Olight has lots of flashlights and the batteries for them, here a LiIon AA sizes cell.
The two cells has different capacity, this is not very good. The overcurrent protection trips at about 3A, this matches a 2A rating.
Conclusion
This cell is below average in performance, there is difference between the cells, voltage when loaded is on the low side, even for a high capacity cell and capacity is also a bit low for a high capacity cell.
The capacity value for 0.1A discharge seems wired. I actually got one of these with my S15R. But I use it in the S15R only and have no other 14500. I’m satisfied with the performance.
I agree. Setting that table up is one of the few manual operations I have to do and this time I copied wrong values into the 0.1A field for one of the cells.
I know. That light is confined to the glove compartment of my car, and I am not using the battery in any other light.
Same with the Nitecore battery in the EA11 I occasionally use for DIY. For more runtime I put in a grey Trustfire (yessiree).
My copper Kronos X5 is for showing off (hèhè). With some WindyFire 14500 IMR’s I directly bought from the manufacturer (excellent CS!!).
Now that may be such a thing : it appears that the top is larger in diameter, but protrudes less than regular AA’s, as we can see in the following 2 pictures