@Mooch Perhaps in your place yes they may still be selling the genuine ones. But not in our land over here. Most of the batts brought in are only recent and yes i have personally noticed that they are Efest rewrapped.
@Mooch Perhaps in your place yes they may still be selling the genuine ones. But not in our land over here. Most of the batts brought in are only recent and yes i have personally noticed that they are Efest rewrapped.
@Mooch Perhaps in your place yes they may still be selling the genuine ones. But not in our land over here. Most of the batts brought in are only recent and yes i have personally noticed that they are Efest rewrapped.
You forgot to put "just kidding" after that statement. LOL!Brillipower batteries are good.
Efest is just a company that rewraps other company's batteries if im not mistaken they didnt produce batteries of their own. Therefore it's reliable but dont believe it 35A or 30A there are just 20A if im not wrong.What about e fest? Are they reliable?
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What about e fest? Are they reliable?
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ouch, my wallet. i just bought 2x efest 30a purples and just waiting for them to arrive. ugh! are they really lemons?I don't consider any battery that uses cells of unknown origin and grade and exaggerates its ratings to be reliable. Most seem to be 20A but one of them, I've forgotten which (haven't tested it), is only 10A IIRC. Can they still be used, of course. But you can get the same, or better, performance for less money by picking a Samsung, Sony, or LG battery. IMHO, there's no reason to buy Efests unless the wrapper color is your favorite.![]()
ouch, my wallet. i just bought 2x efest 30a purples and just waiting for them to arrive. ugh! are they really lemons?
ok time to find other brands