Solarforce Rcr123A 880mAh

[lukevsdarth]

Anyone used these before I wanted to know if these were any good? I have been using the Trustfire, Ultrafire batteries and those dont turn out to have a good long use. Maybe its the PCB on all those that eventually fail. Plus I ordered a few batts for co-workers with similar lights and fear those will fail too. So im looking for an inexpensive way to replace them. Thus the Solarforce batts 4 for 14.99.:candle:

Im in Law enforcement and love the modded R2 UF-502B with metal clip as my backup light (sometimes used as a primary light). This thing rocks it outshines a rechargeable maglight easily plus the throw is awesome. Yet the batteries need some work.

 

[mdocod]

If you can afford to get some AW brand cells I think you'll have less failures. I'm almost 100% confident that the SolarForce batteries are probably coming from the same places that the "fire" batteries are, just with a different label slapped on em.

Eric

 

[lukevsdarth]

Actually they are about 2mm shorter than other protected ones. The thing is yeah these would be great for me AW but for other customers that I probably wont get be able to sell them more expensive batteries. The solarforce seem to be better they dont "short circuit as fast as the others. I tried rinning them a bit longer they seem well made. Oh well only time will tell thanks for the advice.

Anyone else used Solarforce batteries by now. A review would help.
They are shorter thus leaving less pressure on the bottom PCB board.