Dr. Prepare PowerMax 100Ah LiFePO4 Solar Power Station Lithium Battery Review

[@HOBOTECH]

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[@jkee6146]

Hey Hobo! Just liked and subscribed. Thank you for being so awesome! You're videos are very helpful to anyone learning about off-grid applications. Keep it up!

[@__WJK__]

Appreciate the videos. That said, there's really no need to tear them down, would rather see you donate them and/or offer them up in a giveaway.

[@128MrRon]

Hobotech--I love 💕 the module idea 💡and like u said they should have made this in the larger ah…I would also like to see it in there new Little 100 ah battery even if it had to be a little taller…I did see a gentleman reviewing this battery burn up the module when using one port to charge his lap top and the other to charge his phone..He think 🤔 it burned up because he was using the laptop 💻 which was over the 30 way rating of the port while charging the phone too…Dr prepare said they would replace the module and would try to update there website manual about drawing to much power from the ports especially using laptops…

[@hackersmurf5723]

Just saw this video and thanks for all you do. And keep giving them away no breaking!

[@invisibilianone6288]

Looks like this battery is the one ( actually four would be best). Only problem is,,. It's difficult to save enough $$$ to get even one battery, these days. If I didn't have to spend $$$ on fuel for generator, I could put those $$$ toward the batteries and solar panels...connectors &,&,&,& I'm getting older, slower, weaker & dumber....too fast💩👀💩 Out in the woods being a watchman is where I'll be, until I graduate from this planet 🌎 Hobotech, you do great work here, helping us get things done correctly😎☕ . My vote is for NOT tearing the batteries open, as they are useful but,,,it's always fun taking things apart, just to see what makes work😁

[@Hiker97]

Your testing is thorough, tear downs aren't necessary. Selling them cheap or gifting is great.

[@TheVegan15]

I like that battery. No do not rip them apart. It's nice that you give them away. There are so many people in need ♥️🧡

[@diamondpeakproductions]

Yes, many. I could use some good solar. My pv-200 have seen better days.

[@JayMS916]

Pair this with a Renogy 40A dc-dc charger and a 120W solar panel and you have a fairly affordable house battery setup for your adventure rig.

[@samspencer7765]

Honestly you don't need to tear down, I'm just really grateful for the thorough quality reviews you do exactly as they are.

[@bransell9781]

Couldnt agree more ~

[@markeh1971]

I agree, the manufacturer shows the pics of the cells as in the video in their report. It’s also backed up by the results so no need to do it, better off giving them away to a long term user and follow up in 12 moths etc.

[@veganpotterthevegan]

What if they're B grade cells that are only performing well now? What if the bus bars are crap? What if it uses a known to fail BMS? These are all things Will has found in batteries.

[@mpedrozax1]

I bought the ol' version of the Dr. Prepare100Ah battery and had problems with it charging. I contacted their support and they provided a no hassle replacement with free shipping. For me they sent replacement battery right a way. I'm very happy with Dr. Prepare support and battery. This looks like a better version of the battery with the additional power station. I would buy Dr. Prepare again.

[@TexCynRVLife]

No. Please do not tear down. What a great asset you are to the community for giving and or selling products at a discount or for free! That's way more valuable in my book! 👍🤗 Thank you!! Edit: I ordered 2 for my two 12 volt fridges! And they tossed in a fan with a light at no cost. Cool beans!

[@LipsMalloy]

This is one of my favorite reviews so far! I really appreciate that you took the time to provide chapters so I can go back to review particular parts. I never thought I'd have a use for a stand alone 12V battery, but this one is perfect. Not too heavy and it has a carry strap plus hardware to bolt it down for a semi-permanent install. I know a few people who really need this battery. I think this will be a huge seller! Please don't do tear downs. Much better to donate to those in need. As you said, they show what's inside on the website.

[@HOBOTECH]

Glad you like the chapters. I just started doing it. It's a pain in the butt.

[@martinblanchard698]

No tear down necessary. Your reviews are thorough enough!

[@spockmcoyissmart961]

just ordered 1 with the discount. thanks for the review!

[@LiquidTurbo]

Your reviews are the best. Never change. Thanks for what you do (educating folks like myself who don't know much) This battery looks fantastic for my purposes and needs. Innovative hub too!

[@mrracerx8302]

Don’t destroy…. Your testing and the warranty from the manufacturer pretty much answer the relevant questions. This looks like a solid replacement for the Weize I bought a few months ago.

[@adamw4469]

Professor Hobo, this really seems like a winner. In a comment, I requested more DIY builds in 2023 and I really think this is a solid start! It gives you 1) 100ah capacity and 2) ports to both charge and use the battery built-in for just a few dollars more. With your code you're only looking at $20-40 more than the cost of a comparable battery PLUS it has cold protection which is so rare in similarly priced batteries. Yes, you're missing an AC inverter but if you are like me and really would really just like a decent capacity "solar generator" to run a 12V fridge and charge standard devices, you start paying for features you don't plan to use or have to build something which would be hard to do for this price. Tear down isn't required IMO. Tear down is great for people more advanced in electronics to see the guts and components. I'd say for the majority of your audience, testing what the end user is getting for their money and noting pros and cons is an A+ system. Your reviews are the best on youtube for an end user IMO. Thank you!

[@J.D_7]

I'd rather these units are used to help others or whatever use you have for them rather than destroying them to let us see what's inside. Great review. I just got my EB240 on Wednesday but sadly, the adapter brick (T200) isn't working so I can't charge but unit works fine. Got an email back asking to send a video of the problem and they will make sure I'm looked after. I read some stories of people concerned about customer service but I'm glad they got back to me quickly to help.

[@RichardSwift]

No tear down necessary. Thanks for this review

[@keithbrookshire]

That module is a fantastic feature. The price and warranty is amazing too. Other companies will be chasing this one.

[@JREO1]

No tear downs!! Thanks Hobo!!

[@ytJnC]

The cool thing about that interface module is you should be able to place it elsewhere in a vehicle/camper application and run an Anderson connector back to the battery. This looks like a very versatile solution for those just starting out.

[@LiquidTurbo]

Exactly why I just purchased it. I was waiting for something like this to come around.

[@davecroft2991]

Neat!

[@HOBOTECH]

I didn't even think of that. You can get extension cables here hobotech.tv/amazon/#Solar-Adapters

[@davecroft2991]

They only way for me this would work "better" would be if it was 200ah. I guess I need to learn how to wire two of them together. Professor, I know that you do review's but maybe consider a vid showing how to connect it with another 12v battery and discuss best practices and concerns. Pretty please

[@HOBOTECH]

Hook red to red and black to black using 2/0 or larger cable. Done.

[@dwightmcvey2265]

I have this battery, with a 120W Elecaenta portable solar panel, running a 80 quart 12V refrigerator on my boat in Florida. We use it to charge our phones, tablets and everything else that requires a charge as well. It's working great.

[@terrigonzales6661]

How long does it last before you need to charge?

[@dwightmcvey2265]

@@terrigonzales6661 it was normally at around 60% in the morning before the sun hit the solar panel.

[@ryanmiller4890]

That's the same setupI'm thinking about, but with a smaller 12v fridge. How do those panels perform when partially shaded? That's the only info I can't find on them otherwise great reviews on them. The other panel I'm wanting is a Bluerise 120w but I can't find them anywhere. They perform really well when partially shaded.

[@rogerprism8661]

Heck Nooo! No teardowns! No need to destroy good, working, expensive items just for our entertainment when they could be used to aid someone in need. I appreciate that you are actually doing that (providing aid to those in need). You ROCK!!

[@grahampryce4429]

Others do teardowns, so not necessary here - thanks for all you do on your channel!

[@guszavos2839]

no tear down needed for me - thanks for the great reviews!

[@The_Jenn]

Absolutely, don't tear them apart! I agree that Will has that part of the testing done.

[@jasonbroom7147]

THAT is a good BMS! Not surprising when it's built by Renogy. Instead of relying on the thermal switch getting too warm and shutting things down, this BMS actually controls the amperage being drawn, protecting the cells from too high of a discharge rate. Does the BMS not turn the battery back on after a period of time? Most will and I would expect something from Renogy to be built with that feature. With that module on top, and considering what most folks use them for, this thing really is a mini power station. I won't be surprised if we see a few more models like this hitting the market. Very cool of you to help out your friend who lost everything in a fire. No need to tear the batteries down.

[@HOBOTECH]

I waited about 10 minutes but I was on a schedule to get the cold protection testing done. If I have time I'll check before I pack it up.

[@markmonroe7330]

It is pretty common for most all of them to need to be reset when they hit the low voltage cutoff. Victron specifically addresses this with their chargers.

[@jasonbroom7147]

@@HOBOTECH - Don't blame you for not waiting longer, with all the stuff you do. The Daly BMS on a couple of batteries I built will not "wake up" after an event, but others are built to do that. Going to miss your videos over the next couple of months.

[@tomplater1153]

NO, don't destroy the battery. Help other people out. Happy New Year and thanks for the videos.

[@davesimmons8640]

No tear-down needed for me. If you've seen one power cell, you've seen 'em all, pretty much. Keep doing good deeds and giving away the equipment to those in need. It's a good thing.

[@johnheller4594]

No tear downs. Thanks for thorough examination of theses products.

[@BrentEvjen]

Don't tear them down. Keep giving them to people in need! Thanks for all the great content!!

[@manimalworks7424]

This is perfect for a car fridge. I am buying one. Thanks for the review!

[@michaelhoger697]

Your videos and testing methods are great! Do not tear apart and keep your good will of helping fellow campers.

[@ivanbaggett3303]

My vote is don't do teardowns, I like your channel the way it is. There are other YT channels that do teardowns. I watch them when I want to see what is inside a particular product. I recommend your channel to others who are looking for solid product reviews without the technical details of teardowns. Keep up your awesome work!

[@gomerwd]

No on teardown. I like it that you can help folks that need it.

[@johnsaucerhunter]

Nice review and am glad I took advantage on the first "Dr Prepare" review (2021). As far as the tearing apart all the batteries.. I'm at odds on doing this for a number of reasons. For safety reasons alone, I believe with LiPo Batteries that special containment and disposal would be a constant necessity. But I can understand that some would like to see the 'insides'. On the other hand your Altruistic nature and generosity has helped out those in need. My best suggestion would be to not tear them apart unless an overwhelming "scream" from the Peanut Gallery demands such because of; (insert reason here). That then could lean towards an inquisitive dismantlement of such device. ... And Happy Holidays Dude!

[@smfmotors]

Agree with your thought process on this.

[@4philipp]

Peanuts always win

[@rodneyross5282]

Mr Tech, it is not important to tear down. Ole Will does that for you lol. He does find some very interesting flaws in some very expensive batteries. You and him are basically two peas in a pod. Very truthful and informative. People in this day and age do not have the ability to tell it like it really is. Now for the funny thing I see every time there is a 12vdc lighter plug, I laugh knowing whats coming. Wishing you a super New Year filled with fun and merriment. God bless in all you do.

[@lawrencedavidson6195]

No, no need to tear down. Love your videos. Greetings from Jamaica.

[@GratefulWarriorMom]

You don't have to tear them down. Your reviews are complete and educational and it's wasteful to destroy them when someone who really needs one can get one that's affordable. Other youtubers are out there who do that thoroughly and it's not really going to benefit the review for someone who's shopping for one. I'm renovating a little motorhome to move into after my spouse ran off and left me financially in a bind. I'd love to have a solar system for my little rig so that I don't have to plug up. Continue to do what your doing!

[@BobTheGod44]

NO. Don't tear them down. Like you said you (or some lucky person) will get more use out of them if they're in one piece. And if like you said you give them away or sell at low cost, you're doing a good thing helping someone who can use them. And, maybe even get a review from them further down the line how the battery is doing.

[@moeman1977]

No don’t destroy. Your reviews are great. I have learned a lot. And giving them to the needy is far more important. God bless.

[@matthoward1174]

I like the idea of someone who needs it getting some use out of this equipment after your thorough testing is complete. Thanks !

[@jawo9000]

Wow this battery is awesome! Great review Tom and thank you ✌️

[@stevennixon5853]

Thanks for everything you do and the time invested in developing your testing protocol. I don't see a value in tearing down the batteries. Happy New year, and I look forward to your videos next year.

[@chrisroland2428]

No tear down necessary. Thanks Hobotech

[@teddyflynn2495]

No need to tear apart when you do such a thorough review. Like the video! Thanks!

[@LiquidTurbo]

Received this battery and hub! Dr. Prepare even threw in a free cordless fan. super cool. all in all first impressions are fantastic. Seems like a well built product! The terminals are M8, so if you have a bunch of M6 accessories, they won't work. All in all, screaming deal especially with the free gift + hobotech code. Thanks again!

[@jackdougherty5151]

hi! if you don't mind, can you use the hub and battery terminals at the same time?

[@LiquidTurbo]

@@jackdougherty5151 yes I believe you can. I do.

[@walleyvideo8297]

No, don't tear them apart. Great videos!

[@lorraine5319]

Really great reviews, I am learning a lot, thank you! No, I can't see any point in tearing them down. A diagram would work just fine if need be.

[@cseelertwfg]

Appreciate the quality reviews. There are enough teardown videos out there. Maybe is you could reach a deal with the manufacturers on recycling the components with the then that could be a teardown video. Happy New Year 🎊

[@davesdiversions8078]

NO. There are other people doing tear-downs already. I think you reviews are very thorough as it is.

[@jonpardue]

I like the way you test now, no tear down needed. Really appreciate you working with vendors to get us discount codes! Happy New Year

[@DevaultFamilyLiving]

I say NAY on the teardown. No need to destroy a perfectly good product that could be helpful to someone that needs it. If you run out of people in need, then I say just randomly (no contest necessary) pick a person in your comments and offer the product to them if they pay the shipping cost. That way it only cost you a little time, and you can make someone's day. Just my thoughts. On another note, I think this battery is going to be a big hit with "Off Grid" outdoor people. What a convenient product with that power module idea. Have a Happy New Year, and God Bless.

[@jacksmith4402]

donate or sell. You know many people who needs these things. You are the best tester/presenter on these things. Thank You for another great show and tell.

[@knowyourjoe8826]

NO. Please DONATE or Sell those those batteries at a reduced price to someone who could use them. I have watched enough of your content to believe that you are knowledgeable, honest and straight forward with the information you provide. I can believe what you tell me about the internals and feel confident in your information. Destructive evaluation is a waste valuable resources that could greatly benefit others. I sincerely hope the majority of your audience feels likewise. BTW, I usual watch your content from our TV but this request motivated me so intensely I got up, logged on, thumbs up, commented, subscribed and shared your your videos with others. Thanks for sharing.

[@eddiet3026]

No need to tear them down! Your tests are thorough enough to exhibit the features claimed on the batteries, e.g. the cold temperature charging protection. All I need to know is it works. And it's a great use to make them available to those in need!

[@mannys4036]

Please do not destroy by opening them up. I like the fact that you are generous and pay them forward to people who need them; a humanitarian gesture. I have seen other channels that tear them apart. It was nice to see the parts but not necessary for me. Seeing the inside would not inflluence my decision to purchase in anyway. If I did not get what was promised, I would simply return it. The information you provide is more than sufficient. I would like to see you get more detailed about connection devices and shunts; how to connect them; some simply and basic 12 volt system. Product reviews on them would be great seeing how most people do not know how to use these devices correctly. Also KZbinrs rush videos; talk to fast to pump out videos. I have not seen who explain in detail. Start with one product then add one divice in next video. It would be fun and clear to the user. Because I am a big fan of your channel since the beginning, I would add this meaning no offense, your store is a big mess. I went to order something and it was so difficult I went elsewhere. It was ugly and needs a facelift. I am sure you would have a premier store. I am sharing this because this is my experience and the experience of my friends who have tried to find items. Please do not take offense as this is constructlive critizism.

[@jkfisher5752]

No, don't pull apart. Donating is so much better! Happy New Year!!

[@redpuma8849]

Please donate, these batteries There are so many people that could truly use the help. Thank you for letting me give you my input.

[@markmonroe7330]

Excellent review, as always. Nice to see you starting to include low temp tests. I have noticed a significant form factor difference in these 100ah 12v batteries. During tear downs, I see that many have a bunch of empty space around the cells meaning that a lot of them are just using the same generic cases. I noticed that the SOK and the Power Queen Premium are much smaller form factor - 20-30% smaller. This is kind-of-a-really-big-deal. If I can fit 3 or 4 of the smaller form factors into the same space as 2-3 of the others, that is significant in my truck/van. Would be really nice to see more info on the form factors and comparisons since I see that as being a defining attribute and Power Queen specifically is trying to leverage it with their new model (although the SOK is very close in size).

[@tpaw6908]

No your helping so many . Your knowledge is mind blowing. Happy New Year keep doing what your doing.

[@terryleethompson6245]

Just ordered one using you HOBO& Coupon code- Thank you for the code & Review--- This is the only Battery for us Newbies...

[@stevepirtle1806]

I think your gifting is great, there's a lot of people in need.

[@loucinci3922]

Cool little module on top. I like it. Happy New Year! Thanks for sharing.

[@anamericanpatriot5032]

Love your reviews. So informative thank u

[@garyhalk5430]

No tear down it's a great thing giving away to people who need them

[@FREEDOM_2020]

Professor Hobo, your sound has a background hiss or noise, good job on reviews! NO FOR THE TEAR DOWN your the MAN !

[@HOBOTECH]

Yeah I had the heater on and forgot to shut it off.

[@Frankenstompbox]

I think it's cool that you donate to people who will use them. There are plenty of channels that rip things apart if people want to see that.

[@bidnow]

Don't tear apart. We can watch that somewhere else. Gift them or sell cheap. Love your reviews.

[@uriah4201]

Great review! NO, it would be a shame to destroy good batteries just to see what's inside. I agree, best to use or donate them.

[@jonathansailer1473]

I vote against the tear down. There are others that will do a tear down. Do you tests and any other insight to the product. The performance testing is what we need to know! Thanks for all the info you provide to us!

[@billwiley7216]

Love the idea of using an Anderson extension cable and placing the module in a convenient location while having the battery out of the way in a van or suv on a camping trip and still have the option to use the module on the battery as a true portable 12v power source. With this type of portable flexibility and using LiPo4 cells the price seems very reasonable as well. Pick up a Lipo4 friendly AC charger where then you have the option of charging from the grid and/or generator power to go along with the ability of solar charging and not to mention this unit capacity wise is expandable capacity wise by adding in another battery in parallel and this has suddenly gotten very attractive both from a usability and cost position.

[@davef.2329]

No, don't destroy perfectly good components. As you gave this one to a friend in need, so can any of those pieces be put to good use, rather than wasted n a landfill. Happy New Year!

[@johnkirby6547]

Your honest reviews are good enough. No need to tear down, best idea is to donate them after and do a follow-up 1 year later on the performance..

[@Oceangirl326]

There is no need to tear those batteries apart. Will and Jason do that along with numerous others. Your review is good and your discounts are nice. I just bought this same battery two days ago from Dr Prepare so I missed your discount but I did get a free lamp so it is about the same. I would like to know if I could put regular Dr Prepare batteries in parallel with this battery or do all have to have the special module too? Thanks, Hobo!

[@brandondavison8258]

No need to do tear downs. It is better they go to those who are in need than into the trash. Your videos are very thorough already. Thanks for all you do and the great discount codes!

[@jett01000010]

No need to tear down units but keep pushing the units to shut down automatically to test their safety. You could add a few non destructive stress tests like extremes of temperature, a tumble down a ramp, and a bouncy ride in a trailer to verify build quality. For Solar panels you could test tolerance to partial shade.

[@tacozilla3762]

Definitely keep up the style you already do, giving them to a person in need or selling at discount is way better than tearing them apart. I do understand why people want to see the inside to make sure the quality is what it claims but enough channels destroy brand new stuff that could go to someone that needs it. If enough manufacturers get behind the idea you could almost do a starter set for people. Small inverter-battery-solar panel maybe?

[@davezimmerman6416]

Thanx for the video and do not destroy the battery 😊

[@franklinbrown7389]

You should see what happens of you put it on a naked solar panel. Wouldn’t it be cool if it worked and you could have an ultra simple setup. Isn’t this something a true HOBO would do. Help us Hobotech, your our only hope!

[@azmike1692]

I don’t think a tear down is necessary. Your reviews are spot on and very entertaining thank you for doing what you do it really helps me make an informed decision

[@setsailatnoon]

This is a great battery for overlanding with a portable solar panel, a refrigerator. Set up camp, grab the battery, set it by tent or whatever, have a beer from the fridge...portable solar charges while you do it.

[@WATCHLLS]

Thanks Hobo, you saved me $30 off the already on sell price plus I got a free fan :)

[@Ima-hoot]

Great review as usual. Don’t like the destruction aspect just to see the insides. So I vote NO to tearing them up.

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the review. No Sir don’t destroy the batteries.

[@nomadicratpack7886]

I DON'T USUALLY COMMENT ON VIDEOS, I have watched you since the beginning when you were sitting next to water in your van waiting for somebody to send you another panel LOL . Your videos are very thorough and very informative this battery looks like a 12 volt solution for most people starting out at a good price with great features it's a shame it does not do More voltage than 12 in series and the BMS on this one looks very sensitive however it is very comparable to what used to be a very expensive battery by battleborn, and the low temp charging feature working is great cuz I live in a cold environment thanks for the good work keep it up we'll keep watching again I usually don't comment but I couldn't help myself on this one what a great battery for a beginner thank you keep the good videos coming

[@youngkennith9]

No don’t tear them apart. Most have a look inside on their website. Thank you for a great video.

[@BexCatherder]

No, tear down isn't necessary. I enjoy watching Will tear things up but I really have no idea if what's inside is good or bad. As long as it's safe for electrical noobs like me is what I like to see. Seeing this one shut down when it's supposed to is very helpful.

[@TryingtoSurvive2day]

Please don't tear down these batteries, there are plenty of other reviews that do this nonsense. Donate to those in need. Thank you for all you do for this community.

[@michaelfoster3441]

Incredible review I will getting a few of these soon

[@BSerrell4]

Thanks for this video! This unit is just what I need! I have been looking at a lot of potential options to upgrade from my 50aH AGM that's 6 years old as my Sienna camper. 'house' battery.

[@raphderito]

I don't need to see the inside of any battery, I think you do a good job testing them for us and I like that you give the battery away after.

[@michaelsheeder148]

No don't tear down the battery. Happy New years 🥳🎈🎊🎉 thanks Michael

[@offgridgrannie5557]

No tear down Be you , it’s great to spread the blessings

[@randynfl]

No teardown necessary. Your reviews are appreciated and very helpful "as is"

[@howardsherburnesr13]

Please don't tear down. Must keep using. Happy New Year, B safe

[@bjnslc]

Code is still good for the PowerMax. Thank you!

[@4philipp]

The tight specs are not a downside, it delivers as promised which is what it is supposed to do. Not being able to put them in series is a bummer. But that’s due to the Output Module. At least we can still put them in parallel to get some real world output. Too many fuss over that low temp protection. It’s not a starter battery, so there is no reason why we would expose it to low temps like that. A insulated box has always been a better solution. The Output Module with its own 100 watt solar input is neat. That makes the battery perfect for off grid remote installation scenarios. Self contained system. I like it. The module might also make it harder to monitor battery capacity if you use standard connections and use the module. Where do you put your battery monitor? And will it account for two input/output sources? Like to see that tested and verified. That Module gives another interesting option: use a xt60 extension cable and mound it closer to where it’s needed or convenient. On second thought, that might truly be the best creative feature. The best feature might be those recessed bolts for hookup. Making the battery stackable gives new mounting and space options. This battery could be perfect as a external source for a solar generator to expand capacity. $399 is still a decent price, considering that the old Battleborn were $899. The discount would cover sales tax for my location. So if shipping is free, then $399 is the final price. A good deal. It’s not a home backup or off grid living design but still has very good use cases for smaller applications. 👍👍 Happy New Year Hobos

[@HOBOTECH]

They can be put in parallel, not series.

[@4philipp]

@@HOBOTECH yes, I noticed my writing error, which makes my statement contradictory. We want them at least in parallel do we can draw real world power outlet energy. Let me fix that error real quick. Thank you Hobo.

[@clarencewiles963]

I think we have passed the point of takedown’s. Have you noticed the past two years how the majority of the manufacturers have responded to fix the issues. Even to placing comments on your pages in responses they’ve fixed the problem. So I would suggest that you add a heat gun and use that for detection purposes. Tearing down not so much. But frankly it’s a possibility you’re going through a tear down by your discernment of what you’re seeing. Have a great weekend and Have a Happy New Year!

[@BobTheGod44]

I think it would be interesting if you reviewed some of the Lithium battery chargers. 20 amp 30 amp 40amp etc.

[@yetithruhiker9230]

Absolutely...that would be helpful.

[@ibenglish]

That is a well thought out battery. I like what they did here with this. Nice video, thank you.

[@WhenTheManComesAround]

Sadly I think we all know that tearing them down will give ya more video views overall. Reason being it brings in an additional audience that's looking for that in addition to the testing you already do. Since I want you to be as successful as humanly possible on KZbin, I think drawing additional audience with tear down is a smart business move. Just my 2 cents. Keep up the great work my friend 👍

[@jendean6869]

Great review and easy to understand for a beginner like me, thank you