As long as the battery has the right dimensions the brand of battery should not matter much. The Sony brand, in my experience, is generally high-quality and low maintenance, so if you can afford it I would stick to the manufacturer brand.
You should be able to use any brand of battery the only thing that matter is where the battery posts are and the size of the battery.
It is matter of personal opinion as to which brand is best, but some well reviewed brands for a BT 905 battery are eForCity and ATC. You can find user reviews and these items for sale at Amazon.
Look on the battery and see who made it. It really does not matter who produced the battery. You can install any brand battery you want as long as it fits and you get one with the correct CCA rating. If you want an OEM battery then buy one from your Honda dealer.
Battery SubstitutionIF a battery's specifications [ type (Nickel-Cadmium or Nickel-Metal Hydride for example, and the voltage & amperage ratings] match the battery you want to replace, AND the terminals/connectors are identical, then the manufacturer generally does not matter.
Usually the battery brand does not matter. As long as the replacement battery is an exact match (shape, configuration, voltage, amperage, etc.) it should work.
Any brand as long as it is the correct size battery.
Sock brand doesn't matter, but thickness does.
The battery brand itself doesn't matter. It depends on how much charge the battery can hold. A good way to improve battery life is to charge it only when your phone is down to the last bar . Don't charge it unnecessary.
It was a MOPAR battery.
Duracell is the leading brand of conventional batteries worldwide.
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