18350 High Drain Rechargeable Batteries

Excellent charger. So far I have used it for 18650 batteries in protected and unprotected versions, 18350, 16650, and 14500. I have also used it with NiMH chemistries. It can pretty much charge anything I throw at it.

I have several 3rd party batteries and they drain way faster than the Sony. I will only use these batteries going forward.

take a bit of calibrating - it reaches further and less drain on flash batteries.

Quality rechargeable batteries.

These are the best high-current non-rechargeable AA batteries on the market (effective capacity of up to 2x that of recheargeable Eneloops). B&H had the best price, and delivered them fresh (they were made in August 2011 and guaranteed to last till year 2026 in storage).

This was definitely a lot smaller than I thought it would be but it's honestly not terrible. Price could be lowered for how small this flash light is. $39.99 does seem pretty high for a flashlight that's only 3 5/8" long in my opinion. But it is pretty bright and definitely good quality. Pros: - Really bright for it's size - Has three settings of brightness (low. medium, high) - Compact for traveling - Has the flood and focus feature - Has a decent battery life with the rechargeable battery that comes with it Cons: - You have to click it on and off to cycle through the settings and it wont stay on the setting that was last used (defaults to the medium setting) - No external port for charging so you have to plug into the port of the battery or replace batteries if you are not using the rechargeable batteries.

Very high-quality headlamp. Really like the fact that it is rechargeable as I throw away a lot of batteries with my old lamp. I also have the H15R and like the tighter focus on the H7R Be nice if Ledlenser would make a bicycle light.

I really like these rechargeable batteries. High quality and from a trusted American brand. I see no reason to ever buy regular batteries again.

18650-type lithium rechargeable batteries are very popular for high-powered LED flashlights. These batteries have a high energy content (up to 13 watt-hours) and are capable of high peak current discharge (up to 40 amps); they should not be stored loosely such that an accidental short-circuit could occur! This carrier is made of very tough, flexible rubber, about 2 mm thick. It securely holds the batteries and protects the battery contacts. Unlike a tray-type carrier, this carrier allows single cells to be removed or inserted without allowing the other cells to become loose. You can carry extra batteries in your toolkit or range bag without fear.

These are the best rechargeable batteries I've ever used.