brillipower batts
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I see it as quite simple. The top dogs in the battery business makes all the batteries worth owning. They are at the cutting edge of (consumer) battery technology. You simply will not find better batteries from anyone else, no matter what it says on the wrapper. Personally I stick to the know brands.
This is just generalization. No idea if those are good or not. Never heard of them to be honest. For all I know, they may be a manufacturer for one (or more) of the top dogs.
This is just generalization. No idea if those are good or not. Never heard of them to be honest. For all I know, they may be a manufacturer for one (or more) of the top dogs.
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Never heard of them, had a quick google and most of the ones I came across were ICR batteries so not so suitable for vaping.
Probed deeper and found some IMR chemistry 18650s and 26650s. Specs are identical to other IMR batteries out there so they would likely be re-wraps in my opinion.
It costs a lot of money to develop new cells so these kinds of random chinese brands are almost always re-wraps, which means if you can work out what it likely is then the battery you're getting might still be pretty good, but also you run the risk of them being complete garbage and the specs just made up. So why not just buy the original?
Just my opinion obviously....
Probed deeper and found some IMR chemistry 18650s and 26650s. Specs are identical to other IMR batteries out there so they would likely be re-wraps in my opinion.
It costs a lot of money to develop new cells so these kinds of random chinese brands are almost always re-wraps, which means if you can work out what it likely is then the battery you're getting might still be pretty good, but also you run the risk of them being complete garbage and the specs just made up. So why not just buy the original?
Just my opinion obviously....
Stick to Samsung 25r or lg he series battery's I won't even have efest as they are another rewrap merchant and some dodgy things have gone on in the past myepack have great prices on decent battery's and stand by what they sell if you have a problem.
If you check the three reviews here: Battery test-review 18650 comparator they are low current protected batteries, suitable for flashlights but not for vaping. At a whopping 5 amp discharge you might get 30 minutes use of of them - and even 5 amps is pushing these batteries.
Interesting your link says this as their conclusion for the Brillipower 2600:
But I'll stick to Samsung, Sony, or LG for my batts!
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