Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 Battery Lithium-Polymer Replacement Battery

• 3 cells high grade Lithium-Polymer battery
• Capacity of 1,000 mAh at 11.1 volts and a discharge capacity of 10C
• Includes a PCM (Protection Circuit Module) which protects the battery against over charge, over discharge and short circuits.

I bought the AR Drone 2.0 and two extra batteries. I charged the first one, no problem. But when I went to recharge it, the charger flashes red and wont charge it. I tried the other two batteries with the same outcome. Contacted the company, and after submitting all of the information they requested THREE TIMES, still no resolution. I love the Drone itself, but the battery and customer service is appalling!!! Since I cant use it without the battery, it is a brick. A VERY expensive brick!!!

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This is a good product. It does exactly what it they say it will do which is provide about 12 minutes of flight time to your AR Drone 2.0. I think it could be better if it had a bit larger capacity. There are other batteries available that claim to provide more flight time. This product just isn't that type. I gave it 4 our of 5 stars only because it lacks the capacity of other batteries on the market. I don't think that Parrot would warranty the AR Drone if you used the after market batteries either...

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This battery is great as a backup for your Parrot! I recommend having several around since they don't last very long.

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I purchased 3 of these batteries in addition to the one that came with my drone. The battery life is not very long. After a few months, only 1 of the 4 batteries works. 2 only last 2 minutes, one does not work at all (blinking red light), and the one that does work, only works if I use it immediately after charging. If I charge it and then fly the drone the next day, the battery will only last about 1 minute.

Now, I need new batteries (3 of them), but it's hard spending $120 dollars on 3 batteries that will only last a few months.

While the flying time off one battery is acceptable at 10-12 minutes, for any serious work, or extended practice you'll need spare batteries. Plan on getting them from the start. Note that you cannot charge the Drone 1.0 battery with the 2.0 charger. Get the right combination.