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VapCell INR26350 A20 2000mAh or Sony VTC6 (counterfeit)

Two models side by side: measurements taken by the author in their reviews, and their conclusions. The better value in each row is highlighted.

In brief: Based on review measurements: Capacity: Sony VTC6 (counterfeit) (2129 mAh vs. 2123); Test current: Sony VTC6 (counterfeit) (10 A vs. 8); Energy: Sony VTC6 (counterfeit) (8.025 Wh vs. 7.64); Temperature rise: VapCell INR26350 A20 2000mAh (64 °C vs. 68); Price: VapCell INR26350 A20 2000mAh (10.98 $ vs. 12.84).

Model	VapCell INR26350 A20 2000mAh2020Read review →	Sony VTC6 (counterfeit)2018Read review →
Capacity, mAh	2123	2129
Test current, A	8	10
Energy, Wh	7.64	8.025
Temperature rise, °C	64	68
Price, $	10.98	12.84
Review conclusion	Recommended	Not recommended

Only in one review: Voltage 3.6 V (VapCell INR26350 A20 2000mAh); Current 6 A (VapCell INR26350 A20 2000mAh); Capacity at high current 2120 mAh (Sony VTC6 (counterfeit)); Resistance 35 mΩ (VapCell INR26350 A20 2000mAh).

VapCell INR26350 A20 2000mAh: The stated specifications were confirmed, but the two cells differed noticeably when discharged at 8 A.

Sony VTC6 (counterfeit): The counterfeit cells have low capacity and high resistance; the author recommends looking for better ones.

Figures were taken from the review text and checked against the quoted passages. Measurement conditions differ between reviews, so read the reviews yourself before buying. Prices at the time of review.