on โ16-10-2014 02:55 PM
on โ16-10-2014 08:36 PM
on โ31-10-2014 03:34 PM
I find there are usually 2 batterry ratings....Real ones and Chineese ones.
A generic or so called Ultrafire 18650 rated ar 3000mAh, works out closer to 300mAh, about 10 minutes use in a T6 torch if you are lucky.
Nih in AA or AAA works out the same...
Still you get what you pay for.
You really need to pay about 5 times more if you want the real thing with a brand name, whether it be from China or elsewhere..
on โ31-10-2014 04:46 PM
No.
But you can use them for 180 days then send them back.
Small item - not too expensive to return.
Buy more with your refund.
on โ09-12-2014 01:49 PM
No you can't.
I bought a headlamp recently supposedly 5000 lumens (misleading/fraudulent claim) and 4 extra batteries as 2 of them supposedly give me 2 hours run time (again misleading as it more like 60 mins).
Batteries are Tinko 18650,s and 4 of them took one charge and promptly died..they don't charge at all and hold zero charge...dead dead is what they are.
Battery charger thats supplied with the headlamp is cheap ass rubbish that probably has overcharged the batteries.
So anything that comes out of china is over rated by the manufacturer and I would if I were you not buy any Lithium batteries called Tinko or Ultrafire or any battery of any type from china.
on โ09-01-2015 09:01 AM