It's good, but with 10-20€ more you can find an EFB from another similar company, since EFBs are a bit more durable, which is what I did after 4 years when it started showing signs of declining performance. Of course, I gave it to my father after charging it so he can use it for its last 1-2 years.

I outlast you all, I installed it in 2014, back then it cost €55
on a 1600cc, in 2021 after the car had been sitting every month it started normally, as soon as it started struggling I put in another one,
2025 is coming, we're going for 26, I had it at home since 21 and I charged it now and then, in 23 I gave it to my father for a 1300cc and until today it's working like a charm..
so how many years? 11 and going for 12

The battery set a record of 1 year and 6 months.. it didn't give me any signs before it gave up the ghost.. (the battery, even though it is charged at 12.5v, drops instantly to 9.8v; with the D15 I bought, probably because it is new, it drops from 12.8 to 12.7 instantly) when I turned the ignition.. I probably got a defective one and it burned some cell inside

My Juke DCi 1.5 lasted 4 years and I had charged it once in 3 years with daily use of the car, carrying 2 cameras, an alarm, GPS, and a small woofer. If I have to say something negative, it's that it suddenly "died" without showing signs before! I bought it again and hope it lasts as many years!

It lasted 5.5 years with 3 complete discharges. The corresponding Bosch ones last only 3 years. The battery guys say they are Chinese and made in the same factory as Bosch. My previous battery had a 1-year warranty, and the new one I got from another place has a 2-year warranty. The Yuasa I bought, which discharged 3 times, got destroyed and was more expensive. I have the impression that if I had bought the more expensive series, it would have lasted 1 year longer with more power in the starter.

Before I installed it in my car for about a month, the needle was fluctuating at low RPMs, causing it to shake and appear clogged; I had fluctuations at idle. I thought I had a problem with the RPM sensor, but the garage told me everything was fine. As soon as I changed the battery, everything disappeared. The car behaves smoothly and with a sense of rejuvenation. One year warranty on the new Varta battery, and time will tell how long it will last. The previous one lasted about 6-7 years.

Incredible battery!

It was installed in a Corsa D (1.4) on 12/11/2016 where it replaced the factory VARTA that it had, which lasted 8 years and left me yesterday, that is after 7 years and 9 months!

The only downside is that it "died" completely suddenly and showed no signs that it was at the end of its life. Probably due to the excessive heat of the summer? I don't know. Anyway, the battery after a check was extremely hot to the point that you couldn't touch it and was emitting steam from a little hole it had.

⚠️ Note: The sticker that appears to be peeling off, I peeled it off!

Very good, just after 3 and a half years without any indication, you turn the key and nothing suddenly...

In the 6th month, it made a noise and I was trying to see what the car has

In corolla 1.6 it still holds up since 2017' and as a precaution, I bought the same brand new one now in 2023' so that I won't have any issues in the winter. During this time, it had two full discharges due to the car's inactivity, but I charged it and everything was perfect. The price of it constantly keeps rising, but the quality is guaranteed, you forget when you put it in!!

Worn since 2015 on a Vw 1400 Golf 6, it gave up in July 2023 after intense and continuous use of the air conditioning. 8 years of trouble-free starts like new. The same one was purchased again.

I had it in my Mazda 323 for 3 and a half years, unfortunately after a trip abroad I forgot for 1 month inside the car a light on and it literally melted the battery, after 20 hours of charging it did not recover unfortunately it was replaced with a banner one a year ago though and I still recommend it to everyone..!!!

I installed it in Opel Astra H 1400cc, on 22/04/2017 and after almost three months of inactivity, it gave up in May 2024!!! Needless to say, I installed exactly the same one.

Almost 2 and a half years it worked flawlessly, but in the last six months I had difficulties getting it started and I was trying to figure out what was wrong, it didn't cross my mind that it could be the battery since it was relatively new. After exactly 3 years, it is almost impossible to get the car started, its performance has decreased significantly. Renault Megane 1.6.

After the original factory battery that lasted me 10 years, all others may seem bad to me... However, I have had this one for a few months and I am very satisfied... I will reevaluate in 3 years.

Edit:
The battery is like new three plus years later. The car (Passat 1.8t) starts just as quickly as when I first installed it.
Next edit when it gives up...

Edit:
Exactly after 4 years since I installed it (12/18-12/22), I noticed the car struggling to start. An electrician tested it and found that it is "weak". With a charge I gave it, it should theoretically last another year. When I replace the battery, I may go for something bigger.

I installed it today on my Skoda Octavia 5. It was marked for installation in November 2013. Naturally, I put the same one.

I have it since August 2015...! Finally, on 8/5/2022, it gave up, even after I charged it, it couldn't start the car! Needless to say, I will buy it again!

I have had it since 2016. Although I have put it through a lot until full discharge this year (2021), it fully recovered as soon as the charging system was repaired. By far the best aftermarket battery I have had to date (except for one traditional liquid cell MITSUBA or PAK for those who remember them). Even on cold days, it doesn't seem to struggle. The car starts immediately.
UPDATE: It lasted until December 2022. I put the same one back in

For the past two years, it has been better than other new brands. Its voltage when new was 13V. I don't use the car often (an average of 5000 times per year). And when I start it after 1 or 2 months, without disconnecting the terminals, it starts normally. The day before yesterday, I took it out to charge it and it was like charging a new battery. It was 12.7V and at the end of the charging (after reaching 13.6V), it dropped to 12.9V and stayed there. It will definitely last for at least 3 years

I had it in a Volvo S40 for 6 years. I eventually sold the car but I didn't change the battery. The best battery I ever had.

I installed this specific battery in 2011. It lasted (with normal use) until today, 30/12/2020.
Varta. Again, Varta!!

Note: This battery was installed in an OPEL VECTRA 1.8

And when I need to change it again, I will put VARTA. Update: I installed it in a Toyota Auris 1.6/2009 around 2015. For the last three years, since I don't drive it much, I charged it at home every December. Yesterday, 19/10/24, it didn't have the power to start, so today, 20/10/24, I recharged it and we'll see what happens!!! If it doesn't start in the first cold days, we will get a new battery.

It immediately takes the car forward, it seems durable, but how much it will withstand will be shown in the future...

Varta is a big name. It is not random that it is installed first in many European vehicles. I preferred it over a Bosch battery that lasted only 2 years. So far, since the beginning of 2020 (11 months), it has been working perfectly in my Opel Astra. I will come back for any updates.

Great capacity, reputable company, compatibility with car socket and recent manufacturing time. So far, everything indicates that it was a good choice.

Very good, I have bought it again while the original (Manisia) lasted for 3 years, this one lasted for over 7 years, so I consider it TOP

It lasted me 5 years and 150,000 km, and the previous owner of the car kept it for 9 years, that's why I bought it again twice

Varta was the factory and it has reached 9 years and now I am using it for 6 without showing any signs of performance drop... Excellent product...!!!!

In my Opel Astra car, I had a Delkor battery that lasted almost 8 years, and I replaced it with a Varta D24 battery, which is already in its 5th year of life and is doing great. A very impressive product if we assume that the maximum lifespan of today's batteries in general is around 3 years.