Killer New Batts

[WharfRat1976]

Don't know if these have been posted yet. So far performing well.

 

[T4T3Z0R]

ive seen them before. i saw graphs that indicated they were on par with vtcs

 

[Rat2chat2]

Thank you for posting them. This is the first time I have read anything about them. I have been so pleased with the SAMSUNG INR 18650 25R's that I haven't read much on batteries lately. Glad they are performing well for you though and look forward to reading what others think.

 

[Ryedan]

ive seen them before. i saw graphs that indicated they were on par with vtcs

I thought KidneyPuncher had that graph, but I had a quick look and couldn't find it. If you have a link, I would appreciate seeing it

 

[TruSound]

For definitive battery test results go to the link below. SubOhmCells are not so killer.
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[T4T3Z0R]

I thought KidneyPuncher had that graph, but I had a quick look and couldn't find it. If you have a link, I would appreciate seeing it

ask and ye shall recieve 18650 Battery Tests
although the first graph from the original subohmcells were removed

"2/8/2014 - SubOhmCell update

It has come to our attention that certain parties are using the OLD SubOhmCell tests on our site to push the "new" SubOhmCell. We need to address this.

On Jan 2nd 2015, we received the "new" SubOhmCell along with another cell called "MJVB" to test. Clearly, the cell inside the SubOhmCell has been changed to a different cell than what we first tested in 2014. The "new" SubOhmCell" performs roughly in line with a Samsung INR 18650-25R.

Let me reiterate: In our tests, they DO NOT perform the same as the the SubOhmCells from 2014. Anyone using our old tests to sell these "new" SubOhmCells is misrepresenting what they have to sell. We've removed the graph for the old test from our site to avoid confusion"

 

[NoNsMoKiNgArCHeR]

Ive been looking for alternative batteries, ever since i've heard stories coutnerfeited sony vtcs. As for the "king of batteries" go sony vtcs was by far the front runner, by chose to dethrone themselves, for whatever reason, from the vape game. Im very pleased with samsung inr's for they perform quite equivalent to my sony vtc 4's. Keep in mind my sonys are almost a year old.

I also own mxjo 18650, which perform also well. But they dont last as long, compared to the Samsungs. However, I use em on my mech mods, because they do provide a harder initial hit, then the samsungs. I believe its due to the fact that mxjo have a 30A discharge, compared to the samsungs at 25A but what do I know.

I've seen those subohm batteries before at a vape shop. But when buying my new box mod, I decided to go with the Samsungs. Mainly due to word of mouth from other vapors, Samsung is a name brand, and were significantly cheaper.

My recommendation if deciding a new battery...let the dust settle. Overtime, a new "battery king" will reign supreme and only time will tell. But if you must get one now, I recommend the Samsung INR 25A. For harder hitters on mech mods, go with the Mxjo. Just my 2 cents...

 

[tFOrRESTee]

The specs and the test look good to me, but since it's more than double the price of 25R which can be bought for $6 a pop, I would rather stay with 25R. I just make sure it won't draw more than 20amps and I don't go below .3 ohm anyway. But who knows, I thought I would never go below .5 before, lol.

 

[Ryedan]

For definitive battery test results go to the link below. SubOhmCells are not so killer.
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Thanks, but I'm not a member there.

 

[Ryedan]

ask and ye shall recieve 18650 Battery Tests

Thank you

although the first graph from the original subohmcells were removed

"2/8/2014 - SubOhmCell update

It has come to our attention that certain parties are using the OLD SubOhmCell tests on our site to push the "new" SubOhmCell. We need to address this.

On Jan 2nd 2015, we received the "new" SubOhmCell along with another cell called "MJVB" to test. Clearly, the cell inside the SubOhmCell has been changed to a different cell than what we first tested in 2014. The "new" SubOhmCell" performs roughly in line with a Samsung INR 18650-25R.

Let me reiterate: In our tests, they DO NOT perform the same as the the SubOhmCells from 2014. Anyone using our old tests to sell these "new" SubOhmCells is misrepresenting what they have to sell. We've removed the graph for the old test from our site to avoid confusion"

And this one of the reasons I don't buy re-wrapped batteries other than AW. They can change the battery at will and do not have to tell anyone they did it.