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Customer Review
- Reviewed in Canada on May 13, 2025I popped this open to check the cells and inside are two EVPS ITR26/70-46E 26700s in series. The capacity is 4.6Ah which is a tiny bit more than advertised which is nice. There is a very basic "BMS" that does high/low voltage cutoffs (no balancing), and a separate resettable fuse (JK P730) to do overcurrent protection. This is as basic as it gets but it does work.
One thing I noticed is that the listing currently states "Maximum Continuous Discharge Current:10A", however the cells are rated for no more than 2C discharge (9.2A) by its manufacturer. I personally would not do more than 5A with these-- it's not ideal for ride on toys or other large motor loads.
It would've been nice to see some name brand cells and a nicer BMS with balancing.
I popped this open to check the cells and inside are two EVPS ITR26/70-46E 26700s in series. The capacity is 4.6Ah which is a tiny bit more than advertised which is nice. There is a very basic "BMS" that does high/low voltage cutoffs (no balancing), and a separate resettable fuse (JK P730) to do overcurrent protection. This is as basic as it gets but it does work.Capacity is legit but discharge rating is overrated (NASTIMA 6V 4.5Ah Rechargeable Lithium)
Reviewed in Canada on May 13, 2025
One thing I noticed is that the listing currently states "Maximum Continuous Discharge Current:10A", however the cells are rated for no more than 2C discharge (9.2A) by its manufacturer. I personally would not do more than 5A with these-- it's not ideal for ride on toys or other large motor loads.
It would've been nice to see some name brand cells and a nicer BMS with balancing.Images in this review
