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🔋 HRB 2S 5000mAh 7.4V LiPo Battery (XT60)
I chose this HRB 2S 5000mAh 7.4V LiPo battery for my RC truck mainly because I needed a longer runtime without the bulk of a 3S pack. This model stood out for its balance of capacity and price, and the XT60 connector made it instantly compatible with most of my gear.
Shipping was surprisingly fast—just under three weeks to the US. The packaging was sturdy, no puffing, and the voltage on arrival was perfect (around 3.8V per cell).
Performance-wise, it exceeded expectations. I’ve been able to run my 1/10 scale truck for over 40 minutes of mixed driving. No overheating, and internal resistance remains low after five cycles. It charges quickly and reliably balances.
Pros:
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High capacity for the price
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Arrived well-balanced and healthy
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Stable output under moderate load
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Fits standard 1/10 scale compartments easily
Cons: – Slightly heavy for smaller builds – Not ideal for high-drain setups (C rating isn’t ultra-high)
Compared to similar LiPo batteries from US retailers like Venom or Gens Ace, this one cost me about 50–60% less. Definitely a great budget alternative without compromising safety or runtime. Totally met my expectations.
US $17.96
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🔋 2PCS HRB 3S 11.1V 2200mAh 50C LiPo Battery
These HRB 3S 2200mAh LiPo packs (set of 2) were bought specifically for my FPV drone builds. I fly mid-range, not freestyle, so 2200mAh gives a sweet spot between flight time and agility. The 50C rating drew my eye, as I wanted reliable power without voltage sag.
Shipping was efficient, and I appreciated getting two packs in one order. Cells were perfectly balanced on arrival.
After testing on both a fixed-wing plane and a 5″ drone, I can confirm the advertised capacity holds up. I get about 8–10 minutes on light throttle. There’s a tiny bit of puff after hard runs, but nothing concerning. The packs don’t heat up much and hold charge well in storage.
Pros:
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2-pack offers great value
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True-to-spec capacity
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Solid power delivery under load
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Clean solder joints and plug fit
Cons: – Slight swelling after very aggressive flying – C rating feels more like 40C in practice
Versus equivalent US batteries like Tattu or Bonka, this two-pack saves about $25. While they’re not elite racing packs, they 100% justify the price and serve perfectly for casual FPV and park flying.
US $29.38
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🔋 HRB 4S 14.8V 5000mAh 50C LiPo Battery
I needed a 4S 5000mAh LiPo for my large-scale RC airplane, and this one from HRB hit the sweet spot on capacity, discharge rate, and price. The XT60 connector is ideal for quick swaps, and the overall dimensions fit snug in the battery tray.
Delivery was quick and smooth, about 16 days to my door. Pack came well padded.
It’s performed beautifully on my 1.2m wingspan trainer plane. Tons of power on takeoff, and I’ve flown 12-minute flights with plenty of reserve. Battery doesn’t get hot and feels durable with a thick shrink wrap.
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Excellent energy density
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Handles 40A bursts easily
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Solid build with clean soldering
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XT60 is pre-installed
Cons: – A bit heavier than some premium brands – Can’t push beyond 60A consistently
At $35, it’s far more affordable than similar 4S 5000mAh packs from US vendors like Spektrum (usually $70+). Completely lived up to expectations and gave me reliable, consistent power.
US $59.65
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🔋 HRB 3S 11.1V 1300mAh 60C LiPo Battery
I ordered this HRB 3S 1300mAh 60C pack for my racing drone. The 1300mAh capacity is a standard in freestyle builds, and the 60C looked promising for punch-outs.
Shipping was quick again (about 2.5 weeks). On arrival, cell voltage was balanced and no damage or swelling.
I’ve put it through some aggressive freestyle sessions, and this thing holds up. It doesn’t sag even when doing back-to-back rolls and power loops. Internal resistance remained under 10mΩ per cell after five uses.
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Lightweight, ideal for drones
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Great power burst and responsiveness
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Holds voltage well during maneuvers
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True C-rating for its price
Cons: – Slightly tighter balance plug than usual – Only one color/design option
This was about $18, half the price of a Tattu R-Line 1300mAh. For budget-conscious drone pilots, it’s a no-brainer. Definitely met and slightly exceeded what I expected.
US $46.17
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🔋 HRB 6S 22.2V 6000mAh 50C Hardcase LiPo
I grabbed this 6S 6000mAh hardcase LiPo for a high-powered 1/8 scale RC buggy. The 50C and hard shell design made it an easy pick for rugged use.
Delivery time: 20 days. The pack was tightly secured, no shipping damage.
On the road, this thing is a beast. I can bash for almost 40 minutes at mixed throttle, with no overheating or cut-offs. It fits perfectly into my buggy’s battery tray and takes abuse without showing wear.
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Rugged hardcase protects well
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Long runtime and sustained voltage
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Handles heavy loads effortlessly
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Charges and stores like new
Cons: – Heavy (but expected at this size) – Needs solid charger to handle capacity
Compared to US brands like SMC or MaxAmps, this is a steal at under $60. Easily exceeded my expectations and gave me pro-level performance for hobbyist money.
US $37.89
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🔋 HRB 3S 11.1V 4000mAh 35C LiPo
This 3S 4000mAh battery is for my RC boat. I wanted something with a bit more juice than a 2200mAh but still light enough for speed.
Shipping was decent. Battery arrived with no swelling and balanced at 3.85V/cell.
In use, it’s given great run time and speed on the water. Power is consistent, and it never gets hot. Runtime is about 20–25 minutes, and recharge is fast using a dual charger.
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Excellent value
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Decent C rating, enough for marine
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Lightweight for capacity
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No swelling or overheating
Cons: – Label peels after a few uses – Not ideal for high-drain racers
Cost me about $23; compared to US models, that’s a 40% savings. More than satisfied with it—it’s my go-to for water fun now.
US $22.22
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🔋 HRB 4S 14.8V 3300mAh 50C LiPo Battery
I got this 4S 3300mAh pack for my DJI Flamewheel custom drone. I was looking for just enough flight time without overloading the gimbal.
Delivered in 18 days, well-packaged and undamaged.
On the quad, it delivers a solid 11–13 minutes of stable flight with a gimbal and GoPro. Very low heat build-up. Voltage holds steady down to 3.6V/cell under load. The size fits well under the frame.
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Lightweight yet powerful
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Ideal for aerial photography drones
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Consistent voltage delivery
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Good cell matching
Cons: – Slight voltage sag under extreme climbs – No storage bag included
At under $30, this beats anything local in that capacity/C-rating range. Absolutely met my expectations, especially for mid-tier aerial filming.
US $35.97
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🔋 HRB 2PCS 2S 2200mAh 30C LiPo Battery
I ordered this pair of 2S 2200mAh packs for a brushed 1/16 scale RC car. Perfect size and voltage for the ESC setup.
Shipping was smooth. The two packs came in a padded envelope, no puffing or visible issues.
They work great for light-duty bashing. Each battery gives me 15–20 minutes of run time. Not crazy powerful, but very reliable for beginner builds or brushed systems.
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Great starter packs
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Two for the price of one
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Stable and consistent
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Works well with low-drain systems
Cons: – Lower C rating (not for brushless) – No balance lead protector
Got the pair for under $20—that’s less than one battery from a US store. These packs are perfect for entry-level hobbyists or backup batteries.
US $57.39
✅ Final Thoughts
Honestly, I went into this AliExpress order with low expectations—mainly hoping the batteries wouldn’t arrive puffed or dead. But each HRB pack performed better than expected. They’re not just cheap alternatives; they’re functional, reliable, and offer huge value.
Every battery arrived in great shape, balanced, and packed well. I’ve now got reliable power sources for every RC vehicle I own—for less than half of what I’d pay in the US.
Would I recommend these? Absolutely. Will I be ordering more? Already filling up my cart again.
