I hate scam artists. Some people don't have a lot of money to waste, so hopefully the video helps them make the right decisions when purchasing 18650's. Stick with the big 3 companies, which you already know because you made a really great 18650 testing video! Thanks for watching!
Agreed. Stick with good name brands that have been tested. I personally base my choices off of Mooch's reviews because he tests every aspect of each battery to ensure his results are extremely accurate. I usually purchase LG, Sony Or Samsung batteries. It is hard to tell some of the scams though. Many manufacturers in China will make knock-off batteries that look almost identical to the name brands. That's why many manufacturers are resorting to the scratch off authentication codes on packages to verify their legitimacy. As always, great video.
I've made a hobby of leaving reviews on Amazon with one star and explaining that the capacity claims listed are fraudulent. They remove the listings and relist the items to run away from the ratings.
This is an excellent video and sooo educational. I'm a bicyclist and I've switched from the cased lights with the battery and the light as a single unit, to one where you can remove the batteries. I wasn't as familiar with the types and got a 2600 mah by luck. I also bought one that was 9900 mah and didn't really know that that was a joke. The 9900 didn't last for a year and there was a big difference in the weight. I'm now using 3600 mah and the difference in those and the 2600 mah are night and day. I can see a huge difference in the length of power time with the full bright on. I WISH that I'd seen this video before. None the less thanks for the upload!
Hi, I have been following your channel irregularly for about 6 months or so. I recently purchased four 18650 li-ion cells. The order shows 4 ea GTL 12000 mah batteries @$7.50 each. What I received were 4 ea Samsung INR18650-30Q batteries with no mah capacity listed the only other markings were SDI 136. From watching your video, I have deduced that I was totally misled about the capacity of any cells I bought, but it appears that I received a fair product for the price I paid. I also bought a BMAX 4 slot universal Smart Charger for $9.15 (there was no shipping charged for any of these items. This is my first venture into the world of 18650. Thank you for the videos which would have been very informative if I had seen them first
Awesome demonstration of how we're getting ripped off! Was just researching THISS cells from my Porter Cable packs that I picked up on Amazon and came across this. Thank you! Now I know what to buy to rebuild my stuff. Luckily for me, mine lasted a few years before they crapped out so I got what I paid for lol.
Thank you for such a great and comprehensive video. Going to call out a product I recently tested in the amazon store and returning. Its a black and green battery boasting 9900 mAh, shows to be a registered brand for CBJJ, well if its sounds too good to be true believe me it is too good to be true Don’t waste your time or money on these batteries. At best from a 12 pack of them you will find one that will have an 1100 mAh rated battery. I found the Japanese batteries to be best. For accuracy or close to it. LG or Samsung as well as Panasonic.
I thought there would be a smaller battery inside the GTL battery. 👍 Great video for those who are not familiar with lithium ion batteries, saves them from getting low quality batteries.
Thank you so much 😀 Be sure to look over my extensive video playlists below for many other videos of interest to you, use supplied Amazon links to support my channel when making purchases(No additional cost to you), and most importantly take one minute to share links to my videos with others on social networking sites.
I find it funny how the Chinese often demonstrate naivety, particularly when they believe that simply labeling a product as "10000 mAh" or "20 terabyte flash drive" will guarantee its sales. However, the truth is that most consumers aren't easily deceived. Employing a more accurate labeling strategy or even a slight embellishment could result in significantly higher profits.
Are you familiar with the LADDA 2450mAh NiMH batteries from IKEA. I want to use them in my Yaesu FT-817 ham radio as a replacement for the stock dead ni-cad pack. I have read some good reviews because the current rating is higher than the stock battery. Will like to see you test this battery against others
I have a flashlight that can also carry these types of batteries and I bought 2 for my light. It's brand is *UltraFire* BRC 18650 4000mAh 3.7V Li-ion Is it a good one? Any answers are fine I just want to know if they are good batteries haven't used them yet
He has great videos. I don't think he'd mind that I used a short segment, it helps bring more people his way. Thanks for watching Jamie! Be sure to share.
I think it did, you can see a metal disc inside the end when I flipped it back. I was more concerned about the bogus capacity rating. Thanks for watching!
@@electronicsNmore Just interested to know if they had used a protection circuit, as like you said the capacity was bogus, so why not make the protection bogus, (the protection circuit is usually on the bottom of the 18650) Great vid and thanks for the info.
Could it be that these batteries often are sold in a pack of X, and that X * number of batteries equals 10000 mAh? I have a similar pack of 4 batteries that are labelled 9600 mAh, so I just assumed they just put the same label on each battery as on the "product" which was a pack of 4. Just a thought...
Superb. I trust you. I need 18650's @ about 3500 mAh for my vaping mods (Vaporesso and Geek Vape Aegis) which I never run above about 15 watts. Both take two rechargeable 18650 batteries. The ones I have are from LithiCore: 3500 mAh, 3.7 V, 10A continuous discharge current (whatever that means). Is this a good brand? Do you have a video where you just tell us which 18650's are best, most reliable, longest lasting, etc? That would be most helpful. Thanks again.
10,000,000,000,000,000MAH - YEH BUDDY!!!!!!! TOP OF THE WORLD MAH, TOP OF THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LMAO!!!!!!! GOOD VIDEO - KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, BRAVO!!!!!!!
Could you Put A Cost Comparison up there? If I can get 5 of the GTL for the Cost of the Samsung/panasonic - Id be better off with the Lying GTL wouldn't I?
@@electronicsNmore Murata’s VTC series is still a pretty good option too IMO. Molicel has a great power 18650, the P26A, and a great power 21700, the P42A also. A great thing about Molicel is that they openly support the sale of loose cells to end users, something the other big manufacturers are actively trying to stop.
@@AlcoveShadow none of the round cells made by the big non-China manufacturers (Samsung, Murata, etc.) are meant to be used outside of a protected battery pack or sold by retail vendors. Samsung and LG in particular are working hard to stop their cells from being sold at retail. Molicel though, like some of the China cell manufacturers, is willing to have their cells sold via their authorized vendors directly to the public and/or used outside of a protected battery pack.
The only way to punish them is by putting them on blast on every social outlet and review section for products that is possible. Once everyone knows they will change names but people will be not so easily fooled after.
Careful! I used an identical-looking gram scale to measure and compare some suspiciously heavy NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) game paks in my video and got accused of being a drug dealer... repeatedly. It didn't help that the cartridges did end up having contraband inside, but I had the scale for an innocent reason: measuring refilled ink cartridges with ink extracted from industrial-sized ink cartridges... which are also commonly used to smuggle things... especially in fake 3D printed ink carts... and I also had a 3D printer. *facepalm* Yeah, I just couldn't escape the associations! Person after person pointed to the scale as evidence that I was a drug dealer and that it was staged. People still comment today with stuff like "You just happened to have a drug dealer scale? Yeah, right." It didn't help that I discovered it on April Fool's Day a couple years ago but if they think I turned over thousands of dollars of fentanyl to the police and filed a false police report (independently obtained/confirmed by NY Post) as an April Fool's prank, well, they must be high!
@@electronicsNmore Same. Never even knew people associated that kind of thing with drug dealers until the accusations started flying against me. Probably says more about them than me. :)
Well it's been 2 year's since you posted this comment and many thing's have drastically changed as far as drugs, How are the idiot's reacting to your scale now that every other ad on UA-cam is promoting drugs trying to convince people to get high😖 I can't get rid of those drug ad's, even after complaining to UA-cam that I do NOT want to keep seeing those stupid drug ad's, they still continue to shove them in my and many other people's faces😷 We're smack dab in the middle of Sodom and Gomorrah where everything vile and nasty is looked at as being good and brave and courageous, while us innocent people are attacked by the vile monster's and if/when we say something back to them, we're persecuted for it!😭 Don't let the pointing finger idiot monster's get to you, like you said, they're the one's guilty of what they try to accuse you of doing. Take care👍
@@electronicsNmore “Mooch” was part of a spectacularly unfortunate grade school nickname, a play on my family name. Hated it for years but now I think it’s kinda catchy. 😄
3000-3400? Anything above 1500 that isnt name brand is worth distrusting. Most chinese crappy cells are between 700-1500mAh and the internal resistance read IOU
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I could almost understand them lying a little bit IF they were lying about very high quality cells. But the exaggerated re-wraps are always of really crappy cells. You're never going to get a 30q or anything like it in one of these stupidly high rated 18650s. Worse, is they get marketed for e-cigarettes which have very large amperage draws. I would not trust putting a re-wrap anywhere near my face (under such a heavy load)
@@electronicsNmore You don't have it in a 50 watt e-cigarette. These 3rd tier wraps, who knows what else is wrong with them. These things are so dangerous if they are not made correctly. When not in use, even my good ones are kept in a frying pan not charged.
Wow I did the same on capacitors small and big ones of cars hehe crazy stuff advertised I also have a “5000mah” fake battery and it’s super lite compare to a LG heavier and and the fake one tested around 756mah hahahaha
Same as it was 10+ years ago, battery tech has gone nowhere in the last decade, if anything we've gone backwards since lfp are even less energy dense...
LOL you did well, most those fake chinesey rubbish thing I've tested around 1100mah, to find one at 1300 is really good :) and you;re rightl you cant go wrong with panasonic or samsung, theres a reason their 3400 mAh batterys cost 5 times the cheapy chinese 6000 and 9000 mAh *cough* rubbish, panasonic from memory master in 18650's and the best that can be got is, as you showed around 3400 mAh, it is impossible to get more out of them with this chemistry and size, no matter what those amazing chinese companies try fake you...... That said, those 2 dollar 1100mAh chinesey 18650's are fine for casual standby torches
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Chinese Govt should screen their products for lies , deceit, fraud ,……faulty products ,…… Honest Chinese manufacturers suffer immensely as a bad side effect , negative ad and loss of business,…..!?
This is why I don’t buy Chinese 18650. They will put a bunch of crap on the label and sell it. I bet the 18650’s in my 7 year old B and D battery will do much better than this “10,000” mah battery.
Hi and, Hahahahaha! Stop please to give good advertising or publicity, to fake 10 000 Mah 18650 battery. We all know, that by 18650 lithium, is impossible to create 10 000 Mah. fake advertising give max of 1200-1700 Mah. So to compare it, fake advertising 10 000 Mah. Weigh smaller in Gramm. So to Panasonic or Samsung, weigh Correct 45 Gramm for 18650 Mass weigh. Is fully impossible to realise more Mah with this Calliber. The 32700 LIFePo it Possible to 6600-7000 Mah. So with calculating 32mm diameter and 18mm Diameter, so to give half of power, it lack of 14mm diameter. And it should are Lithium not other metal chemistry. To have possibility to reach the 10 000 Mah Range. here the size should are bigger in Diameter, to permit to wrap more lithium foil on diameter surface on Full Battery!. Make Try with you'r two battery, the account of Mah Charging full. 4.2 Volt.
Tremendous service you're providing! This will save a lot of people from getting scammed! Always a thumbs up!
I hate scam artists. Some people don't have a lot of money to waste, so hopefully the video helps them make the right decisions when purchasing 18650's. Stick with the big 3 companies, which you already know because you made a really great 18650 testing video! Thanks for watching!
Agreed. Stick with good name brands that have been tested. I personally base my choices off of Mooch's reviews because he tests every aspect of each battery to ensure his results are extremely accurate. I usually purchase LG, Sony Or Samsung batteries. It is hard to tell some of the scams though. Many manufacturers in China will make knock-off batteries that look almost identical to the name brands. That's why many manufacturers are resorting to the scratch off authentication codes on packages to verify their legitimacy. As always, great video.
I've made a hobby of leaving reviews on Amazon with one star and explaining that the capacity claims listed are fraudulent.
They remove the listings and relist the items to run away from the ratings.
Ayo I've watched about 4 videos over these batters there's so many I appreciate every single one of you holy shit
Love to see you here!
This is an excellent video and sooo educational. I'm a bicyclist and I've switched from the cased lights with the battery and the light as a single unit, to one where you can remove the batteries. I wasn't as familiar with the types and got a 2600 mah by luck. I also bought one that was 9900 mah and didn't really know that that was a joke. The 9900 didn't last for a year and there was a big difference in the weight. I'm now using 3600 mah and the difference in those and the 2600 mah are night and day. I can see a huge difference in the length of power time with the full bright on. I WISH that I'd seen this video before. None the less thanks for the upload!
Hi, I have been following your channel irregularly for about 6 months or so. I recently purchased four 18650 li-ion cells. The order shows 4 ea GTL 12000 mah batteries @$7.50 each. What I received were 4 ea Samsung INR18650-30Q batteries with no mah capacity listed the only other markings were SDI 136. From watching your video, I have deduced that I was totally misled about the capacity of any cells I bought, but it appears that I received a fair product for the price I paid. I also bought a BMAX 4 slot universal Smart Charger for $9.15 (there was no shipping charged for any of these items. This is my first venture into the world of 18650. Thank you for the videos which would have been very informative if I had seen them first
Awesome demonstration of how we're getting ripped off! Was just researching THISS cells from my Porter Cable packs that I picked up on Amazon and came across this. Thank you! Now I know what to buy to rebuild my stuff. Luckily for me, mine lasted a few years before they crapped out so I got what I paid for lol.
Thank you for such a great and comprehensive video. Going to call out a product I recently tested in the amazon store and returning. Its a black and green battery boasting 9900 mAh, shows to be a registered brand for CBJJ, well if its sounds too good to be true believe me it is too good to be true Don’t waste your time or money on these batteries. At best from a 12 pack of them you will find one that will have an 1100 mAh rated battery. I found the Japanese batteries to be best. For accuracy or close to it. LG or Samsung as well as Panasonic.
Simply outstanding!💥👏👏You Sir just saved me a lot of anguish!💖👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I thought there would be a smaller battery inside the GTL battery.
👍 Great video for those who are not familiar with lithium ion batteries, saves them from getting low quality batteries.
Too funny, but based on the things I've seen, it's VERY possible!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi, can you tell me where to buy good 18650 battery 2000mA or more? Thanks
Fabulous work! Keep up the good work! 😊👍👍
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I find it funny how the Chinese often demonstrate naivety, particularly when they believe that simply labeling a product as "10000 mAh" or "20 terabyte flash drive" will guarantee its sales. However, the truth is that most consumers aren't easily deceived. Employing a more accurate labeling strategy or even a slight embellishment could result in significantly higher profits.
You are underestimating the power of stupidity
GTL, Ultrafire. Are rated at 9900mah when tested is 1000 mah. Light as a feather when compared to a Samsung 18650.
Yep!
Another great enlightening video. I like the way you make comparisons of items under test. I'll be staying way from those cheaper batteries. 😁
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Thanks for the Info! Exellent Work and Format as Always :-))
You're welcome Mark! Be sure to share the video link with others, otherwise these videos end up a big waste of my time. Thanks
@@electronicsNmore :-)))
Are you familiar with the LADDA 2450mAh NiMH batteries from IKEA. I want to use them in my Yaesu FT-817 ham radio as a replacement for the stock dead ni-cad pack. I have read some good reviews because the current rating is higher than the stock battery. Will like to see you test this battery against others
I have a flashlight that can also carry these types of batteries and I bought 2 for my light. It's brand is *UltraFire*
BRC 18650 4000mAh
3.7V Li-ion
Is it a good one? Any answers are fine I just want to know if they are good batteries haven't used them yet
UltraFire is garbage. LOL
@@electronicsNmore lol okay good to know thanks
Great video! Thank you!
good to know they cant really go above 3600 with current tech. Thanks!
Yes, for that size cell, 3500-3600mah is max for a lithium ion.
@@electronicsNmore good to know the old saying about the 10 pound bag still holds true LOL
Love big clive great video thank you
He has great videos. I don't think he'd mind that I used a short segment, it helps bring more people his way. Thanks for watching Jamie! Be sure to share.
I have the braun 390 work light it uses 1 18650 battery what is the best battery to replace it has a 2200ah what Amp do I need also
Great video. BLF member here. Lol.
I have a Aiwit v5 video doorbell. Any idea what best batteries / specification I need?
Did it have any protection circuit in the top or bottom ?
I think it did, you can see a metal disc inside the end when I flipped it back. I was more concerned about the bogus capacity rating. Thanks for watching!
@@electronicsNmore Just interested to know if they had used a protection circuit, as like you said the capacity was bogus, so why not make the protection bogus, (the protection circuit is usually on the bottom of the 18650) Great vid and thanks for the info.
Could it be that these batteries often are sold in a pack of X, and that X * number of batteries equals 10000 mAh? I have a similar pack of 4 batteries that are labelled 9600 mAh, so I just assumed they just put the same label on each battery as on the "product" which was a pack of 4. Just a thought...
No, that's a very deceptive way of labeling a product. Thanks for watching!
Superb. I trust you. I need 18650's @ about 3500 mAh for my vaping mods (Vaporesso and Geek Vape Aegis) which I never run above about 15 watts. Both take two rechargeable 18650 batteries. The ones I have are from LithiCore: 3500 mAh, 3.7 V, 10A continuous discharge current (whatever that means). Is this a good brand? Do you have a video where you just tell us which 18650's are best, most reliable, longest lasting, etc? That would be most helpful. Thanks again.
Nice viedo
Thank you! Please share the video link.
Are they available on aliexpress
Also where would I get a charger for this battery
is there a cell battery with 4amp and it can output 4 amp to load that consume 4 A
Samsung 21700
10,000,000,000,000,000MAH - YEH BUDDY!!!!!!!
TOP OF THE WORLD MAH, TOP OF THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LMAO!!!!!!! GOOD VIDEO - KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, BRAVO!!!!!!!
I'm guessing for testing the mAh rating you used that electronic load tester? ET5420
1:53 nuclear reactors are extremely light too, compared to coal
Could you Put A Cost Comparison up there? If I can get 5 of the GTL for the Cost of the Samsung/panasonic - Id be better off with the Lying GTL wouldn't I?
The GTL is 1/3rd the capacity, and more than 1/3rd the cost.
As Robert Murray-Smith said: there's 3 kinds of people in the world, good people, bad people, and battery people.
LOL. Good one! Be sure to share the video link with others. Thanks for watching!
Wow! 10000mAH!
Definitely bring a scale when buying things. I like to see 50g+. With high output. Samsung is 20A MXJO is 35A output.
The only way to go is Samsung, LG, and Panasonic.
@@electronicsNmore Murata’s VTC series is still a pretty good option too IMO. Molicel has a great power 18650, the P26A, and a great power 21700, the P42A also. A great thing about Molicel is that they openly support the sale of loose cells to end users, something the other big manufacturers are actively trying to stop.
@@AlcoveShadow none of the round cells made by the big non-China manufacturers (Samsung, Murata, etc.) are meant to be used outside of a protected battery pack or sold by retail vendors. Samsung and LG in particular are working hard to stop their cells from being sold at retail. Molicel though, like some of the China cell manufacturers, is willing to have their cells sold via their authorized vendors directly to the public and/or used outside of a protected battery pack.
Thanks for the heads up! That was very eye opening & appears to me to fall under the category of "false advertising"! How do they get away with that?
They get away with it all the time. Hard to sue a company in China. Thanks for watching Steve!
The only way to punish them is by putting them on blast on every social outlet and review section for products that is possible. Once everyone knows they will change names but people will be not so easily fooled after.
Saw one on ebay listed as 9000000mah
🤣
At least the brand name doesn't include the word "fire."
@@P_RO_ Fire have lot energy! Keep warm long time!
I don't think they have enough energy to start a fire. :-)
Careful!
I used an identical-looking gram scale to measure and compare some suspiciously heavy NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) game paks in my video and got accused of being a drug dealer... repeatedly. It didn't help that the cartridges did end up having contraband inside, but I had the scale for an innocent reason: measuring refilled ink cartridges with ink extracted from industrial-sized ink cartridges... which are also commonly used to smuggle things... especially in fake 3D printed ink carts... and I also had a 3D printer. *facepalm* Yeah, I just couldn't escape the associations!
Person after person pointed to the scale as evidence that I was a drug dealer and that it was staged. People still comment today with stuff like "You just happened to have a drug dealer scale? Yeah, right." It didn't help that I discovered it on April Fool's Day a couple years ago but if they think I turned over thousands of dollars of fentanyl to the police and filed a false police report (independently obtained/confirmed by NY Post) as an April Fool's prank, well, they must be high!
With the amount of weighing devices I have, they'd think I was a big time drug dealer. LOL I make an honest living, and don't do drugs.
@@electronicsNmore Same. Never even knew people associated that kind of thing with drug dealers until the accusations started flying against me. Probably says more about them than me. :)
Well it's been 2 year's since you posted this comment and many thing's have drastically changed as far as drugs, How are the idiot's reacting to your scale now that every other ad on UA-cam is promoting drugs trying to convince people to get high😖 I can't get rid of those drug ad's, even after complaining to UA-cam that I do NOT want to keep seeing those stupid drug ad's, they still continue to shove them in my and many other people's faces😷 We're smack dab in the middle of Sodom and Gomorrah where everything vile and nasty is looked at as being good and brave and courageous, while us innocent people are attacked by the vile monster's and if/when we say something back to them, we're persecuted for it!😭 Don't let the pointing finger idiot monster's get to you, like you said, they're the one's guilty of what they try to accuse you of doing. Take care👍
@@catherineharris4746 TBF any cook could also be accused to be a drug dealer..
@@BozesanVlad That is so sadly true😞👍
there are no 18650 that are over 3500mah at this time for common cells
True, I stated 3500 -3600mah was the absolute max. Thanks for watching
The trend of weight test went popular, then guess what, what they did. They started filling it up with sand, as a cheapest weight gaining material.
Ton of video's on this subject already. But I guess one more is ok.
So now GTL will start adding a lump of clay in the center to fool us into thinking they are higher capacity because they weigh more ...lol
I thought of that after I weighed it. :-)
Check out battery mooch. He does a lot of testing of cells.
Too funny. Love that name.
@@electronicsNmore “Mooch” was part of a spectacularly unfortunate grade school nickname, a play on my family name. Hated it for years but now I think it’s kinda catchy. 😄
As usual, thanks for exposing the scumbags among us...
You're welcome!
3000-3400? Anything above 1500 that isnt name brand is worth distrusting. Most chinese crappy cells are between 700-1500mAh and the internal resistance read IOU
I should've done an IR test! Damn....
I have one that is surefure and it is half the eight and claims 4800mAh😂😂😂
They should call it misfire
I dont get it, why do they exaggerate so much, if they claim 3600mah not so much become aware of it.
Maybe the gtl is a fake one?
Looks like 11 GTL employees watched this vid.
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I could almost understand them lying a little bit IF they were lying about very high quality cells. But the exaggerated re-wraps are always of really crappy cells. You're never going to get a 30q or anything like it in one of these stupidly high rated 18650s. Worse, is they get marketed for e-cigarettes which have very large amperage draws. I would not trust putting a re-wrap anywhere near my face (under such a heavy load)
I don't mind a cell being within 10% of the rating, but this was only 13.5% of the rating.
@@electronicsNmore You don't have it in a 50 watt e-cigarette. These 3rd tier wraps, who knows what else is wrong with them. These things are so dangerous if they are not made correctly. When not in use, even my good ones are kept in a frying pan not charged.
Wow I did the same on capacitors small and big ones of cars hehe crazy stuff advertised I also have a “5000mah” fake battery and it’s super lite compare to a LG heavier and and the fake one tested around 756mah hahahaha
Thanks for watching Chuck!
As of today (March 29 2024) the highest capacity of 18650 cell has 3600mAh
If you see anyone claim higher than that then we know it's fake .
Same as it was 10+ years ago, battery tech has gone nowhere in the last decade, if anything we've gone backwards since lfp are even less energy dense...
they wrote by mistake an extra 0 :D
LOL. Blame it on the printing company! Thanks for watching Paul!
light weight
LOL you did well, most those fake chinesey rubbish thing I've tested around 1100mah, to find one at 1300 is really good :)
and you;re rightl you cant go wrong with panasonic or samsung, theres a reason their 3400 mAh batterys cost 5 times the cheapy chinese 6000 and 9000 mAh *cough* rubbish, panasonic from memory master in 18650's and the best that can be got is, as you showed around 3400 mAh, it is impossible to get more out of them with this chemistry and size, no matter what those amazing chinese companies try fake you......
That said, those 2 dollar 1100mAh chinesey 18650's are fine for casual standby torches
Chinese cheap Batteries: *you got off lucky pal, we would have given you 30,000mah for half the weight and cost*
More for less! Great deal. LOL
EBL makes good batteries
Never tested them, I may have to. Thanks for watching!
Like #155
Thanks for the video!
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"If it sounds too good to be true..."
Yep!
Chinese Govt should screen their products for lies , deceit, fraud ,……faulty products ,……
Honest Chinese manufacturers suffer immensely as a bad side effect , negative ad and loss of business,…..!?
This is why I don’t buy Chinese 18650. They will put a bunch of crap on the label and sell it. I bet the 18650’s in my 7 year old B and D battery will do much better than this “10,000” mah battery.
Hi and, Hahahahaha! Stop please to give good advertising or publicity, to fake 10 000 Mah 18650 battery.
We all know, that by 18650 lithium, is impossible to create 10 000 Mah. fake advertising give max of 1200-1700 Mah. So to compare it, fake advertising 10 000 Mah. Weigh smaller in Gramm. So to Panasonic or Samsung, weigh Correct 45 Gramm for 18650 Mass weigh.
Is fully impossible to realise more Mah with this Calliber. The 32700 LIFePo it Possible to 6600-7000 Mah.
So with calculating 32mm diameter and 18mm Diameter, so to give half of power, it lack of 14mm diameter.
And it should are Lithium not other metal chemistry.
To have possibility to reach the 10 000 Mah Range. here the size should are bigger in Diameter, to permit to wrap more lithium foil on diameter surface on Full Battery!.
Make Try with you'r two battery, the account of Mah Charging full. 4.2 Volt.
They Are FAKE 10,000 mAh
Try To Watch Other Videos,
Amén.