Pickle Power PS3 Controller Battery, 2 Pack LIP1359 Battery for Sony PlayStation 3 Dualshock 3 CECHZC2E CECHZC2U Controller,with USB Cable and Tools

I received the package quickly and it fit perfectly I was able to install them myself and get my PS3 working. The price is great and the batteries are good.if I had more controllers I would buy more

The batteries work as expected so far - have not pushed to explore storage limits. However, the inclusion of the pry tool and screwdriver... A+. I want to express my appreciation for the facilitation of installation. ; - )

helps preseve a classic controller works great not hard to install

I ordered these batteries and tested them thoroughly using both cells. Than I sacrificed one cell for research for other buyers. Here's the information I have. These DO NOT last as long as you think they would. The Pickle Power cell weighs about 2g-3g less than the OEM Sony battery and is not constructed anywhere near the same quality of the OEM Sony battery. The battery weighs less and it only lasts about 10%-20% longer than the OEM Sony battery, and that's being fairly generous with the 20% measurement. I cracked one of the Pickle Power cells open just by simply twisting it with my bare hands (and you cannot do this at all with the OEM Sony cell as it's built VERY nice). The cell inside is NOT labeled in any way in regards to a brand, power rating or mAh rating. It's a blank cell. The plastic casing is very weak and easy to break. Buyer beware if you're looking for a "extended life battery" as they do not last much longer over OEM Sony. They are VERY worth the price if you just need a quick replacement as you get TWO cells for a dirt cheap price. I am removing a star for the unbranded battery and the battery life itself. Overall a very good product.

Easy install, charges fine, holds a charge well. No complaints

Easy to install, and does the job. Got my PS3 controllers working again.

These batteries fit and work as they should

One of the batteries was "free" of it's plastic protective shell inside the box, and was loose in the package. There was a sizable "dent" in the battery that I observed but didn't think much of it. Turns out, that's REALLY BAD for LITHIUM BATTERIES. I installed this battery without issue, and my controller did not turn on when trying to power it up (discharged in storage or shipping?) I plugged in the controller and went on my day, installing the second pickle battery in another controller. About 30 minutes later I smelled something electrical - like the "magic smoke" we know of with electronics. The battery had went into thermal runaway and melted the controller housing and left scorch marks on the PCB near where the wires come out of the battery. I threw the controller outside in my fire pit (sand bottom) and just checked on it, did not go thermo-nuclear but I'm out of a controller when all I did was spend $14 on 2 replacement batteries. I'm not making this up. If I wasn't at home and caught this I might be filing an insurance claim. Do i think this will happen with every pickle power battery? Of course not, but it happened to me, and I am furious.