I thought I'd take a moment to mention high quality, name brand, replacement 18650 batteries for the DaVinci IQ2. Having been a part of the e-cig community and forums for many years I'm familiar reading many name brand 18650 Data Sheets, personally using a selection of these batteries and with the work done by Battery Mooch (one of the best battery testers in the community) and will reference some of his reccomendations.
First lets start with the battery requirements that DaVinci has alreay stated that I read somewhere. They stated that a replacement 18650 battery should be capable of 10 amps continuous current. I think it was on their website description for the IQ2 or maybe on the forums by someone officially from DaVinci. It's worth mentioning as I cannot see anywhere in the official IQ2 User Manual the 10A CC battery reccomendation or even the wattage that the IQ2 will be running at. Judging by tanks sold for wax & concentrates (with ceramic heating elements) that fit onto a standard e-cig device, my experience has been that they often need around 25-35 Watts and heat up rather slow and get very hot similar to these dry herb vapes like the IQ2.
So In my personal opinion I would go with Battery Mooch's best reccomended (mAh vs Amps constant current) name brand, quality 1860 batteries for any single 18650 regulated device that runs up to a max of 75 Watts. He reccomended the Sony (Now Murata) VTC6 and also the Samsung 30Q. Both are rated at 3000mAh batteries with a 15A max constant current. The LG HG2 also has very similar battery specs. There are plenty of quality name brand batteries out there that will do the job but will have less mAh and a higher Amp constant current rate, simply meaning they are a bit overkill on the constant current rating which is great but at the sacrifice of lower mAh meaning you'll have to recharge them more often. Examples are the Samsung 25R (2500 mAh 20A CC) Molicell P28A (2800mAh 25A-25A CC) Sony (now Murata) VTC5 (2600mAh 20ACC) or VTC5A (2500mAh 25A CC) or VTC5D (2700mAh 25A CC). I'll link a couple of Battery Mooch's battery comparison sheets below.
Now the reason I would reccomend a battery such as the Sony (now Murata) VTC6 or the Samsung 30Q is that they are rated for a max constant current of 15A. This is actually a bit ambigious until you actually read the data sheet for these makes and models or other makes and models and look at the graphs showing heat vs the constant current. You'll then realise that the battery will get very hot and be barely usable if you run it from fully charged non stop flat out until dead flat at 15A constant current. Now in the e-cig world this is okay since a regulated device times out after usually 10sec of vaping and then you hit it again for another short 10sec burst. These dry herb vapourisers on the other hand seem to heat up for minutes at a time, so I think it would be wise to get a battery rated for more than 10A CC that DaVinci states as any time batteries are pushed to getting hot they loose overall life cycles as it stresses they battery. It's always best to have a battery that's over rated for the Amp CC rating so it stays as cool as possible. Also consider that the device is getting hot just from the oven so you want to keep the battery as cool as possible by not straining it. Many quality name brand 18650's that are officially rated as 10A CC such as the Panasonic (Sanyo) 18650GA (3300mAh) are really reccomended to not go over about 7A CC. I've seen video's of people on youtube using batteries recovered from laptops or other portable devices that are obviously the old Panasonic 18650B (3300mAh 4.9A CC). This is just not safe IMO. Why risk running an under rated battery that will likley heat up loose mAh drastically from running over the Amp rating and then be used in a device right next to your face!
Lastly I want to mention the included purple wrap battery that comes with the DaVinci IQ2. They also sell these on their official website and list them as being 3000mAh with a 11.10 Watt hr. It's worth noting that so far I cannot find any data sheet on this battery and cannot find any info on the max rated Amps of constant current. I've read numerous posts here for people requesting from DaVinci the official data sheet for this battery, as I myself have done but so far there has been nothing provided that I've seen. My inlcuded purple battery DaVinci provided with my IQ2 has printed on it: YDL 18650 D 11.10 Wh UG30 210819. Apon testing with my LiitoKala Li-600 using the Test cycle (1A charge/500mA discharge) it came as 2852mAh when brand new (the Li-600 discharges from 4.2V to 2.62V). So Based on 3000mA battery at 3.7V nominal then yes this would be rated a 11.10 Wh battery. Based on the actual 2852mAh rating tested at multiplied by 3.7V nominal it is actually only 10.55 Wh. If you read most 18650 data sheets by name brand companies like Sony (Murata), Samsung and Panasonic you'll see that they rate their batteries at 3.6V nominal not 3.7V so realistically this purple battery should be calculated at 10.27 Wh (2.852 Ah x 3.6 V). It's common to see Chinese companies that produce 18650's to have false battery specifications not to mention a much greater chance of lower quality control compared to the reputable name brands producers wish are: Sony (Murata), Samsung, Panasonic (Sanyo), LG, Molicell and Tesla Motors. I personally will not be using this included Chinese purple battery produced by YDL in my DaVinci or any high wattage devices such as vape devices (or at least until I see a data sheet) as I consider them in the same catagory as all No Name Chinesium batteries of unknown specs and quality. I would only feel comfortable using these batteries (with caution) in low watt devices such as torches (flashlights) that take an 18650 battery and have inbuilt protective circuitry, usually any torch with with a built in USB recharge socket has this)
If you live in the USA there are plenty of verified high quality 18650 battery sellers (such as 18650batterystore.com and many others). It's important to pick a well reviewed company as fake look alike cells are rampant in the industry. Any high quality battery retailer isn't completely safe from getting a bad batch of fake look alike batteries but should have an excellent refund policy if this occurs, also should be much more likley to keep fakes from ever being sold in their shop and treat it very seriously. The worst offender by far IMO has been AliExpress.com for fake look alike batteries.
For other people out there looking for Aussie retailers of 18650 batteries, I've found these two to be reliable and quite affordable: lanplus.com.au and techaroundyou.com.
I'd reccomend to stay away from the Aussie retailer TinkerTech as the last time I ordered from them they sold be two different brand and model of batteries that where obiously fake on closer inpection. They were supposed to be genuine. Luckily I was able to prove they where fake buy the look of them and got a full refund. Below is a side by side comparison of the fake Sony (Murata) VTC6 batteries they sold me compared to an older genuine one I'd bought elsewhere.
I always reccomend to keep spare 18650s in plastic cases to prevent damage and metal object shorting them. You can find the cheap 2x 18650 battery holders on ebay and aliexpress. I like the ones with 4 clamps and a silcone seal that makes them waterproof. If you need just a single 18650 battery holder for slim carry, I've just found this really cheap plastic holder for $1.50 that is great! I just cut a little foam and put it in the bottom of the tube to stop the 18650 battery rattling around when closed. Be sure to select the "Large" size DynaVap SnapStash from this website:
https://www.australianvaporizers.com.au/products/dynavap-snapstash?variant=32192306053199
That website australianvaporizers.com.au was also the cheapest place I could find in Australia for replacement IQ2 Pearls (heard these break easily to it's good to have a few replacements). Also one of the cheapest places for other DaVinci accessories like the Zirconia Ceramic spacers for the IQ2 and the DaVinci IQ Soft Case. I also really liked their selection of airtight small metal stash containers & compact metal 4 part grinders, each of the metal stash cases and grinders I bought was well under 10 bucks each!
PICTURE LINKS:
Mooch's Reccomended Battery List 3-Jun-2020
Mooch's Full Battery Sheet (18-Jan-2019)
Comparison of Fake Sony (Murata) VTC6 18650s Sold by TinkerTech vs Real Sony VTC6 Bought Elsewhere
$1.50 DynaVap SnapStash - Large Size (Fits 18650 Battery)