Getting ready to pick up a couple of these for a new mod,I wanted to ask here if anyone is actually using these cells and how well they perform?
No not vested yet. The mod takes either battery I just wanted to know if the extra 700mah was worth the extra buck or so.Same CDR rating and 700 more mAh? Unless you're already vested in 20700, go for the 21700...
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I did not mean buying a cheap cell. I only meant that is the extra 700mah worth it over the 20700 .Money spent on a good cell is money well spent.
I know it's down to what I prefer I just wanted to know if anyone actually has this and how it actually performs and the run time,really simple. I just don't want to jump into buying it just because it is a larger battery and longer mAh. If in real time it does run better I will get it.I get what you are asking, and I don't love 27-- series mods so much, but I don't need a lot of power, which makes things interesting. Most of the 27-series mods tend to feel too large/heavy than what I need, I tend to not push for "more" past "weight" to a certain degree. .I guess you'd need to make that decision on your own and etc.
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I understand that too. I have used there batteries and never had a problem,yet. I also use there BT 6 bay charger love that device.I'm admittedly biased against Efest batteries. I won't support a company that repeatedly and continues to lie about their battery specifications.
Efest has begun to do a "little better" not over-rating some of their battery specs, likely due to Mooch's exposure of their previous lies. Still, I'm not so forgiving for past transgressions. There are too many honest companies that I'd rather give my money to
I will say that their LUC chargers seem to be top notch and I frequently recommend them.
I know I understand,lol.
The only reason I was looking at the 21700 was mooch's test results were good on it. I still wanted somebodys real world results with it to see if the extra 700 was/is significant over the 20700. Honestly I am not expecting to even notice the difference.You are free to make your own choices of course. But choosing a battery because "you never had any problems with it" is not a good criterion. Basing it on hard facts and testing is the way to go.