Ryobi one+ batteries - lots advertised from China.. Are these real Ryobi or counterfeit?

I do not know, but I have looked at generic battery versions as copies of those two and they seem one and the same in most respects.
So my thought is do they charge up? do they power anything else OK?
Then I would look at the contact areas to see if there is a difference like one has a longer contact or some bit of plastic is on one or not the other.
Many types I have found start out as specific, then over the years manufacturers sell out of older model types then decide to unify whats left to cover a slew of older models.
If charging is the issue then it is a real problem as these modern batteries require exact charging and if its controller finds a battery is below a safe charge up level point they become a brick.
Do not try to "fix" them as methods used on "tolerant" Nicad types to get them to work, is not safe on them they have a BAD reaction to overcharge situations.
If they are not that old maybe you can do a swap deal with Ryobi?

Hope this helps..........

Go to a different store, where the genuine ones are cheaper.

mostly these work at home deals require you to buy into the information stream
be extremely cautious and do a lot of home work on the company offering the activity
The line between real and real scam is very fine
if the company is real the work will be delivered and the payment will be a lot less
I am on the lookout for a job and the office of fair trading (government watch dog) has issued a caution on these advertised jobs as possible scam operations

i am so sorry , i have a ilttle dizzy about the last answer

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There's several options on Amazon:
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And this from Interstate Batteries (they have batteries for everthing, not just automotive):
Interstate Batteries Detail Cellphone Page Battery replacement for various...


Be careful with Amazon though. Some of those super cheap ones are very poor counterfeits from China or rejects and may catch fire. You truly get what you pay for with stuff like this.

EXPOMAX (CHINA) ADVERTISING DISPLAY LIMITED is a Chinese company that monitors your phone use and sends a lot of popups and advertisements. I would delete it from the phone.

It is simply not possible. It would be like changing counterfeit money into real currency.

Unfortunately, there are many types of counterfeits out there. So, differences that you see posted online might not apply to all counterfeits.That is, various factories in China produce the counterfeits differently. The best thing to do is to completely avoid unreliable sources, such as eBay and Craigslist. Be extremely suspicious of any products on the internet.

If you mean that you have purchased a counterfeit copy, you'll have to go out and buy a real one.
You could try to contact Microsoft. Many times they will sell you a real copy for less than street value if you turn in your counterfeit copy.