What Is the CNHL Speedy Pizza Series?
The CNHL Speedy Pizza Series brings together a range of softcase LiPo batteries developed for FPV pilots who want a strong balance of power, weight, and practical pack sizes. Created through the collaboration between CNHL and SpeedyPizzaDrones, the series has grown from compact FPV packs into a broader family covering small quads, cinewhoops, freestyle builds, and higher-output 4S and 6S setups.
Rather than treating Speedy Pizza V2.0 and Speedy Pizza Pro as completely separate battery families, it is more useful to think of them as different performance directions within the same CNHL Speedy Pizza Series. That makes it easier to compare the whole lineup by voltage, capacity, connector, weight, and intended flying style.
If you are shopping more broadly by aircraft type rather than series name, you can also explore all FPV drone batteries.
Choose a Speedy Pizza Battery by Voltage
Voltage is the first decision to make. Always use the cell count supported by your drone's power system; capacity and discharge rate should be considered only after the correct voltage has been confirmed.
| Speedy Pizza 2S | Compact FPV and lightweight builds where low battery mass and smaller connectors are important. |
| Speedy Pizza 3S | A practical direction for smaller FPV platforms and compatible cinewhoop-style setups. |
| Speedy Pizza 4S | A proven FPV voltage for freestyle and racing, with options ranging from compact packs to larger-capacity XT60 batteries. |
| Speedy Pizza 6S | The key performance side of the range, including lightweight 1200mAh V2.0 packs and higher-output Pro options for 6S FPV builds. |
Speedy Pizza 6S: From Lightweight V2.0 to Pro 150C
The Speedy Pizza 6S range is especially relevant to modern FPV pilots because it offers several noticeably different battery directions rather than a single one-size-fits-all pack.
The CNHL Speedy Pizza V2.0 1200mAh 6S 120C LiPo is the lighter, more agile direction. At approximately 208g per pack with an XT60 connector, it makes sense for pilots who want to keep a 6S freestyle or performance build responsive rather than adding unnecessary battery mass.
For pilots who place greater emphasis on discharge capability, the Speedy Pizza Series Pro 1350mAh 6S 150C steps into the higher-output side of the family. The 1350mAh format is particularly attractive for performance-oriented 5-inch FPV builds where battery response and overall pack weight both matter.
The 1500mAh 6S 150C Pro moves slightly further toward capacity while retaining the Pro-series high-discharge specification. It is a logical option when the airframe can comfortably carry the additional battery weight and the pilot prefers a fuller-capacity 6S setup.
You can also compare Speedy Pizza packs with the wider selection of CNHL 6S LiPo batteries.
V2.0 vs Pro: Two Performance Directions Inside the Same Series
The V2.0 and Pro names are best understood as ways to identify different Speedy Pizza performance levels—not as replacements for the main CNHL Speedy Pizza identity.
| Speedy Pizza V2.0 | Focused on a strong power-to-weight balance, including 1200mAh 4S and 6S 120C configurations. |
| Speedy Pizza Pro | The higher-output 6S direction, including 1350mAh and 1500mAh 150C packs with XT60 connectors. |
| Standard Speedy Pizza | Covers additional capacities and voltage options for smaller FPV platforms, cinewhoops, 4S builds, and general FPV use. |
This structure keeps the lineup simple: start with the CNHL Speedy Pizza Series, then choose the voltage and pack characteristics that suit your aircraft. V2.0 or Pro becomes a secondary decision based on how you want the quad to feel in the air.
Speedy Pizza 4S for Freestyle and Everyday FPV
4S remains an important part of the Speedy Pizza lineup. Smaller packs can serve compact FPV platforms, while larger XT60-equipped batteries fit the traditional freestyle side of the market.
For example, the CNHL Speedy Pizza 1550mAh 4S 120C LiPo combines a 14.8V 4S configuration with an XT60 connector and a 1550mAh capacity, giving pilots a practical option for compatible FPV builds where capacity and responsive 4S performance need to stay in balance.
If freestyle is your main flying style, browse the wider freestyle FPV battery collection to compare Speedy Pizza with other CNHL pack families.
Compact Speedy Pizza Packs for Cinewhoops and Smaller FPV Builds
Speedy Pizza is not only a 5-inch 6S battery line. Compact options extend the series into smaller FPV platforms, including 2S and 3S packs as well as lightweight 4S configurations. The lineup also includes XT30-equipped batteries intended for aircraft where reducing battery size and weight is especially important.
A 600mAh Speedy Pizza pack, for example, occupies a very different role from a 1350mAh or 1500mAh Pro battery. The correct choice should therefore begin with the aircraft's supported voltage and physical battery space—not simply with the highest capacity or C rating available.
How to Choose the Right Speedy Pizza LiPo
A good FPV battery match is about more than the label on the pack. Before choosing a Speedy Pizza battery, check the complete setup:
- Cell count: use only the 2S, 3S, 4S, or 6S voltage supported by your ESC, motors, and complete power system.
- Connector: confirm XT30, XT60, JST-XH, or the connector required by your aircraft before ordering.
- Dimensions: verify that the pack fits the battery mounting area and can be secured correctly with the strap.
- Weight: a heavier battery can change throttle feel, handling, and inertia even when voltage remains the same.
- Capacity: smaller packs generally favor lower weight, while larger capacities trade some agility for additional stored energy.
- Discharge rating: compare C rating together with capacity, weight, and the current demand of your setup rather than judging the battery by one number alone.
Speedy Pizza for Freestyle or Racing?
For freestyle, many pilots look for a battery that keeps the quad responsive while still providing enough capacity for repeated punch-outs, transitions, and longer lines. That makes the middle of the Speedy Pizza range—particularly the 4S and 6S FPV packs—a natural place to start.
Racing places a different emphasis on battery mass, voltage consistency, and repeated high-throttle demand. A lighter pack can change how quickly a quad accelerates and changes direction, which is why battery weight should always be considered alongside capacity and discharge rating.
Pilots building specifically for competition can compare additional options in the racing FPV battery collection.
CNHL Speedy Pizza Series FAQ
What is the CNHL Speedy Pizza Series?
It is a family of FPV LiPo batteries created through the collaboration between CNHL and SpeedyPizzaDrones. The range includes multiple voltages, capacities, and performance levels for different FPV applications.
Is Speedy Pizza Pro a separate battery series?
Speedy Pizza Pro is best viewed as the higher-output performance tier within the wider CNHL Speedy Pizza family. Current Pro options focus on 6S FPV batteries with a 150C continuous discharge rating.
What is Speedy Pizza V2.0?
V2.0 is an updated direction within the Speedy Pizza lineup. Current V2.0 configurations include 1200mAh 4S and 6S packs rated at 120C, aimed at pilots who value a strong power-to-weight balance.
Which Speedy Pizza 6S battery should I choose?
Start with the weight and capacity your aircraft can comfortably carry. The 1200mAh 6S V2.0 is the lighter direction, while 1350mAh and 1500mAh 6S Pro packs move toward greater capacity and a 150C discharge specification. Always confirm dimensions, weight, XT60 compatibility, and your aircraft's recommended battery range.
Can I use a 6S Speedy Pizza battery on a 4S drone?
Not unless the complete power system is specifically rated for 6S operation. Battery voltage must match the limits of the ESC, motors, and other electronics. Do not substitute a higher cell-count battery simply because the connector fits.
Are Speedy Pizza batteries only for racing?
No. The series covers a wider range of FPV use, including freestyle, racing, cinewhoops, and smaller performance-oriented builds. The best option depends on voltage, battery size, weight, connector, and the intended aircraft.
What should I check before buying a Speedy Pizza LiPo battery?
Confirm the required cell count, connector, physical dimensions, battery weight, and capacity range for your aircraft. Those factors determine compatibility more reliably than series name alone.
