Looks like XTAR just got some competition, and with a reported 3600mW capacity: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Nitecore-launches-rechargeable-AA-batteries-with-1-5-volts-3-6-Wh-and-USB-C-connectivity.939621.0.html; interestingly, they don’t need any special chargers since they have a built-in USB-C port for that.
Hah, let’s see…
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They have a “Reviewer invitation” on their product page: NH2400 (click on the “Reviews” tab and then on the “I’m qualified” button), and when you get them (they’d be fools not to send you a couple) please let us know what you think…
Did you happen to look down that product page and note their “patented” discharge curve graph? Seems to me that might be where the real ‘news’ is(?) with this cell. It does appear to be ‘different’ to most cells in this category. Thoughts anyone?
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BTW: Here’s some additional specs: