After a good 7 minute run I placed the battery on charge yet again, a new one, and let it charge, the battery charged to full in almost 20 minutes. I took it out after looking at it carefully and popped it into my RC so I could check for power, everything is good. The next day I get my RC out and place the battery in it and ZIPPPP! Nothing!!
This is the worst battery I have ever seen, the fact here is the poor nature leads me to believe it has to do with the company making them. I read and followed every single instruction and 2 batteries I own have failed, not at my fault.
I really am done with this style battery, I am sure somewhere there is a better one.
Let's wait and see what customer service has to say about this tomorrow.
I may ask for a 200mAh 3.7V one instead.

Some batteries work and some do not. The one in this case did not, the connector should have been my first indicator right from the start. The connector had a little wiggle in it and was loose. I charged it normally and ran it for 4 days and finally the wiggle got so bad that the last time I charged it the light went out and I put it to bed as always.
The next day bright and early I opened up my box to fly, and the battery was put in the plane and it did not function at all. No power, I placed it in the charger just out of curiosity to see if the battery had not been properly charged. Nothing, no lights. I checked another battery that was charged, lights worked.
Some batteries (as I was told by customer service) have issues and if they wiggle then they are defective, we chatted and he went on with his speech about proper charging and all that etc. I understand, really, Thanks.

AS I will say it, Thanks Hobby Lobby again!! They immediately jumped to action, paid me the best attention a customer could be, and sought to right all wrongs. I will receive a new battery in a few days for my trouble.

Overall performance of the battery in working order, I own many.
1. The battery runs for 8-10 minutes on a Champ Ultra Micro, under normal use and with the standard practices of normal flight.
2. Under strenuous flight, the battery runs 7-8 minutes and this includes all loops and hard turns, flips, rolls and hard accelerations.
3. Using a P-51 motor in a Champ, and using normal flight without hard usage, I get about 8-9 minutes, which is pretty good.
4. Hard flight with a P-51 motor, in a Champ, loops and hard turns and the most strenuous tests I have done, the bad side is this battery failed all my tests, 6-8 minutes and that was on a good sunny day.

The battery is weak, and under performs in the worst way. It holds a charge poorly and will not function for long even in normal conditions. I really need 4-5 batteries just to have a good flight time, swapping and charging.
I sincerely suggest the 160mAh 1S 3.7V vrs. With added power I am sure the overall effects will be better.
This battery is best for novice players, flyers, RC. If you choose to buy it and use it for hard turns it will fail fast.
I'M VERY IMPRESSED WITH HOBBY LOBBY CUSTOMER SUPPORT HOWEVER, THANKS FOR BEING SO NICE!!

This is a good battery, especially for the price that HL is selling it for. It's for the price alone I gave it 5 stars. I bought this exact same battery at my local hobby shop when I bought my micro T-28 and they charged me $13.95 for this battery(I was a green horn then). The T-28 came with a 130mah battery that didn't last very long. I've seen this same Eflight battery at other sites for $7.95 usually.

The eRC batteries do a good job too though. They come with the eRC Micro Stik airplane (fun plane!).

The best battery I've found to date was from a Chinese site but most everyone sells them here in the US. It's a Turnigy 160 mah with a C rating of 25-40. Don't get the 160mah with the 30C rating because it's a constant 30C with little if any burst rate. The Turnigy 160 mah with the 25-40C burst rate gives me almost as much power at full throttle at 10 minutes on my Micro Stik as it does at one minute, it's really amazing.

This is a good option for the Blade MSR as it seems to use up the batteries a lot faster than my MCX. The 150 mAh batteries last 3-4 minutes longer, in the MSR, than the 120mAh batteries that came with it do. It's been worth the extra money not to have to change batteries so often.