but they arent Yellow ;-) Weather they are or anent re-wraps its a quality battery I haven't had any issues or herd of anyone else
and they are better than HE2s.
Now I don't remember exactly as I didn't pay that much attention when I last rewrapped one of my HE2s, but I don't think there's any clear he2 or LG markings on those. In any case, it wouldn't be too hard to include or remove markings from the bare battery shell itself. Tests are the way to go, and according to them MXJOs don't perform better than LGs or Samsung's, and there certainly isn't anything in the tests indicating that they're 35 amp cdr batteries.
Tests are usually a much better indication than any markings. If discharge curves are nearly identical it's a safe bet that it's a rewrap. There's also the point with them not being a battery manufacturer (there aren't that many, and developing good top tier batteries requires plenty of r&d that only bigger companies can afford).
Ok, you just seem to be so defensive on the subject of mxjo. However, you did claim that they weren't LG he2s based on you having unwrapped one. Now, take a look at the graphs in the Pegasus Vapor Academy video that was linked earlier. The 2500 mAh Efest and the mxjo perform pretty much identical in the test. Samsung 25r performs better. In other tests (see dampfakkus) the efest and the LG he2 perform almost identical (you can throw in the purple EH 2500 mAh there as well). As it's very unlikely that two batteries from different manufacturers perform identically, it's a safe assumption that the Efest, EH, and mxjo are all rewrapped LG he2s (they're not Samsung 25r's as they perform differently). The small varations that we can see are simply differences between individual batteries.
