Considering this is (assumingly) a 10A battery underneath, I’m a little disappointed that it tripped at 7A, especially since it’s claiming 8A continuous. They should have programmed it to not trip until 9 or 10 amps to get more possibilities of uses in individual flashlight models. Aside from that, still an excellent battery in all other aspects. Thank you for your review!!
This P1835K battery is a little puzzling. It does not show up on Keeppower’s website. It has a discharge curve essentially identical to the recently tested P1835J. They both match up well with the Sanyo NCR18650GA discharge curves.
Well, that is interesting. The P1835K weighs 1.7g more than the older P1835J and is 0.2mm shorter, but the differences in capacity you measured are negligible. After looking at some more discharge curves, I think the cell being used in the P1835K battery is the LG M36, and not the Sanyo GA.
A Google search does not turn up any vendors selling the P1835K battery. It appears that you have a rare pair of batteries in your possession.