Anyone has experience with sony IMR batteries?

[blowingclouds]

Ok, so i have done my research and narrowed it down to the MNKE 18650 20A or Sony, since MNKE's are expensive i've found Sony's to be 30A and cheaper than MNKE's. Which are basically a LimN type battery. This is all in hopes that it'll perform like or better than the MNKE. There are no reviews for the sony's but its made in JAPAN so that has to have some positive effect.

Any experts on batteries could chime in and this is strictly of course for mechanical devices. The sony's are Green and rated at 1600mah but 30amps of continous output which is superior to any battery including the Panasonics that i'm using.

 

[Wesley Tyler Robinson]

I am looking for info on them too. I just ordered 8 of them for testing and use to see, and the B&M I work at just got MNKE's in as well and I'm probably buying some soon and I will try and do a comparison. But I'd really like one of these battery geniuses to chime in and give me some technical specs on the Sony's performance under-load and such as compared to the MNKE's. And also if the batteries can actually take that much like they are advertised.

 

[Thrasher]

the 30 amp battery has been around the block so to speak and many discussions here and other forums. while not high Mah a proven performer for high wattage vaping. unless your strictly going for extreme or ultra sub ohm builds its really not needed.

 

[st0nedpenguin]

The charts posted in the Super T forum weren't particularly inspiring, it was outperformed by the AW.

 

[Jaiofspam]

stick with the aw 1600's or samsung inr18650-20r's, in my test they both out performed the sony us18650vtc3