Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 Battery Upgrade 2000 mAh - Uses original charger!

Battery works and fits my Parrot AR drone 2.0

This worked exactly as I expected. I will have to go back and review my flight video's, but if I recall correctly, I got over 18 minutes of flight time in the couple times I have used this battery so far. As others have stated, the fit is tight, I had to move the USB plug out of it's slot and tuck it behind the battery so that the top would fit properly without any modification. If you plan on doing a lot of flips, you may want to shave the inside of the top slightly so that it is more secure, but for standard flying, there are no issues. Also, keep an eye on your battery meter when things get low, once your under 25% battery life left I found the meter drops quickly, so once the battery is reaching this point, i would keep my altitude low to be ready to land quickly. Overall, extremely satisfied. I now have the original 1000 mAH as well as Parrot's upgraded 1500 mAH battery. All three give the flight time expected based off the increased battery life rating, and the extra weight each battery adds.

This worked great for an old done I bought in 2015

This is a very good battery for the AR Drone 2.0. But, there are some flaws with it. But overall, here they are: Pros: - Very long 20 minute 200 mAH battery. - Isn't too heavy so it doesn't affect the Drone. - Cord that connects the battery to the Drone is a little longer so you won't worry about snapping the cable. Cons: - The battery is a bit bigger than the stock battery, so you will have to rearrange the inside wires (where the battery sits) a little bit. For example, to make my battery and my outdoor/indoor hull fit, I had to take the USB video cable out of the elastic pocket and put it to the side. Therefore, if you're planning to record video via USB while using this battery, you will have to modify the Drone because the Battery is a little big. - Charging time is a little long. (I couldn't calculate it because it I fell asleep and when I woke up it was done charging. But, it might be long just because it was the battery's first charge.) Neutral: - The battery sticker that has the info (The sticker that says Dronebattery .com, etc.) does become sticky after it heats up. So, there are a few flaws about this battery. But, it does enable you to fly longer and do more flips!

Installed into drone and it worked great

I had one of these swell up on the factory charger to the point it cracked the case open and almost caught fire. It's a miracle that the expansion kicked the battery off the charger otherwise it would have burned my house down. I'm going to contact the MFG and send them pictures to show them what happened so they can investigate. I hope nobody else has had a fire because of this!

If I had to do it again, I think I would purchase a regular Parrot battery. For starters, it's heavier than the standard battery. That makes a difference in these drones, where every ounce counts. It's also a little bigger, so it's harder to get the shell on it. However the biggest beef is that the charger never really charges it all the way - it goes to about 66%. So, I basically paid too much for a heavy and larger battery. Wonderful!

Purchased two of these batteries for use in an AR Drone 2.0 and both performed flawlessly. The batteries are slightly taller than the stock AR Drone battery, but they fit inside of the battery bay with no problem, and there were no issues at all with attaching either AR Drone foam body shells. This 2000mAh battery almost doubled the flight time over the stock 1000mAh battery also, and I noticed no changes in the handling characteristics of the AR Drone when using this battery verses the stock battery. Recharge time does take a bit longer than the stock battery, but that is to be expected with a larger capacity battery. I would highly recommend this battery to anyone looking for longer flight times from their AR Drone.