Test/Review of LG 18650 MH1 3200mAh (Cyan)

LG 18650 MH1 3200mAh (Cyan)



Official specifications:

  • Nominal capacity: 3200 mAh
  • Minimum capacity: 3100 mAh
  • Nominal Voltage: 3.63V
  • Standard Charge: Constant current 0.5C (1550mA), Constant voltage 4.2V, End current(Cut off) 50mA
  • Max. Charge Voltage: 4.2 ± 0.05V
  • Max. Charge Current: 1.0 C (3100mA)
  • Standard Discharge: Constant current 0.2C (620mA), End voltage(Cut off) 2.5V
  • Max. Discharge Current: 10A
  • Weight Approx.: 49.0 g
  • Cycle life: 500 (0.5C charge and discharge)
  • Operating Temperature: Charge 0 ~ 45°C, Discharge -20 ~ 60°C
  • Storage Temperature: 1 month -20 ~ 60°C, 3 month -20 ~ 45°C, 1 year -20 ~ 20°C




This is a cell with high capacity for fairly high loads and with good cycle life.










The matching between the two cell is very impressive and capacity do not drop much with load. I looks like the rated current of 10A is very resonable.















Conclusion

There is not much to say about this cell, it looks like a very good cell and is designed for use with standard 4.2 volt chargers.



Notes and links

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Thank you for the test very informative. Seems like the MH1 holds a higher voltage and has virtually the same capacity and is cheaper than the panasonic 3400mah!

Thank you for nice review.

Good to see top quality options available, thank you for checking it out for us. :slight_smile: