Sony VTC5D 18650 Cell Review
Been a while since a cell review, so what better time than today! This is the Sony/Murata VTC5D, a 2800mAh unprotected flat top 18650, capable of high drain. Read on for testing!
Been a while since a cell review, so what better time than today! This is the Sony/Murata VTC5D, a 2800mAh unprotected flat top 18650, capable of high drain. Read on for testing!
I’ve tested some 18350 cells, but I asked for this cell specifically because it’s an inexpensive option, and has a button top, too. Both of those are things a user might need, so it’s good to have these tested. These cells surprised me a little, and I think the graphs will be a useful addition …
Early into my interest in cell reviews I was sent a set of Vapcell 18350 liion cells. My ways and means are different now, and LiIonwholesale agreed to send me a fresh set for testing. So here’s another test of these well-regarded 18350 cells, this time with actual discharge (etc) data! Who knows, in another year maybe my testing will have evolved so much further that these cells deserve another look!
Today I have another cell review for you! It’s a cell from LiionWholesale (and only Liionwholesale.com). These are the Molicel/NPE 18650 cells, and spec-wise they competes with the VTC5A. Read on for testing!
I’m fortunate to have a “cell supplier” – LiionWholesale.com. After my recent fake 30q review, I reached out with the wonder of what a set of real 30q’s would look like tested. They agreed to send out a couple of authentic Samsung 30q’s (since they sell only authentic cells….). So here’s a review of authentic Samsung 30q cells!