed the UPS was just dead and threw it in the trash, but kept the new battery since it was brand new

UPS has worked great for over 5 years and just started beeping.

We don't lose power often -- the UPS is to protect against transient noise caused by our HVAC compressors cycling on -- so the battery has never been run down

These UPS lead-acid batteries need to be recycled instead of discarded

UPS works perfectly.

Replacement battery slipped right in, I connected up the wires, turned the UPS back on - and it works great.

Second battery purchased in a week, another UPS died.

The UPS worked fine other than the battery about to fail (red warning light flashing) after at least 4 years or more, and the buying the battery was quite a bit cheaper than buying a whole new UPS, given there aren't any big sales in May (unlike November or December).

If you run the UPS during a power-out until it dies you have probably just put some big WEAR on that battery, idk if there is such a thing as a smart UPS that limits the discharge, or gives the option to do that, to extend battery life

My UPS is a few years old, but it's always worked well.

UPS works again

Works just as you would expect, UPS is working like new with less beeping and sqeulching.

Product is fine but cost is silly considering the actual UPS is only a few dollars more, needlessly encouraging turning your old UPS into landfill.