China Hobby Line (CHL) lipo batteries (after three months of use)

[@Testpilottim]

I punished 6 I had purchased 2 years ago and 5 are still in service I mean I was absolutely giving them death and they are all going except the one you saw in the video. I recommend them. Regards Tim

[@loc4725]

If 5 out of 6 survive your flying style they must be good! 😃

[@troyfridley6161]

I have close to 40 CHNL packs, use them in my racers and my planes. I have FPV+ packs that are now 2+ years old and still very strong. I also have a bunch of R-Lines, which are dropping like flies after only a season of running them. As you mentioned, the CHNL packs may not give quite the punch. But they just keep going and going, and when you don't have a sponsor, that is really the key. Also the one time I had an issue with a pack CHNL was johnny on the spot to take care of the problem.

[@echobeefpv8530]

I've had great luck with the CNHL batteries as well. I use them in a lot of my smaller quads.

[@bobi2582]

No EU stock?

[@jeffsnodgrass9747]

Been using CHNL batteries for a couple of years now. When I go to buy a battery, I go to CHNL. They have stood up good for me and I've found their prices are the best on the market. Never had one puff. I highly recommend them.

[@educatedredneck3342]

I use there 3s 5000 mah lipos in my rc boats and cars. I drive wide open all the time and they perform excellent. I also use the same batterys in my Traxxas rustler. I highly recommend them

[@DarthVader1977]

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[@DarthVader1977]

batteries*

[@JamesWilson-mz5xk]

Thank you for your input genuinely. I feel ashamed that some feel the need to "grammar nazi" you. Why and what does it matter to them.

[@DarthVader1977]

@@JamesWilson-mz5xk That mentality illustrates the difference between 1st world highly successful nations .....and 3rd world sh1thole nations.

[@JamesWilson-mz5xk]

Shure does :)

[@Skankhunt-42-]

I've tried sooo many batteries but I've found the gnb pink batteries are the best performing I've used.

[@MABFR01]

Gnb are pretty good tbh

[@aldenhauser9555]

Dale Pattison yup. And if ur in the us, rdq batteries are super good (I heard gnb makes their batteries but idk if that’s true)

[@MUNKYFPV]

Yep big fan of the CNHL Ministar batteries, I run the 1500mah 4S packs on my freestyle Roosters and Badger and get 4 minute flights easily with the ones I bought a year ago so they hold up well.

[@PropagndaX]

Hey Bruce, mostly freestyle flyer here. After trying the batteries available in NZ through the FPV suppliers here in NZ. I found the GNB batteries are the best available. I’ve had a few packs for longer than 6months and they fly as if I just got them, they take a beating and I usually double charge on 2c when I’m in a hurry.

[@washussan]

I`ve been buying CNHL lipos for almost 3 years now. I have nothing but good things to say about them. I use them on my freestyle quads and large electric balsa planes. I try to treat my batteries well, and with exception of a 850mAh ministar and a 1500mAh of their regular white series that I crashed into oblivion, they all still work, although the older ones I got show their age and sag a bit. But they can still fly, after years of use! My experience with them matches what Bruce says. They are not the lightest or best batteries, but they are affordable and tough!

[@makikiverde]

I bought several CHL 650 3s about a year an a half ago and six out of eight are still in service. For cruising. I punished them daily. Now I'm into a more high performance 3 1/2 - 4" and use GMB 850 4s.

[@RgreatT]

CNHL is my battery of choice. They are all I buy for my 5inch quads.👌🏾

[@jameslawrence8050]

I bought a CNHL orange battery (the same as yours) a couple of months ago for testing, but weather has been horrible and/or I have not had the time to test it (during those 10 minutes breaks of rain...). Although I do not tend to abuse my batteries (it is a budget...), my experience on the CNHL white edition is quite good. I have had them for 1 year (and a bit) and they perform fine (that was last December...). In comparison the acehe batteries (yellow edition) I have do not seem to hold the charge as well as they use to. I am now so much looking forward getting out of winter! Thanks for the review.

[@socalives]

I have been using the tried and true Zippy , 2200 3s 40c. I get a ten flight in my foam planes with a 30Amp esc. I use the Turnigy 2200kv 2826. I recently bought a Floureon , I will give that one go and see how well it holds up. I will try these CHL batteries . Value is always in the formula! Thanks Bruce !

[@GeneralLee131]

You can definitely tell when Turnigy Graphenes start getting soft after you get used to them, but boy it really does pile on quickly. I really like their cute little 1S packs for my brushed whoops, i have 3 packs that are all roughly 4 years old and they still retain their capacity. I run their Panther 1300 mah 3s ones in my custom Nerf blaster running a pair of Neo Rhino brushed motors. They work flawlessly in that application too, easily handling the extreme amp draw. They have pretty much become my go-to.

[@jlarson42]

I have several of the CHNL 1500mah 120c 4s lipo. Great value. I'm very happy with them. I fly around, I guess you'd call it freestyle. Great review, thanks Bruce.

[@rafaeltorres2886]

120 C really.

[@rolliseventeen]

@@rafaeltorres2886 240c = 360A burst. trust me bro.

[@funkynerd_com]

I'm new, and only have 5 packs and they are all 1500mah CNHL 4s Ministar batteries. I run them down to 3.1-3.2 cell volts almost every time I fly and they are still fine after 6 months. But like you suggested, I bring back up to storage ASAP, so that has probably helped.

[@Johnn_T]

Thanks Bruce for getting this done👍👍 have let the man know it’s posted.

[@caadams1956]

I have been using CNHL batteries for years. I have some that are over 3 years old and still work great. I am a sports flyer so I don't put a heavy load on my batteries. Fly mostly fixed wing but have a couple of quads to play with.

[@bennymack78]

I'm a racer and I have 8 CNHL black 1100mah 6s and they're perfect for race day. Great value at about $19-20 apiece and a good balance between weight, capacity and discharge handling.

[@IanF-FPV]

CNHL batteries tend to be heavier than their peers from other brands. Typically they are usually larger packs being marketed as slightly smaller to help pad their performance.

[@Vousie]

Do you know that higher discharge capability also increases the weight? A friend of mine who used to work for a battery manufacturer actually said weight is a much better indicator of performance than the c-rating (when you can't/don't want to flight test them) - he said a heavier battery of the same capacity will generally perform like a higher c-rating (less sagging etc) than a lighter one, no matter what the c-rating says.

[@Clynikal]

I've got a bag full of batteries (r-line, GNB, Dino, etc etc) with 4 of these in it. These days I only really fly 4 pack sessions for long (read mid) range and it's always the same 4 CHL mini stars I use. They're just reliable and the right price. Like you said Bruce "value".

[@WillyFPV]

Thanks Bruce. i fly tattu Rline 4s 120c. I now have 4 of these mini star 15004s 120c. ill compare them to "what im used to 120C now." Thanks for your review back then.

[@palethiusfpv]

I run CHNL 4s 1500’s in my 5”ers. They seem great and they were cheap! I also have a few RDQ 1500’s. I like the CNHL better, but only by a little. On my 3”’ers, I primarily run Tattu and RDQ. I actually have a better experience with the Tattu’s than the RDQ/GNB. The Tattus have lasted forever, have taken a major beating and still hold and release the juice. The RDQ packs just seem to have more failures or don’t take damage well. Maybe it’s just the ones I have, but that is my experience. So far the CNHL packs seem to have very consistent output and seem to be pretty rugged. Plus, they’re orange so if you throw a battery... it’s easier to find in grass and the like. Lol. Only time will really tell how well they hold up.

[@MickRatanapanyo]

Hey mate, great review! I've been flying CNHL 6 x Black Series 1500mAh 6C and 12 x MiniStar 550mAh 4S for four months each, same experience! The cells discharge and recharge evenly, they balance well, they don't get very warm and they don't puff. I charge them at 1C.. sometimes 2C max fully attended. I use iSDT D2 and Hota D6 Pro chargers. These batteries hold storage voltage perfectly for months. It's crazy! I paid a bit for the 6S when I first got into the hobby, but I got the MiniStar 550mAh 4S for $3 US each battery.

[@lonniedupont]

Agreed. I use some 3s in my airplanes. Love them. Great product. Great review. Happy Flying

[@maniac_fpv]

I bought 15 of 1500mah 4s racestar for 5" quad and 10 of 550mah 4s racestar for 3" quad like 1 year ago and they still doing very well :) CHNL is the way.

[@flightevolution8132]

Good review Bruce: I've had quite the opposite experience with any Tattu batteries. They've always held up extremely well, and drop capacity slower than most other batteries I've tested so far.

[@petecleveland3195]

FlightEvolution I agree. Tatu R line all the way for freestyle and long range quads. They are worth the premium price.

[@TestECull]

My preferred battery of choice is a single unit: Spektrum 2s2200 LiFE. I still run Glow on both surface and air models, so a 6.6v nominal lithium pack is ideal. And that one will run a basic 40-size trainer for *months* between charges.

[@Rcschim]

Hey Bruce, thanks for sharing your battery experience! For me the Turnigy Nanotechs (the dark blue ones) always worked nice. Tattu - as you said, the normal version is quite low - sags very far down even on a full charged batt! The RLine (especially the new V3) are damn good tho. Graphene from Turnigy - not so much a fan of... They definitely NOT hold up to their claims of many cycles! CNHL - I have a few different ones coming from Banggood (all 6S) and I will be testing them accordingly. Fun: do you know DemonRC? Apperantly an Poland based guy with a small company, he states 666C on his Demon batteries (Ok, if you look closer he makes a comma there so it's some honest 66.6C) Greets, Mario

[@rydfree]

Definitely agree on the Graphene .

[@kimnelisse8507]

@RCModelReviews , Hi Bruce! I ordered three different types (a total of 10 batteries) directly from the EU Warehouse right after I saw your review on the 28th, and today i received the package. The weight of it got me a bit suspicious, only 400gr, and on opening it up my gut feeling was confirmed, only four of them was shipped. But the most irritating part is that the order info claims that the whole order has been shipped. Customerservice has been notified, let's see what response will be. Just a heads up for the rest of you ordering from CNHL, be sure to use a payment that includes some sort of insurance in case shipped items are lost, missing or inadequate to what you've paid for. Keep up the good work Bruce!!

[@FRY_FPV]

that's funny because I actually had to put one of these CHNL battery down a bowl of Salty water because two of the cells decided to go down to 1.9v while the others are still at 3.8v. I always take care of my batteries, I put them in storage mode after a day of flying and I balance the cells on top of that. It's been raining for weeks here so I didn't use the battery for a month and last weekend it was sunny, and unfortunately out of the blue the cells went down. FYI: the battery does not show any sign of puffiness or damage from a potential crash. Another thing: the 6s version is 20g heavier than Tattu batteries and so much chunkier.

[@GottaKnowJoeHobbies]

Plus free shipping over 50. Be sure you use warehouse near you. 2 to 3 days delv. for me..

[@zimzillakilla]

China hobby "We guarantee at least (whatever the labels states)" gotta love them.

[@propellerkopf7155]

The Turnigy Graphene 1300mah 4S 65C ( like the one in this video) are the best in price and performance in my opinion. In the field you can charge them with 20A and you can fly again after 5 minutes... Only need two of them and a big 15000mah 6S for an entire afternoon.

[@heroflying]

Pretty much all I use are CNHL. I have found the Orange 120C batteries to damage easily from over-withdrawal compared to the white and black packs. The 120C packs do perform better though for high amp draw applications like quad racers.

[@CoppertopFPV]

The hobbyking graphene panther 6s that replaced the older ones are decent I have completely discharged mines multiple times and they are still holding up. Heavy tho. Get them when they're on sale and free shipping to the UK if you spend 35 quid.

[@jackdaniels7913]

You really don't see honest longevity reviews of batteries anymore and I'm still running the good OLD "original" HK-Graphene's still but this is on the list now thanks Bruce! 🥃cheers🍻

[@georgeposey7741]

I bought 6 of them I'm enjoying them I use 4s 1500 mah found on Amazon 2 for about 30 only been using about a Month no problems yet and they very well I live next to a busy rd so I spend most days racing cars so it's punch after punch

[@pnwRC.]

Evidently ALL of your subscribers went & bought some of these batteries! The ones I want, ALL three of the options for radios are out of stock!

[@CesiumSalami]

CNHL batteries have never, ever let me down and been the most solid performing battery I've used ... but it comes at a price of weight. They're also the heaviest batteries I've ever used - they're 10-15% heavier than most other things. tacking on ~23-30gr to a build isn't the end of the world. but it's not trivial either.

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic review, Bruce! Thanks a lot! 😊

[@thaddeusj83]

i have been on the ovonic kick and the r line but more on ovonic have had the crap tats cnhl are to square and fat for my liking but work well imo but ill stick with ovonic just lost a quad over night and the battery was down to 2 volts per cell and i brought it back and it has around 10 charges after and seems good kind of surprized...

[@GroundControlRC]

Thanks for the update. I appreciate knowing how products have continued to perform over time and abuse ;-) See you in the Air!

[@bigoilyguy]

I love CNHL best kept secret in FPV batteries imo, great review!

[@skarebsuper]

Hi Bruce, where do you order your lipos from? As cnhl doesnt ship directly to NZ either.

[@EvPv]

I’m a Freestyle pilot looking for the best performance possible, I recently switched to 6S but even the 4S I ran strictly before was always R-Line batteries, I’ve flown other brands, never CNHL but many others and always find myself going back to the Tattu packs And now with the R-Line V3....I have a hard time flying anything else

[@brianemery8945]

I use zeee lipos. Pretty affordable and take abuse well. They still take and hold a perfect charge after many drains. And the C ratings are great!

[@FreshlyFried]

Best batteries I’ve ever spent money on

[@sergio5825]

Hello. I have the white ones 1500 n it’s been great for my 5”. I do have a few that a cell died but I think it’s on me fir beating on them

[@m0nk3yl0v3r]

Found your channel way back in 2015 and it super inspired me to build a mini quad as per your videos.... of course life got in the way and i never did.... PLEASE do a 2020 mini quad cheap build again!

[@angeldoggy]

just today I was telling a friend how good CHL lipos are I love them. Great review

[@shadow7037932]

Any chance you can do a top 5 round up for 2020?

[@DanRogers1985]

CNHL all day every day! You can’t beat the cost for the performance.

[@mikewoodnz1]

how long did it take for these batteries to arrive ? I ordered from there website back in early June 2021 have a tracking number saying it left Chicago , have had about 12 updates and none showing its left usa or even the state of Illinois

[@themountain59]

I have three 850 mah 3s for my comp crawler...they are awesome!

[@dividingbyzerofpv6748]

I will take 10-30g per pack more weight if it means that the battery itself is anywhere from 5 to 10 dollars a battery cheaper than comparable capacity/cell count.

[@kaynanbarak3073]

I use the g+ ones, holding up for ages.. Not very high performance but works well enough. Thanks for the review--was consideeing these ministars, now I Will get them. CHeers

[@flyhardfpv9289]

Hi mate , I’ve had the orange cnhl for a while 6s and they were really good at first then after months of real abuse they are finally sagging pretty bad , so I bought there black series and I was very disappointed my first charge showed an IR of in the low 20’s ! On all 6 ! They were brand new and sagged from the start a real let down, I just bought 5 gab and the IR on 1st charge was 4-5 on each cell on all 5 and boy they are good.

[@mick7sp]

Is the virus going to put a crimp in the lipo supply ?

[@BrokenDownTramp]

yes

[@GIJoe-wu6bo]

Unfortunately, it sure will.

[@mick7sp]

@@BrokenDownTramp I have not heard much about the point... I expect the shelves to run dry from all the hoarding..

[@edwardMcrichy]

for freestyle and long range I use nothing but the CNHL batteries for two reasons, price and they are also good quality.

[@johnnickerson9037]

GNB have been the best for me, here in the US you can buy the relabelled RDQ 4s 1300mah for $20 each.

[@jonathanmurray2186]

I have a couple for my EDFs and a large scale cub. I haven’t had an issue with them.

[@Elnufo]

i dont have CNHL batteries, but i am thinking about getting some, just to try them out, as you suggested.

[@MountaineerFPV]

I use these on my freestyle kwads. I also live by NHRA Maple Grove and rip that track with these packs 👍👍

[@M0rdH0rst]

I have a couple of them, but just for a couple of months. They do perform OK. A lot of my batteries are dying from mechanical impact 🙄 so I cannot say much about longevity.

[@iflylilplanes]

I"m going to give them a try. Thanks Bruce.

[@johncarold]

Hi Bruce Great video and review of the China hobby line, I have not tried them yet but for 3 years I've have been flying GNB and racedayquads and I have been getting Great results with them. I think I will need to try one out. Thanks again for the information

[@j.finesseflights1403]

I haven't had much luck with tho orange cnhl packs but I fly high kv! What I'm going to say next may sound silly but the GOLDBAT 1500MAH 4s packs have been good to me!.

[@CorradoCorradini77]

thanks for your videos !!! I was also going to buy but I saw the black series, I don't understand if they are better or not. they make too many versions with few explanations on their sites.

[@nicktwinn6760]

The cost of lipo's here down under is unbelievable! Back in the UK we used to buy a decent lipo for under £15 quid ($30 NZ) . Where should I be looking here Bruce?? I've was making up my own Lion packs but it appears the 'Power's that be ' won't allow them flown in!! P.S NZ is fantastic in all other ways lol!

[@grumpyjohntxredneckrc6346]

Except For The Crappy Weather... LOL

[@Johnn_T]

Nick Twinn we order CNHL lipos from their GLOBAL warehouse BUT they get sent from the USA so check stocks in US warehouse first. DO NOT ORDER EX AUSSIE AS THEY DONT SHIP HERE! There are a couple of retailers in NZ who sell them too like “Flippin quads” and I think Dronelab sell them too🤔 10 days delivery from the US !!

[@kanenstuff]

I have heard good stuff about there batts may give them a go. Bruce when is the speedybee frame and F7 coming?

[@snir2001]

Using CNHL on all of my RC, FPV, Quads and jets. the best battery for the money.

[@atomicskull6405]

My favorite battery for my 700 size helicopters is the Turnigy 40C blue 5000mah 6S. They tested them on RCG a while back and the actual C rating is 30C-40C so pretty accurate. Usually sell for $64 but sometimes they come down to $45 on sale (which is when I stock up). I run them in 12S and they come down barely warm even after hard flying (ironically my 12S 700s are actually easier on the batteries than my 6S 550 because they use 2 6S batteries in series)

[@ror-ys3qp]

I just received 4 x2200 3S lipos....the cells were very poorly unbalanced and charged too high at 3.9V Is this common? they were the G-Plus series(white)

[@dronereviewman9580]

Great info!!! Thanks!!!!

[@jamesbonde4470]

It's a lot like lap dancer reviews. YMMV. I'll try a set in my copter.

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

I would love to know how long batteries last if they aren't used much. I still have an old Phantom 1 and I have mostly used the original batteries but I did buy Turnigy batteries that I use much less. The P1 batteries are still working reasonably well and I usually get 4 minutes flight from them. I am pretty amazed that they are still going years after I first bought them. Because the Turnigy batteries have had much less use I am not sure if that makes them worth hanging on to or not. Very little puffing going on if at all and cells sitting at about 3.8 for some, 3.6 for others. The original Phantom batteries sit around 3.8. I should add that the readings are storage readings after probably months of not being used.

[@zachmoir]

Would it be possible to get a real world review on the blacks vs these? I can't decide!

[@100SteveB]

I will have to have a look to see if i can get some in the UK - or sent to the UK, really good to see a battery still firm after some abuse. I know what you mean about batteries that fall of a cliff, i had some Zippy batteries that were like that - 3.7 volt per cell one second, 2.8 volt per cell two seconds later. Not good when your multi-rotor just drops from the sky. I have tried those Graphene batteries before, i had a 4s 10.000mah - it went puffy after about 20 charges - that was despite the extra thick shrink wrap they put on them to try and hide the puffiness!

[@TheBuenoWorldDrone]

It's so nice batteries. Thanks for sharing.

[@checkeredflagfilms]

haha...can't see the C rating! right next to the mah! ordering things out of China...if they're even available...at the moment with the Virus...is really problematic! Even then it takes weeks to get to the states...for example...and in some instances I only found 'standard shipping' options. So for the most part, I try and get batteries shipped from a local source...also, like to give local stateside vendors the biz.

[@Johnn_T]

Checkered Flag Films we get out CNHL lipos Ex USA warehouse too👍 takes 10 days from order to delivery!

[@teamplaguebirds]

❤❤❤ CNHL Ministar and black series ❤❤❤

[@vilvfpv8088]

I think the CNHL black ones are better. I had the orange but I hadn't any luck... 😅😭

[@squashum778]

Awesome look like good value for money . Big ones REALLY expensive in NZ

[@edwindeleon]

Hello, first and fore most I love your videos. One thing I wanted to say about thouse turnegy "GRAPHINE" lipo batteries, though they are goood batteries, they are NOT real "graphine" batteries. What I mean is that their internal chemical "working" component have 0 (zero) graphine reacting with any chemicals. Which in turn does not improve any performance in the battery it self. At the moment Graphine is very difficult and expensive to produce. When lipo battery company say their batteries are "graphine" it means the outer component (the outer protective shell of the battery) contains a small amount of graphine. (Non are being used chemically to react with the internal working of the batteries). With that they can "legally" promote their batteries as "graphine batteries". The same tactic is used on food products. Some food says that it's GMO free but in reality the food it self is NOT 100% GMO FREE. Only a part of the food is. But "legally" they can promote the food as GMO FREE!! Ex: a can of mix OF white and brown beans , they will say it's GMO free. Although the white beans are NOTt GMO FREE and the brown beans are, they can promote the whole product as a "gmo free product" . Since that's the case then they can charge a premium for their product bc its "GMO" FREE OR AS with batteries " graphine" lipo.

[@edwindeleon]

Also I wanted to add at the moment of this post there are 0 (ZERO) LIPO real "graphine" barriers that are being sold to regular consumers. Maybe to the military or other companies that pay $$$$$$ for them.

[@kicks5555]

Need advice want a decent drone with a budget off £150 any that you can Recommend please

[@rc-fannl7364]

I can subscribe to most of your experience. Regular Tattu are pretty weak, R-line are much better, but also premium price. Turnigy Graphene hold up well, even when abused, but are often a bit heavier than same capacity other brands. I have a few CNHL 4S 650mAh, and these perform better than average. Only Gaoneng and Rline perform better, but are also more expensive.

[@ollie_fpv9260]

they got built buy sales on cnhl website atm. I just got 4 6s 1100 cnhl black series for £65

[@zhongningli4544]

You need to try the tattu r line 3.0 There's no battery better than that yet.

[@MrHauf85]

China Hobby Lins akronym is CNHL

[@airicfpv3154]

Nice review Bruce, these are some decent batteries I have 2 or 3 myself one is actually an 1800, but I' also have some r lines as well, however I have also been running ovonics they are a fantastic battery at a good price. If you can give em a look

[@stephenwise734]

Is 3 mos. really enough to Time to adequately Quantify something like a LIPO battery, Durability and ability to catch fire?

[@theoztreecrasher2647]

Probably not, but still a notch up on the normal gush on things that just landed yesterday. ;-)

[@poulmartinmller4094]

...i have some serious development (medical+drone) developments going, that severely limits what i can spend on fun/passion which is freestyling quads and ripping god a new arsehole. Those precious funds are the most well considered Investments, that I have and will ever do. Those batteries keep me from going full postal :-) so this conclusion comes with all my experiences - fun and professional longevity included: Buy GNB's if possible or save until you can - the math is undisputable, now for the 6' year running. If money is no objection then buy something else - chnl is not bad for middle of the road needs. Thx Bruce :-)

[@blackbirdboy1]

Wait, hold the phone! 6S EDF??? Did I miss this episode? Lets see this plane please. As for where I get my batts and what batts I use. HobbyKing. Simply because its now hard to get batteries from overseas. I get whatever HK have got a good deal on that will work for the Plane or Quad I want to put them in. I have loads of the 1300 65-130C Granphine 4S. 5200 12C 4S Multistar. 2200 3S 25C Zippy Compacts. Some Nanotechs, and a smattering of other stuff, but no Tattu. My recent purchase was HK 2200 3S 25C Blue Batts, simply because they were in stock & cheap, £8.50 each, plus I got 2x3300 4S Zippy Compact 4S 60C for my Vampire EDF.

[@ethrrr]

I have some of the black ones..and they are just great. Internal resistance is the same for all cells - 005. I don't think that I have better batteries, tried some hobbyking stuff and tattus, I am not a big expert at all :D Greetings from Bulgaria! :))

[@GottaKnowJoeHobbies]

Gotta know joe hobbies here... Goodday my brother. I also was reluctant to buy these because of the name I refused to try them. I'm from that generation that thought china products are all cheap. But all my buddies said try em. I bought 10 3 s 2200mah and passed them out asking my customers to try them and keep track of fights and charges. We have 100 plus on a few still kickin.. and 1/2 to a 1/4 off hobbyshop retail.. I thank they are fine batteries I fly Power HD servos too.. you gotta save where ya can cherrs

[@boarattackboar]

None of my CHNL batteries are puffy, all of my tattu ones are and they are newer than the CNHLs.

[@brandonwoodford579]

I use the CNHL black series 1500. Better than the original green 120c.

[@avejst]

Thanks for sharing👍😀

[@1101nz]

CHL G SERIES : about as good as Turnigy blue, but considerably cheaper