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It is voltage that is relevant in this situation, the battery capacity is how long it will last. Higher capacity (mAh) = larger capacity.
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@freezing77 the voltage is all the same 3.7v as far as I can tell. It just seems a shame to bin the lights because the battery has gone, however the holding mechanism seems a bit fragile for changing.
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My Lezyne Micro Drives (which are 4yrs old) aren't holding charge for long. The batteries inside are Lezyne LIR123A 600MAH . Lezyne do two spare versions, one is LIR123A 600MAH (£10.99) the other is LIR123A 2400MAH (£13.99). And I've 4 lights to change the batteries on.
Will generic CR123A 2300mAh for £6.10 kill the lights? Are they too powerful?