LiHV Batteries
Compare LiHV batteries from Chinese manufacturers: high-voltage LiPo packs charged to 4.35 V per cell, from 1S whoop packs to 14S UAV packs, by capacity.
LiHV batteries only: high-voltage lithium polymer packs charged to 4.35 V or more per cell, from 1S whoop packs to 6S FPV and large 7S to 14S UAV packs. Standard LiPo, Li-ion and semi-solid-state packs are on their own pages.
Quick selection guide
Whoops and micro quads
1S and 2S LiHV packs that keep punch as the voltage drops.
FPV freestyle and racing
4S and 6S LiHV packs for more power per gram.
Large UAVs
7S to 14S LiHV packs for industrial and heavy-lift drones.
LiHV batteries from 1S to 6S
View all 28 →LiHV packs from 1S to 6S, mostly for whoops and FPV drones.
28 products from 9 manufacturers

WES Battery 4200mAh 6S1P LiHV LiPo Battery Pack: 30/80C
- Capacity
- 4200 mAh (97 Wh)
- Nominal voltage
- 23.1 V (Max Charge: 25.8 V @ 4.35 V/cell)
- Continuous discharge
- 30C (126 A)

Tattu 23000mAh 6S 22.8V 25C LiHv Pouch Cell UAV Battery
- Capacity
- 23000 mAh
- Voltage
- 22.8 V
- Discharge rate
- 25C

GEPRC 6S 1550mAh 60C Battery
- Capacity
- 1550 mAh
- Nominal voltage
- 22.8 V
- Weight
- 193.0 g

Joysun Energy 3.8V Lightweight Pack | 3300mAh 15C LiPo Battery for RC Plane
- Capacity
- 3300 mAh
- Discharge rate
- 15C
LiHV batteries of 7S and more
View all 12 →LiHV packs of 7S and more for large multirotors.
12 products from 3 manufacturers

Tattu 3.0 14S 22000mAh 53.2V 25C HV Lipo Smart Drone Battery
- Nominal voltage
- 53.2 V
- Net weight
- 7.95 kg

CNHL Lightning LiHV 6700mAh 7S 120C Battery with XT90

WES 22000mAh 8S1P LiHV LiPo Battery Pack
- Capacity
- 22000 mAh (677 Wh)
- Nominal Voltage
- 30.8 V (Max Charge: 34.8 V @ 4.35 V/cell)
- Continuous Discharge
- 15C (330 A)

Tattu 3.0 14S 10500mAh 53.2V 25C HV Lipo Smart Drone Battery
- Nominal voltage
- 53.2 V
- Net weight
- 4100g ±100g
Compare LiHV batteries specifications
Key figures for 10 of these products, as stated by each manufacturer, with their test conditions where given. Maximum, rated and cruise figures are listed separately.
| Model | Capacity | Voltage | Cells | Discharge | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grepow Tattu 23000mAh 6S 22.8V 25C LiHv Pouch Cell UAV Battery | 23000 mAh | 22.8 V | 6S1P | 25C | 2474 g ±20 gNet weight tolerance: ±20 g. |
| WES 16000mAh 6S1P LiHV LiPo Battery Pack | 16000 mAh (369.6 Wh) | 23.1 V (max 25.8 V) | 6S1P (6 cells in series) | 30C (480 A) | 1600g (±20g) |
| CNHL Lightning LiHV 750mAh 11.4V 3S 120C Battery with XT30 Plug | 750 mAh | 11.4 V | 3S1P | 120C Continuous / 240C BurstContinuous discharge or burst discharge, respectively. | 61 gApproximate weight. |
| GEPRC 6S 1550mAh 60C Battery | 1550 mAh | 22.8 V | 6S1P | – | 193.0 g |
| DOGCOM battery DOGCOM 450mAh 120C 11.4V 3S1P high voltage Lipo Battery XT30 plug | 450 mAh | – | 11.4 V / 3S1P / 3 cells | 120C | About 41.8g |
| BETAFPV LAVA 1S 300mAh 75C Battery | 300 mAh | 3.8 V | – | 75C | 8.3 g |
| SwellPro 4200mAh 6S LiHV Flight Battery for Fisherman FD3/FD1+ Drone | 4200 mAh | 23.1 V | – | – | 1.57 lbs / 716 g |
| iFlight Fullsend 1S HV 300mAh 95C Battery - BT2.0 | 300 mAh | – | – | 95C | 8.2±0.5g |
| Joysun Energy 3.8V Lightweight Pack | 3300mAh 15C LiPo Battery for RC Plane | 3300 mAh | – | – | 15CContinuous discharge. | – |
| WES 22000mAh 8S1P LiHV LiPo Battery Pack | 22000 mAh (677 Wh) | 30.8 V (Max Charge: 34.8 V @ 4.35 V/cell)Maximum charge voltage at 4.35 V/cell | 8S1P (8 Cells in Series) | 15C (330 A) | 3046g (±30g) |
What to check before you buy
- Charger
- Use a charger with a LiHV mode set to 4.35 V per cell; a standard LiPo setting leaves capacity unused.
- Cell count and voltage
- Check that ESCs, BECs and video systems accept the higher full-charge voltage.
- Capacity and C rating
- Compare capacity, weight and continuous discharge with your motors.
- Storage
- Store LiHV packs at storage voltage; full packs age faster than standard LiPo.
- Connector
- Check the plug (BT2.0, XT30, XT60, XT90, QS8) matches your aircraft.
LiHV batteries FAQ
What is the difference between LiPo and LiHV?
LiHV cells charge to 4.35 V instead of 4.2 V, giving more voltage under load and slightly more capacity.
Can I charge a LiHV battery as a normal LiPo?
Yes, at 4.2 V per cell it is safe but you lose some capacity and punch.





