These include, but are not limited to:

• higher rated voltage - 1.5V (Ni-MH is only 1.2V)
  
  Some devices, e.g. blood pressure monitors, unfortunately work much shorter on Ni-MH batteries due to the lower voltage. On alkaline batteries, on the other hand, they last much longer.
  
  
• constant voltage at all times
  
  The voltage across this battery from start to finish will be 1.5V. Thanks to this, e.g. in flashlights, we will be able to enjoy the full power of light all the time.
  
  
• A large number of cycles - over 1200!
  
  Xtar used a top-quality cell along with a protection chip that allowed for a high number of charge/discharge cycles with minimal battery degradation effect.
  
  

• No memory effect
  
  Li-ion batteries are completely devoid of memory effect. This allows them to be charged at any time.
  
  
• no self-discharge effect
  
  Unlike some Ni-MH batteries, the Xtara battery can sit unused for a long time without losing capacity/energy charge.
  
  
• high current efficiency
  
  The Xtara battery is able to give off a current of up to 2A!