What are good Li Ion batteries, aka vape batteries?

  Main Highlights: The “18650” naming convention refers to a lithium ion battery cell that is 18 mm in diameter, 65 mm in length and circular in shape.. 18650 batteries provide a superior output and capacity compared to traditional AA/AAA cells . Internal chemistry and size remains consistent between 18650s, there are a few options to be aware of such as flat-top, button -top, discharge rate, and capacity.. There are customized 18650 models that have been designed to suit different applications. “What type of battery does it use?” is easily one of the most frequently asked questions we get from new customers. The answer, for the vast majority of Pivoi flashlights , is an 18650 li-ion cell which is often a departure from the AA, C or D cells that most people are familiar with. If you fall into this category, it can be a little daunting to decipher all your different options and order cells online you can be confident will be compatible with your device. Have no fear! Today’s blog ...

  First, let’s discuss the term “18650” when referring to an 18650 battery .  This is not an arbitrary number in regards to batteries, it has a specific meaning.  The first two numbers refer to the diameter on the battery in millimeters.   The next two numbers refer to the length of the battery and the final number refers to the shape of the battery.  In this case:   18mm Diameter 65mm Length 0 Shape (Circular)   18650 Batteries also come available with two different types of tops.  This is the positive terminal of the battery and is referred to as either a “ flat top ” or “button top” battery cell. You should always know which type of battery your device requires as a button top will take up more space than a flat top battery would. Lastly, lets discuss the term mAh and what it stands for.  This is an abbreviation for milliamp hour.  When referring to 18650 rechargeable batteries , the mAh rating is the capacity or strength of the batt...

  In the age of mobile device, we use more batteries than ever before. From our TV remotes and handheld GPS units, to mobile games, we depend on our batteries. While a lot of our devices now incorporate internal, rechargeable batteries , there are still a lot of devices that need their batteries swapped out when they die. If you use a lot of batteries, then you may find yourself trying to decide between replacing with single-use or rechargeable?   The Pros of Rechargeable Batteries   Rechargeable commercial batteries have been around for decades, and they still hold a great deal of market share. It’s easy to see why when you think about the benefits they offer, too. For one thing, rechargeable batteries are more environmentally friendly than single-use batteries. Not only can they be used repeatedly, but they generate less waste over the long-term. This is particularly true in the case of power-intensive devices which eat up batteries at an increased rate. In addition t...