I posted a similar question in the battery issues sub forum, maybe since this is not an issue, it wasn't the right place. Between the Trustfire, Ultrafire, and AW batteries, is there one that is considered better than the other?
I've always heard the AW IMR high drain are very good batteries. I only have a provari and have only ever used the AW IMR high drain batts that provape recomends. I'm hardly an expert so hopefully one will chime in soon.
Both have amazing prices for batteries, chargers and shipping.
I have ordered from both and can recommend either. Both places shipped out next morning (I ordered late at night)
AW batteries are generally considered the best. They are of high quality and realistically state their mAh values. The other brands generally overstate their mAh.
The best battery is called the The Big Bang made by Galaxy Power Systems. It is a cross between atomic fission and the harnessed energy of a tiny Black Hole that resides interdimensionally between two parallel universes. It supplies enough power to vape on only once per charge. However that's all you need because one hit delivers a lifetime supply of nicotine.
It is said that some unfortunate vapers have tried a second hit and that the effects are similar to a Triple Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster. This is to have your brains grabbed and yanked out through your bottom and then get stretched over 100 million lights years then let go to snap back again. All while being forced to listen to bad polka music and watching the Broadway show Catz. However this is only a theory because no one who has ever taken a second vape off of The Big Bang has ever been heard from again.
Hands down AW. I have a couple of Ultrafires, but they don't perform near as well as the AW. When an AW battery says 1000mAh, they really mean it. My Ultrafire 1000mAh only last about 8 hours for me.
I've used RTD and they were great. I have a Grand, the AW 18650 is a beast. Redilast is supposed to be coming out with a high mAh 14500 at some point. If they do, I will be getting a REO mini to pair with them That would be a bullet-proof bottom feeder that's small and has all kinds of battery life.
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