Something critical lost in translation?

[DrStupid]

Ordered these on Ebay as replacements for an infrared camera I have. But I'm afraid to bring them in the house after reading the name on the battery☠

Seriously though, is this an error in translation or something more ominous?

 

[Tim1023]

You should point your infra red camera at them.

Oh, hold on a minute...

 

[stiv674]

They are quite a common brand on ebay, I used to be on a flashlight forum and they weren't that highly recommended (understatement) ignore the 6800 mAh capacity as well, 3600 mAh is about as high as 18650s go.

 

[DrStupid]

They are quite a common brand on ebay, I used to be on a flashlight forum and they weren't that highly recommended (understatement) ignore the 6800 mAh capacity as well, 3600 mAh is about as high as 18650s go.

I guessed the capacity had to be wrong. If I get 3600 mAh from them, I'll be pleased.

Thanks

 

[DtEW]

I had some UltraFire EDC single AA flashlights, and they were piece of sh!t. They were totally unreliable to even turn on. Lots of work at making sure contact surfaces were adequately conductive did not do the trick. I would avoid the brand, unfortunate name notwithstanding.

 

[stiv674]

I guessed the capacity had to be wrong. If I get 3600 mAh from them, I'll be pleased.

Thanks

Does it say if they're protected or not? I'd definitely keep an eye on them when charging.

 

[Pyr0]

I'd be surprised if you even got 3000mah from them tbh
Personally, I stick with branded cells like samsung, lg and sony from reputable shops when buying 18650's