Odyssey PC1200 Automotive Light Truck Battery

This is an exact replacement for the one in my boat. Use only for cranking a 90 hp Mercury. 7 Years without any issues. Not dead yet, but CCA is down from around 540 to 400. As claimed, it did not die, but starting to crank slowly. With the cost of conventional batteries sharp increase over the last several years, you can pay a little more and get a whole lot more. Note: This battery will require a special charger, as regular chargers are not recommended.

Product only lasted about 18 months until it was unable to start my Side by Side. Emailed on warranty, and there first and only response was “I” overcharge it. They do not stand by this product, and I replaced it with an Optima with greater cranking amps for almost 100.00 cheaper.

I've had a PC1200 in my RZR for 3 years, and it's never let me down. The year old OEM battery in my 2020 X3 RC RR was getting weak, and after adding 24 rock lights, a pair of LED whips, and front light bar I knew I had to do something. Bought another PC 1200 to keep it all going. Lasts more than 2 hours with all the fun lights on/no motor running, and still starts the machine in the morning.

Compact and energy dense. I’ve used these batteries for years. They last 5-7 years before needing replacement.

Battery failed out of the blue after 10 months of light duty, contacted Stacey in warranty department and was denied. She said the battery was discharged and gave me instructions for recovery to NO avail. Thought perhaps they would send me a packing label or local distributor address to have battery evaluated, NOPE! Zero warranty - beware! Horrible battery company, expect them to be out of business in the near future.

I have three of the Odyssey batteries. Two I use in larger UTVs and one in my Jet Boat. Never a problem and last many years.

We put 2 of these in our ranger crew 900-5 EPS. Running 2, 50 inch lightbars and 2, 54 in light bars, and 2 cube lights, and interior lights. Along with an isolator. So far these seem to meet our needs. I thought about the PC925 (power too low), but the 1200 was 550 CCA and the Polaris is a 575 CCA. The Polaris battery is about 2 months old and already getting weaker. I am not a big fan of having a liquid battery in it, anyway.

I purchased this battery March of 2019 and today September 30th 2019, it is dead and I am buying a new one. It has been well maintained and trickle charged/turned over often to avoid any issues. The battery made it less than a year. It is what I use in my Rzr and I have a trip this weekend, so i made the new purchase as to avoid missing any fun this weekend. I will be looking for a new battery model/brand moving forward.