LiPo Battery Brand Comparison
This reference compares Tattu, Gens Ace, and Pulse LiPo batteries—three brands often sourced from the same manufacturer (Grepow) but tuned for different RC applications.
Brand Overview
| Brand | Origin | Target Audience | Notable Traits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gens Ace | Grepow | General RC use (planes, cars, helis) | Balanced performance, wide range of sizes, good cycle life |
| Tattu | Grepow | FPV drones, UAVs, commercial use | High discharge rates, compact form factors, premium packaging |
| Pulse | Likely Grepow (rebranded via distributors) | Surface RC (cars, trucks), helis | Aggressive C ratings, hard-case options, hobbyist appeal |
Series-Level Differences
| Brand | Series | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Gens Ace | Standard | 25C–50C, solid for sport flying and general RC use |
| Gens Ace | Bashing | Designed for RC cars/trucks with higher burst ratings |
| Gens Ace | Redline | High-performance packs for racing and 3D flight |
| Tattu | R-Line | Flagship FPV racing packs, 95C–130C burst, ultra-low IR |
| Tattu | Funfly | Budget-friendly FPV packs, 100C burst, good for freestyle |
| Tattu | Plus | Smart packs with built-in telemetry and self-discharge |
| Tattu | UAV | Designed for commercial drones, optimized for endurance |
| Pulse | Ultra | High C-rated packs for helis and cars, often hard-cased |
| Pulse | Receiver Packs | LiFe and LiPo options for RX systems |
| Pulse | Flight Packs | Tailored for 3D helis and large aircraft |
Note: Even if these brands share a manufacturing origin, differences in cell binning, quality control, and pack assembly lead to distinct performance profiles. R-Line packs, for example, often outperform budget Gens Ace or Pulse packs in voltage sag and internal resistance.