UltraLast CR123 Rechargeable battery with 2 Cells and Charger
by ULTRALAST
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Customer Review: got the defected ones
Summary: 3 Stars
The whole first set I got were not working properly, but I got the replacement. The replacement works well. Amazon replacement process is impressive. I got the replacement in the next evening.
PS. Almost all My friends who have this set have the same problem, mostly comes from the defected charger, some from bad batteries. They all got the replacements which work well by now.
Customer Review: Low Current
Summary: 3 Stars
The Idea is great, i used these batteries on the V2 lithium flash light , and they worked fine, but when i bought the Fenix P1D Cree edition , they couldn't produced enough juice to produce 135 lumen on the flash light, conventional A123 (non rechargeable )can give you that due to there hight current output.Customer Review: UltraLast Rechargable Battery Pack
Summary: 3 Stars
Not bad! The charger prongs needed to be bent to ensure they charge properly. Other than that they're great!Customer Review: For your safety stay away
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought the "Frequently Bought Together" link so that I could have 4 CR123A batteries. The charger arrived with the batteries in place. Charged for three hours, the green light never turned off so I put them in my flashlight and they did not work. I put the additional two batteries in the charger and two hours later they exploded, leaking all over my counter and the charger. I have sent them back for a refund. I am look at the Hi-Tech charger for about $55 but it comes with 4 batteries and a USB charging cable. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT.Customer Review: Avoid
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this a few months ago and they worked fine in the supplied Ultralast Charger for three times.
After that. One battery died (voltage always 0.02) and the other stuck around 2.5V. I verified the charger was working, but the batteries were defective.
Be warned that the company NAB refuses to even discuss this with me (it's only $10... jeez).
Buy real lithium 123's for $1 instead of this garbage.
DISAPPOINTED!