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I don't know if I trust them enough to put them in remotes or kids' toys etc. but I have them in some keypad locks and the like that needed 1.5V and they last forever, even in freezing temps.
I don't know if I trust them enough to put them in remotes or kids' toys etc. but I have them in some keypad locks and the like that needed 1.5V and they last forever, even in freezing temps.
Do you know what is the difference between SE and Bravo version? Thanks
Edit: I found the answer.
Which Should You Choose?
Go with the Q032 SE if:
Your device requires or benefits from a full 1.5 V constant output (e.g. certain cameras, LED flashlights, audio gear).
You prefer a premium fast charger with LCD status display.
You need max capacity per cell.
Opt for the Q022 Bravo if:
You're fine with slightly lower voltage (1.4 V) and modest capacity; still much more than standard Ni–MH.
You want a more budget-friendly option with fast USB‑C charger.
Your devices are flexible on voltage and you value reliability and cycle life.
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I don't know if I trust them enough to put them in remotes or kids' toys etc. but I have them in some keypad locks and the like that needed 1.5V and they last forever, even in freezing temps.
I don't know if I trust them enough to put them in remotes or kids' toys etc. but I have them in some keypad locks and the like that needed 1.5V and they last forever, even in freezing temps.
Edit: I found the answer.
Which Should You Choose?
Go with the Q032 SE if:
Your device requires or benefits from a full 1.5 V constant output (e.g. certain cameras, LED flashlights, audio gear).
You prefer a premium fast charger with LCD status display.
You need max capacity per cell.
Opt for the Q022 Bravo if:
You're fine with slightly lower voltage (1.4 V) and modest capacity; still much more than standard Ni–MH.
You want a more budget-friendly option with fast USB‑C charger.
Your devices are flexible on voltage and you value reliability and cycle life.
Leave a Comment