10440 unbranded vs. ultrafire

[Nietzsc]

Hi, I'm looking for opinions on these type of batteries.

The batteires that I get from my vendor are "unbranded", the battery reads "ICR10440P 320mah".

And I also have ultrafires from DX, they have the ultrafire logo and these batteries say "TR10440 600mAh 3.6V" and also a warning.

Somehow I get the feeling that the unbranded ones are better, even last a little longer than the branded ones. So I'm wondering if someone has the same experience.

Thanks

 

[Kent C]

Hi, I'm looking for opinions on these type of batteries.

The batteires that I get from my vendor are "unbranded", the battery reads "ICR10440P 320mah".

And I also have ultrafires from DX, they have the ultrafire logo and these batteries say "TR10440 600mAh 3.6V" and also a warning.

Somehow I get the feeling that the unbranded ones are better, even last a little longer than the branded ones. So I'm wondering if someone has the same experience.

Thanks

The ICR10440P 320mAh batt is what comes in Janty Sticks and also Janty passthroughs - made by Joye but no name on the batt. The "P" is a protected battery - some use nothing but protected batts for safety reasons and most here would highly recommend using protected batteries.

As for length of time between recharges - some are overrated but I pretty much find that you can figure on 100mAh = 1 hour with fairly heavy vaping, but ymmv, of course. The 600mAh do last longer but not sure you get the full 6 hours on them.

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

The TR10440, according to Battery Junction: "Product shows '600mAh' on label, the as tested capacity is 350mAh." Even though there is no 'P' at the end of the model number, they say it is protected ("integrated PCB Protection").

Apparently Joye also makes a 360 mAh ICR10440P battery:

I don't know whether that claimed mAh is inflated.