Good autonomy, correct currents, the casing seems a bit sensitive compared to older LG batteries I used to get (brown), but maybe it's the mod it was placed in (Eleaf Pico). I recommend them.

from the first month they were used in an electronic cigarette I realized it was not a good purchase and I went back to my old batteries that already had 2 years of life

I got a good batch. They work perfectly, their capacity is honest, and the instantaneous current for the electronic cigarette is correct.

Yet another battery to throw your money away! After a short while, very short and with very few recharges, it was useless, ready for the trash!

I put them in a rechargeable lithium vacuum cleaner after its own noname batteries died after 7 years of use... That is, one died and the other seemed relatively ok... But replacing both with something branded and durable was imperative...
The thing is, I made three such vacuums in parallel...
In two I put vtc6 and in one the lg hg2...
The vacuums with the vtc6 have more power... You can tell...
As for duration now, I don't know... Or how long they'll last...
If the lgs last longer, I'll get them again...
As for power though, my preference is for sony...
As for price, I think sony is cheaper or about the same anyway...
In the past, I had used other sony g5 with not good results... For power banks I use Samsung for capacity but in terms of durability over time they don't last long...
For now, I'll prefer only sony again... Until further notice... At least for the application I mentioned... That is, for a lithium vacuum cleaner...
And over time we'll see...
That's all...

At best, they have a capacity of about 1800mAh; I don't know about the current and I'm afraid to try. The market is simply flooded with imitations

I put them in the electronic cigarette, they were good as long as they lasted.
But unfortunately, they only lasted 6 months...
All the batteries I had in my electronic device lasted at least 1.5 years+

Probably imitation batteries. They came in a plastic bag and not in their boxes like the old ones I had bought from the vape store. The charging showed 2300 mAh instead of 3100 mAh

At regular intervals it displays on the charger, as well as on the electronic cigarette, low battery despite being charged

I have used efest and various Chinese batteries.
In recent years, I only use vtc6 batteries.
I vape on an Aegis 100 mod and with one charge, I get through my day.
The previous ones still last for over 10 hours.

First batteries for electronic cigarette
I have really used them a lot and they still work
I must have fallen on a good batch but even the fact that they have been working for three years now and confidently get me through the day

It says 3120 in the description. 3000 is written on them. I wouldn't recommend them, my old 3000s last longer even though they are 3 years old.

Not even 2000mAh, even though it said 3000, what a shame. I also bought 8 batteries for 6 euros each... from the official website, too.

Out of the 2 I bought, one lasted for 1 week and the other one didn't charge from the beginning. Stay away, guys

The battery capacity is significantly smaller than their nominal capacity of 3000mAh. I bought 3 batteries. One of them doesn't charge above 2.1 volts and is defective. The other two charge with a maximum capacity of 1500-1600 mAh.

Stickers on the batteries are likely not genuine. These specific ones weigh 41 grams (46.8 grams for the originals +-1.5 grams) and have a capacity of 850 to 1000mAh

I have had them for about half a year and they have been playing up, except for the 3 hours it takes to charge. The second one doesn't match the other one, it runs out much faster on the Voopoo Drag 3 at 50 watts.

Terrible batteries... as soon as I got them, they had a maximum capacity of 1300 to 1400... they are probably a brand that burned me... unacceptable

You get what you pay for. I have batteries that cost twice as much and after 2 years their performance hasn't dropped at all. These ones dropped in half a year, without being constantly used or recharged.

I got one to replace the factory one with an electric screwdriver. The screwdriver works much better than before, it is much more powerful and I simply forget to charge it so much because it lasts!

I bought 2 for the price of €12.30 (including shipping), slightly more expensive than the price of one in a store, that is.
The batteries work with moderate performance.
What most people ignore is that they should not be exposed to heat and humidity or thrown on a desk.
Also, you should avoid dropping them from a great height (and receiving general impacts).
Although they are lithium, it is good to discharge them completely a few times, while it is also good not to charge them when their power is at the middle.
I use them in an electronic cigarette, a single battery (at 30W), and I am not satisfied.
They do not have the duration I would desire.
Additionally, when I receive a low capacity indication (from my electronic cigarette), their end is much shorter than I would expect...

P.S.: I would recommend the excellent Aspire INR 8650 Li-ion 2600mAh 3.7V, or the LG HG2L 18650 Li-ion 3000mAh 3.7V!

I bought 8. They seem genuine, but their capacity is only 3 out of the ones I measured

Good battery. Affordable! If we're talking about the Murata, it's like the genuine one, as Sony has granted manufacturing rights. It requires a little attention because there are many VTC6 imitations circulating. The genuine ones give you more than what you pay for. I have them in my dual-battery e-cigarette.

Unfortunately, as previously mentioned, the implementation is very poor. In no case do their capacities exceed 2400mAh, not the 3000mAh stated on their label. Their currents also do not reach the promised 30A. They are good for light use, but for those who desire longevity and currents, it is better to look towards other companies. Of course, the same and worse issues are also encountered with the LG HG2. The new versions have no relation to those that were circulating a few years ago, they are inferior.

I bought and exchanged three pairs of batteries since their capacity did not exceed 2000-2100 mah. I have the same batteries for a year now and they still produce 2550-2600 mah. The conclusions are up to you.

Two Sony VTC6 18650 3000mAh rechargeable batteries were purchased on 28/5/21. For the past two months, the batteries have been draining very quickly, unlike the same brand-model battery I have been using for 2 years, which still has a slightly reduced performance. Obviously, this is a defective product.

I use them in an electronic cigarette.
They last for two years without losing much of their capacity.
Reliable.

I used them on a fishing LED lens. After 6 months, they did not hold up like in the beginning... only lasted for 3 hours and not continuously.... only during bait time.... They do not state anywhere that they are SONY... What a shame

The conclusions are yours.