CNHL deals
CNHL (China Hobby Line) is a direct-to-consumer maker of lithium polymer packs for RC cars, boats, planes and drones, sold mainly through its own site and a few hobby retailers. Its lineup is split into series: Black for general sport use, G+Plus for higher discharge, and Racing for competition. This page currently lists no live deals, so the three packs shown are at their standard listed prices.
Prices at every store and price history for CNHL products.
CNHL products: prices and price history
Questions and answers
- When does CNHL run sales?
- CNHL discounts most heavily around Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Chinese New Year, and runs smaller coupon promotions through its newsletter and social channels during the year. Battery prices also drop when a series is being replaced, so check the product page's price history before buying.
- Where is CNHL cheapest?
- Buying direct from CNHL's own site is usually cheapest, especially during a sale or with a coupon code, but shipping comes from China and can take one to three weeks. US hobby retailers and Amazon sellers charge more but ship faster and are easier to return to.
- Which CNHL series should I pick?
- Black Series is the budget line for casual bashing and sport flying. G+Plus packs use a higher discharge rating and better cells for hotter setups, and the Racing line is aimed at competition use. Match the C rating and capacity to your ESC and model's weight rather than buying the highest number.
- What plugs do CNHL packs come with?
- CNHL sells the same pack with different connectors, commonly XT60, XT90, EC5 and Deans, so check the plug on the exact listing before ordering. Changing a connector yourself is possible but voids nothing only if done cleanly; a bad solder joint on a lipo is a fire risk.
- What is CNHL's return policy?
- CNHL accepts returns on unused packs in original packaging within a short window, typically 7 to 30 days depending on the listing, and the buyer pays return shipping to China. Packs that have been charged, discharged or had connectors changed are generally not returnable, and warranty claims for puffing or lost capacity require photos and a cycle count.