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Depends on your application. A bit more information on preferred wattage coil ohms would be helpful.
Lots of suppliers still sell the Sony/Murata batteries under the Sony banner even tho Murata is printed on the battery sleeve.
For low wattage applications (10 to 40 watt vape, maybe a little higher) the Sony VTC6 and the Samsung 25R are fine. High MAH ratings will give you longer vape time in the low wattage vape range. For high wattage vaping, a cell with high AMP ratings is preferred. Cells that deliver higher AMP ratings don't necessarily provide high MAH ratings, so there's a tradeoff when you push the cell at higher watts.
To match the cell with your style of vaping we need to know the wattage you vape at.
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Which Sony and which Samsung have you been using? If you're staying below 40 or so watts per battery, you should get similar performance from the Sony/Murata VTC6, Samsung 30Q and LG HG2. You'll probably get better performance from different models if your wattage is higher, but the best model will depend on how high. As others have said, to give you the best advice it would help if you could tell us:
- Which model Sony and Samsung you use
- What wattage you vape at, and which mod you're using (dual battery or single battery being the most important aspect for battery recommendations)
And before u buy a battery u check the holy Bible of batteries but saint mooch and only after that u make a purchase....like every vaper does
25 MA Samsung. But hey I got the info I need thanks a lot guys. I just found that the Samsung doesnt last as long as my old Sony's, so I will just go back to them. I am a low watt vaper, I vape at around 4 volts.
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