Comparisons - 1.5V AA Li-ion batteries from XTAR, ANSMANN, Hixon, EBL, Delyeepow

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In this video and article below, TechTest test 1.5V AA Li-ion batteries from XTAR, ANSMANN, Hixon, EBL and Delyeepow. To test these AA lithium batteries, he used the SkyRC MC3000 charger/test device. With it, he discharged the batteries with 0.1A, 0.4A and 1A.

There are results as below. More information in the test on Techtest website:
https://techtest.org/5x-lithium-aa-akkus-im-vergleich-xtar-ansmann-hixon-und-mehr-im-vergleich/

 

[Monocrom]

Very informative. Thank you.

 

[knucklegary]

Very happy Xtar edges out the rest of the field und Delyeepow ;-)

 

[KITROBASKIN]

XTAR should be applauded for posting useful information over and over again. Thank you!

 

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More 1.5V AA Li-ion batteries' comparisons from TechTest:

 

[Henk4U2]

These are very impressive numbers. The only thing that is still a bit of a questionmark is the longevity. The number of charging cycles. Not that I don't trust XTAR to deliver on their claims, but it is an important aspect that should not be forgotten.

FYI You can call me a bit of an XTAR fan: If my XTAR VC2 Plus Master can't revive an ailing cell, it's really really dead!

 

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Energy comparison of 1.5V AA Li-ion batteries from BATZONE, Hixon, Keeppower, Lumak, Vapcell, and XTAR. The writer discharged these batteries with 0.25A, 0.5A, 1A and 2A.

More test details online: https://www.akkutests.de/test-xtar-4150.html

 

[sim1tti]

Energy comparison of 1.5V AA Li-ion batteries from BATZONE, Hixon, Keeppower, Lumak, Vapcell, and XTAR. The writer discharged these batteries with 0.25A, 0.5A, 1A and 2A.

More test details online: https://www.akkutests.de/test-xtar-4150.html

So Xtar's last the longest, but only Hixon and Batzone 1.5 Li-ion cells can do 3A discharge... is that right?

Where does Xtar cap itself with these 1.5V cells? Assuming it's some kind of regulation.