Li Think

These batteries have performed really well so far. I’ve taken them out on the boat many times — two 12V batteries for the trolling motor and one for my electronics — and they’ve all been stable and reliable. With this kind of runtime, I can fish with real peace of mind.

It’s much lighter than the battery I used before, which makes it a lot easier to carry to the car. After a full charge, it runs for two or three days, and the BMS manages everything very precisely, so you don’t get sudden power cutoffs. The Bluetooth feature is especially convenient — it’s much easier to check the remaining charge and plan ahead from your phone while you’re on the road.

I bought it last year for a longer road trip, and paired with a 300W solar panel it was more than enough. What I like most is the Bluetooth feature: I can check the battery level in the app without lifting the seat bench. The BMS protection also shuts things down automatically in case of overcharging, which gives me real confidence in the system.

I’ve been using the LiThink battery in my RV since March. Even with frequent discharge cycles, the capacity has stayed consistent. I especially appreciate that it still charges reliably at 0 °C.

I’m genuinely impressed with this battery’s performance. After a full charge, even under a 20A load, the voltage stays stable and the measured capacity reaches 105Ah, which is more than enough for everyday use. I haven’t been able to judge long-term durability yet, but so far the price-to-performance ratio feels very good. If it keeps performing this well over more cycles, it’ll be a great buy.

I’ve been using the battery in my camper van for about three months now. It keeps the voltage stable even when the fridge and heater are running at the same time. So far, it’s been completely reliable.

I’ve been using the LiThink 24V 100Ah battery for three months in my workshop as a solar energy storage unit. Performance has been steady, there are no voltage swings, and the casing stays cool. Very solid product.

I finally had a free weekend to set everything up, so I brought all three batteries outside to the driveway and laid them out on a temporary board just to get a feel for how they would sit together. The first thing that struck me was how consistent the build is across the units — the casings look clean, solid, and honestly tougher than I expected. I’ve bought a lot of gear over the years, and you usually see tiny differences between units when you buy multiples… here everything lines up perfectly. Before installing them in the final spot, I wanted to double-check the terminals and straps. The handles are surprisingly sturdy; I lifted each one individually and didn’t feel any flexing or weird noises. For something I’ll probably move a few more times before the whole system is finalized, that’s a big plus. What impressed me the most, though, was how calm the whole process felt. I tend to get nervous when dealing with heavy power equipment, but having the labels so clear and the layout so intuitive made the job smooth. Even when I had them sitting on the workbench, the Bluetooth scanned them instantly — no delay, no pairing struggle. Seeing all three show up in the app at once was honestly pretty satisfying. I haven’t connected them permanently yet, but just handling them and checking everything over gave me a lot of confidence. They feel like the type of equipment you install once and don’t think about again, which is exactly what I want.