LG 18650 Battery Cells | 1500mAh–3600mAh

INR, ICR, IMR – What's the Difference?
When you see battery labels like INR, ICR, and IMR, it’s easy to get confused. Here’s the simple breakdown:
✅ INR: Stands for Nickel-Cobalt-Manganese, a chemistry that gives you good energy and safety.
✅ ICR: Stands for Lithium Cobalt, which has high capacity, but it’s a bit less safe under heavy loads.
✅ IMR: Stands for Lithium Manganese, designed for high-power applications with great safety.
✅ But don’t worry too much about the prefixes!In most cases, you don’t need to stress about whether it’s INR, ICR, or IMR. The most important thing is to look at the capacity (mAh) and discharge rate (A) for your specific needs. Just focus on the model number and what it offers for your device. For most people, the chemistry doesn’t make a big difference for regular use—just pick the right model for your application!
What Do the Colors (Brown, Yellow, Green, Purple, Red, Pink) Mean for LG 18650 Models?
✅ Brown: Typically associated with higher capacity cells like HE2 and HE4.
✅ Yellow: Used for high-discharge rate models like HG2.
✅ Green: Often seen in standard capacity cells, used for everyday applications.
✅ Purple: Found in high-drain cells like HB6 for vapes and high-power electronics.
✅ Red: Usually refers to lower capacity batteries for more budget-friendly options.
✅ Pink: A distinguishing color for LG's high-performance models, used in specialized applications.