Sibeile SBL 2500mAh 35A 18650?

[ABQChristopher]

Can anyone tell me anything about this batt? Preferably with a link. Tried googling - got nothin.
Bought two on an impulse today and now am a little nervous since I can't find info. The wife and I vape around .15 so I know that means we're drawing 28 amps on a fresh 4.2 batt and these claim 35 amps but I know there's a lot of questionable batteries out there.

 

[ABQChristopher]

Btw, I did also search the forum here and also found no info.

 

[Lefty]

First result on Google is the Sibiele home page.
http://www.szsibeile.com/product_view.asp?id=147
Says 35A. Almost certainly a rewrap of a 20A continuous labeled 35A.

 

[ABQChristopher]

I appreciate your reply. But, yeah, I saw all their claims - was just wondering about vapers' experiences with them, if any. Maybe tests, etc.

 

[Lefty]

Budgetlightforum had reviews on 4 or 5 Sibiele batts. None on that particular one though. 20A is a fair bet since there are no 35A continuous 18650's, every single one labeled 35A is 20A continuous.

 

[ABQChristopher]

Ok. I was confused why the flashlight folks reviewed all but this one but just concluded it was new(ish).
Have you anything to add regarding the QR code? I cannot get an app to recognize it as a valid code. It just doesn't see it at all.

 

[Lefty]

No idea on the QR code but it appears to be a rewrapped LGHE2. They are 20A continuous.
http://www.sblbattery.com/product/6...18650_35amp_battery_lg_he2_35amp_battery.html

 

[battery bro]

Ok. I was confused why the flashlight folks reviewed all but this one but just concluded it was new(ish).
Have you anything to add regarding the QR code? I cannot get an app to recognize it as a valid code. It just doesn't see it at all.

It's not a QR code. It's a different type of matrix bar code that the manufacturer reads internally. Unfortunately, we can't read it.

 

[Number3124]

First result on Google is the Sibiele home page.
http://www.szsibeile.com/product_view.asp?id=147
Says 35A. Almost certainly a rewrap of a 20A continuous labeled 35A.

This is basically right. There are no 35amp cells out there. There are no 40 amp cells out there. At the moment 30 amps is the best you can hope for legitly. Most batteries are 20amps or so right now. Sony VTC3 and VTC4 cells are the only ones that are actually 30 amps.