What is the best battery I can get from myfreedomsmokes?

[rammstein]

I recently made a return and got store credit. The only stipulations I really have is I want it to not be extremely bulky, and I would prefer it have a long battery life.

I am looking for something in either the 51-100 Watt range or 101-200 Watt range.

Here is the link to their 51-100 Watt selection: https://www.myfreedomsmokes.com/batteries-mods-vape-mods/box-mods/100-watt.html

Here is the link to their 101-200 Watt selection: https://www.myfreedomsmokes.com/batteries-mods-vape-mods/box-mods/200-watt.html

 

[Topwater Elvis]

Are you wanting battery(s) or power device recommendations?

If power device, built in non removable battery or removable/replaceable cell type?

If batteries, what power device & what power ranges do you typically use?

I assume you're looking for a power device, what power range do you normally vape?
single cell varieties will have short battery life when used 40w+.
2 cell power devices have good battery life up to about 75-80w.
Of course the above based on using a top quality name brand cell(s) with a sufficient CDR to support the power ranges.

 

[stols001]

It does depend on your vaping style. I would probably recommend a good external battery mod, two cells that would be useful to your vaping application, and also, I only buy from trusted sellers, my go to battery supplier is IMRbatteries.com. I don't like buying from vape shops much as it's hard to tell if you are going to get a rewrapped or counterfeit battery.

Some light reading, but excellent posts on batteries to be found in either blog. Mooch has a table of batteries he has tested, including reputable suppliers in the last cell and etc.

https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/blogs/mooch.256958/

https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/blog-entry/baditudes-blogs.7609/

Best of luck,

Anna

 

[Baditude]

If it was me buying, I'd choose either a DNA model or the Geekvape Aegis (shock proof and water resistant; the most durable regulated mod currently on the market).

The DNA chipset is arguably the best board on the market. I've found them to be the most battery efficient and most accurate in power output.

Avoid SMOK or Wisemic.

 

[rammstein]

Are you wanting battery(s) or power device recommendations?

If power device, built in non-removable battery or removable/replaceable cell type?

If batteries, what power device & what power ranges do you typically use?

I assume you're looking for a power device, what power range do you normally vape?
single cell varieties will have short battery life when used 40w+.
2 cell power devices have good battery life up to about 75-80w.
Of course the above based on using a top quality name brand cell(s) with a sufficient CDR to support the power ranges.

1.) I want a power device (the most powerful I have ever used is 40 Watts though).

2.) I do not mind if it is a removable or non-removable battery.

3.) I would prefer multiple cells and top name brand.

4.) I am getting store credit from myfreedomesomokes.com so I don't really have a choice but to buy from them.

 

[Opinionated]

1.) I want a power device (the most powerful I have ever used is 40 Watts though).

2.) I do not mind if it is a removable or non-removable battery.

3.) I would prefer multiple cells and top name brand.

4.) I am getting store credit from myfreedomesomokes.com so I don't really have a choice but to buy from them.

I prefer external battery mods, here are two items I'm planning on purchasing:

Paranormal DNA250C Box Mod by Lost Vape Gun Metal Case

^^ that takes two 18650 batteries and they don't come with the mod. I don't buy batteries from vape shops.

Second:

Aegis 100 Watt Box Mod by Geekvape

^^^ single battery mod, takes external batteries which doesn't come with the mod.

Another option is this one, excellent reviews:

Cylon 218 Watt TC Box Mod by Smoant

^^^ two external battery mod.

For what batteries you might need, here is a good video that explains watts law and works out the math for you:



You can determine from that which batteries are best for your vaping style although if your just a low wattage vaper then something like this is likely what you will prefer as you don't need a lot of amps, especially in a two battery device so this will give you good battery life:

Samsung 30Q 15A 3000Mah 18650

IIf your going to be vaping at higher wattages you will want to rethink that battery though..

Also, if you are broke and want to get batteries from MFS now thats okay, but I'd definitely turn around and buy more from a reputable battery wholesaler like IMR or LIION when you can.. I just don't like trusting others, I prefer to source batteries myself..