LCLEBM 7000mAh Flat Top Battery 3.7V Rechargeable Batteries - 2 Packs

This is not 7000 mAh but 5500 mAh so it is better than other bad batteries.

At about a month of use went from 2 days of use per charge to 1 day and this was a cycled with 4 other ebl 5000mah that ive been using for 5 years and lasts the same time per charge as these new ones

These have a flat top and did not connect. Didn't work on my flashlight so I had to return. Easy to return through Amazon

Super powerful batteries. They hold a good strong charge. I've only charged them once since purchasing.

These are good quality batteries that tested in my battery load test analyzer at 5.63 and 5.36 mAh and not the advertised rating in their product description. These do work well in my high end handheld searchlight that is a high drain monster. Even though these don’t have the rated capacity, they work well. I am glad to now have spares. I live out in the country where having a dependable battery is a must for search and rescue.

Good strong batteries. They arrived one fully charged and one charged. I put them in a flashlight to charge them both up to full power. I remembered these have a flat positive. That means you can’t put them in series and expect them to work. There is no connection between the negative and positive. I took a small piece of coiled wire and stuck it between the batteries and it charged just fine. I think the best use for these is to attach wires and run in series or parallel. You can also spot weld if you have a battery spot welder. Having a flat positive is not a bad thing, you just have to use it in the correct way for it to work. The price is about the same as 8000mAh batteries so if you are making a decision on which I would go for more power.

Ever since I started using 3.7 volt batteries for flashlights and some tool - I love them. These with their 7000mAh power really upped my flashlight game recently on a "search mission" for my wife's phone after a hike. We get to the car, its getting dark and "Oh I don't have my phone anymore". So more of a workout than we planned but I got a few complaints of blinding folks. Important note - alot of these higher voltage (not really that high ;-) will make a device warm up if used continuously for a longer time. These were no different but lasts through the whole walk to find the phone that was 10 feet from where we started (we went backwards from our route).

Currently the listing doesn't say-- these are 26650 3.7v lithium batteries (two batteries total). These batteries are, for instance, used in some medium-sized rechargeable flashlights. The batteries are flat top (not the button top) and measure 26mm diameter and 65mm length. They are nice looking batteries with professional looking labels. They came with a charge (about 50%), took a full charge in a normal amount of time, and tested out fine with a voltmeter and under load in a flashlight. The case is a nice feature for storage, etc.