Efest 21700 5000mAh 10A
These examinations below merely indicate the approximated ratings for these 20700 batteries when I tested them. Any battery that is not an authentic Samsung, Sony, LG, Panasonic, or Sanyo has the potential to alter unpredictably! This is one of the risks associated with using "rewrapped" batteries from other manufacturers, so it is crucial to thoroughly research any battery you are contemplating purchasing.
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Efest 21700 10A In Conclusion
Even though Efest has slightly overstated the capacity of this cell, it performs well like Efest 18650 200mAh, surpassing the 10A Samsung 48G and 15A Sanyo NCR20700B in terms of total vaping time at low power levels, below 7A/20W. It is a rebranded version of the LG M50 cell.
The cells I evaluated provided 4900mAh and 4957mAh at 1.0A (0.2C) until reaching 2.5V. Neither cell achieved its 5000mAh rating. Each cell should easily surpass the specified capacity since it represents the minimum guaranteed value and should not be considered the maximum achievable capacity, even if you are fortunate.
LG rates the M50 with a minimum of 4849mAh and a typical capacity range of 5014mAh; therefore, this Efest battery still meets LG's specifications.
The ratings of this Efest battery are 7.3A and 4900mAh.
Two cells were generously provided for testing purposes by Brad's Vapor. Many thanks!
Performance Specifications
DC Internal Resistance = average of 34.2mOhms (milliohms) for the two cells.
Total energy delivered down to 3.2V at 5A continuous = average of 13.4Wh (Watt-hours)
Total energy delivered down to 3.2V at 10A continuous = average of 10.5Wh (Watt-hours)