TASER Replacement Battery Pack for The Pulse and Pulse 2 (Pulse-Battery-FBA)

Good

works great, fits the taser pulse perfectly. Needs a little effort to close the battery compartment once installed but is a great fit. Does not rattle around in the grip like the factory battery did.

In my opinion, this thing exists — and I respect that. It showed up, did the job, didn’t explode, and hasn’t insulted my family (yet). Is it perfect? No. But neither am I, and we’re both still here. Would I buy it again? Probably — unless I ascend to a higher plane of existence first.

Has kept a charge and good battery life for a little over two years now and is still good.

Battery arrived nearly dead and I did a replacement item which I’m not confident in a better battery but the shipping time is months now on the replacement. Going to buy directly from manufacturer.

Direct replacement actual axon brand I’ve seen negative reviews about battery life mine was fully charge but at 30$ a piece I’ll just stay stocked on them

I see a lot of reviews complaining about the short lifespan of the batteries. When I cut open the housing my dead batteries there were in fact Lithium 3 volt Duracell. I am not happy about the 2 year life time either. However, and I am guessing , the reason for the short lifetime is probably due to the batteries keeping the capacitors charged up even when it is turned off. Why would they design it this way? Because when you need to pull the trigger you need instant power. Once you accept this you can see how they can precisely tell you how long the batteries should last = 2 years. And they say the two $70 cartridges last 5 years which means that the Pulse cost approximately $2.20 a month to maintain

So you spend $360 on your taser and another $100 on cartridges (if you are smart - you buy 4+ cartridges as replacements) - all of it goes for nothing if you don't have power. I know the Taser has an energy bar on it but why take the chance? It's $20 to keep everything up and running the way it should be. You should buy it as a reserve to keep in stock in case you can no longer order them anymore - this would be the case where your entire investment went down the tubes because you didn't order the extra $20 battery for a foe-firearm you already spent over $450 on. This is like buying a shotgun and never buying shells for it because it came with 6 already. Plan for those contingencies that cannot be planned and foreseen. Think outside the box and when it comes to your own personal safety or that of your family's - you should go ahead and buy the extra battery to keep your weapon in the fight.