20 Best Aa Batteries For Remote Control Cars (2023 Updated)

I have re-purchased these batteries several times. I love battery operated candles and have a lot of them. These batteries last as long as the expensive batteries at a better price. I have never had one leak.

I use them outdoors year round in New England. The battery life in more expensive candles is longer than cheaper candles. All in all, I will continue to purchase these batteries.

ACDelco Super Alkaline batteries is a great brand. I use them in my remotes, emergency lanterns and flashlights and they last just as long as the high dollar batteries but at a cheaper price. I always buy the larger count pack so I know I have plenty to get me through spring storm season all the way through winter storm season.

I bought these batteries to save money, hoping that they would last as long as AAA Duracell Copper Top batteries. I was not only impressed with their price, but more than impressed with how long they lasted compared to the more expensive brand I’ve been buying.

These will be my new go to choice for AAA batteries. I use them in cordless headphones, and Coppertops last almost 2 days running 24/7. These have been going now for 21/2 days, and the power light is still bright!.

I’ve been replacing all of the “regular” batteries in things around my house with rechargeable batteries. It seems more environmentally friendly, and not as wasteful. If you’re like me, you used to use some kind of similar rechargeable battery in something like a radio-controlled car, and it was a terrible experience.

These days, you can use a rechargeable battery, and in most cases, it will last similarly as long as a conventional battery. I keep about 4 of each size charged in a battery organizer at any given time.

When a battery in a device is running low, I just replace it with a precharged battery, charge the low one, then stick it in my organizer to replace the next low one. Annoyingly, battery manufacturers tend to not publish the mAh rating of their batteries, but the mAh rating of the battery tells you how long it will last.

In a nutshell, a 2000 mAh battery will last twice as long as a 1000 mAh battery in the same device. (Also, all rechargeable batteries lose ~10% of their mAh per year, so a higher mAh rated battery will also be able to be recharged and used more times before becoming depleted, at which point you’ll have to replace it.

) Depending on who you trust, these are either 2000 mAh or 2300 mAh. Those are both pretty good ratings for a rechargeable battery, and very similar to what you will find with all of the major battery brands at this price point.

There are similar mAh ratings in some Duracell rechargeables. Personally, I don’t like the aesthetics of the Duracell rechargeable batteries because they look nearly identical to their conventional batteries.

I want all of my rechargeable batteries to look alike, and look nothing like a conventional battery. With these Energizer batteries, I’m less likely to mistake them for a conventional battery and discard them.

It’s also worth noting that if you’re not familiar with the differences between “regular” batteries and rechargeable batteries, a “regular” AA cell battery is 1. 5 volts, a rechargeable AA cell, on the other hand, is 1.

3 volts. Most electronic devices that report how much “charge” is left on a battery will use the voltage of that battery to determine if the battery is low. In some devices, any rechargeable battery might be reported as low because of that fact.

It’s also the case that in some rare occasions with devices that require high currents such as cameras and toys containing motors, you may not be able to use a rechargeable battery.

We really do not need a lot regular batteries for our house. However, there are some things that require battery powered assistance such as my husband son’s gaming mice. At one point, they were playing so much we were buying a pack of batteries about once every two weeks.

One day while shopping, I reached for the rechargables. My husband tried to argue, but I was ready. He’s always on about the price of things. I told him to do the math. They were buying two 8 to 10 pack of batteries a month which cost nearly $12 a pop.

The rechargables were $24 for the pack of 8. Needless to say I won because they are more cost efficient.

I was finally fed up with buying batteries after batteries (which keep costing more and more) and then having to throw away all that money when the batteries die. I have been buying a pack or two of the rechargeable batteries each month and am building up my stock pile.

In my experience the rechargeable batteries last just as long as regular batteries and you don’t have to throw them away when their power goes down,. instead you get to recharge them and they are just like new batteries when you use them again, again, again, and again! With the cost of food and everything else going up and up, I feel that paying a little more ONE TIME for 4 rechargeable batteries is really cost saving, because in the end you are paying more to keep replacing any regular 4 batteries.

I really do recommend the rechargeable batteries. Plus you only have to purchase the recharger station one time, and you get to reuse the rechargeable batteries over and over.

we go thru a lot of Batteries between work and home, these are the best, price is so reasonable and they really last, all our batter operated items now run on ACDELCO

This is a 24 pack of AA batteries. I like the batteries because they last a while and they are a good price. This has been my go to brand for batteries for a while now.

The Rayovac Alkaline AA batteries have been both useful and convenient. They come in a sturdy 8 pack which allows for use with multiple devices, toys etc. We have many, many battery operated toys so these came in really handy as some of them really needed their batteries switched out.

The Rayovac batteries worked well and gave the toys new life. They seem like they will be long lasting and are powerful enough to use with much loved items. We also used them in our TV remotes and they provided powerful energy for these as well.

Great product.

I have been using the Rayovac Alkaline AA batteries in my wireless mouse and remote controls. I like that they are long lasting as I go through batteries on my mouse very quickly. Rayovac is handling all my activity well and I am happy that I haven’t had to change out the battery yet.

Very pleased!.

I loaded the batteries into all three of the battery operated soap dispensers in my home and they all seem to be more forceful when they dispense soap! The hand sensor mechanism also seems to be more alert! I have used Rayovac in the past and I have always been happy.

I think I might go buy 9 volts and replace all of my smoke alarms with Rayovac since they seem to work so well!.

I tried the Fusion Gamer 6 pack of AA Alkaline batteries also. This particular “Advanced Alkaline” was sent specifically to test by the Brand and suited my personal products for long term use. I will be specific about a situation you do not want.

I placed the Fusion Gamer (blue package) in an iHome charging speaker radio and the electric cord detached by accident. The battery drained down, as it was connected to something and therefore in charging mode.

Even though this Fusion (red package) is another longer lasting type, the same type of situation can happen. I was able to transfer them over to a less demanding beauty rotating cleansing device and a massaging arm band, which I also tried for use with this type.

To check the level of sound or power with the iHome- I connected a small simple old mp3 player and the new Amazon Fire tablet, but this time watched and observed for a short time with this tester. It is too soon to tell how long it will be equal to using electricity in this manner for music listening.

I also want these to be around for my Brother Label maker which does not have a power cord. It happens to be a high battery user or “Power Hungry” especially left in or working with it on. I do not have enough rechargeable batteries around to power it.

In emergencies and electricity outages, or just inadequate places to charge those types, this option becomes necessary. Because batteries need the same capacity level and an 8 count often fulfills most needs, it is realistic to have them on hand.

Unless, I drained both battery types and other brands the same way, it would be difficult to fully compare some qualities in a short time. I have been familiar with the Brand and though not as available, the overall cost seems to still be less.

I am going to start looking for the AAA size since that is what fits my small flashlight, wireless mouse, and more. These are often left on by mistake or used extensively and are essential to function at all times.

I see the listing for digital cameras, high powered toys and grooming devices on the package. That may include some oral care/inter dental devices which may need batteries. These are listed as Rayovac’s longest lasting battery made in the USA.

I used Rayovac AA Fusion batteries in one of my trail cameras and accidently set the camera to a mode that took a picture every minute. I went to check on the camera 8 days later and saw that the camera was showing the low battery indicator.

So, when I checked the memory card I got a big surprise. The camera had taken over 11,000 pictures and the batteries were at about 60%. I replaced the batteries with new Rayovac AA Fusion batteries and the camera has been out in this sub-freezing temperature for 3 weeks and the battery indicator on the camera shows the batteries are still at or near full power.

For the price you can’t beat them. Thank you.

These batteries have saved me on more than one occasion! I have a toddler. That right there should explain a lot because with toddlers comes a ton of toys. I’ll speak of one toy in particular. My daughter has this singing and dancing Elmo.

She loves it! It’s her favorite toy so we always make sure to have batteries on hand. This toy takes, wait for it, SIX batteries! Six! Insane amount in my opinion but if it makes our daughter happy, we do it.

We have used other batteries for her toy and they didn’t last very long. They would last about 2 weeks. My daughter uses this toy a lot and plays with it for hours. So it eats a fair amount of the battery life.

But we were lucky enough to receive these batteries. We put them in her Elmo and waited. It was the 2 week mark and usually by now we are expecting to replace her toy. There’s no way around it. It’s bound to happen.

Well, I’m happy to say that we’re still waiting to replace them and we’re about to be on week 4! I am shocked and amazed. Very happy. This helps on our wallet and makes us happier that these batteries last so much longer.

That means more cuddles and dancing with her favorite toy! Definitely recommend these batteries to anyone! Quality brand and dependable product I received this product in exchange for my honest,unbiased review.

My opinions are 100% my own.

I love these rechargeable batteries!! You will save so much money just by recharging your batteries. You can get a kit that comes with a device that allows you to recharge your batteries and it comes with 2 AA 2 AAA batteries for less than ten bucks at Walmart.

Once you get the recharging device you can buy bigger sets of batteries which will save you money! You can put these in almost anything. I will say that rechargeable batteries don’t work well with my wrist blood pressure monitor.

Rechargeable batteries are 1. 2 volts instead of 1. 5 and the BP monitor needs alot of juice. But cameras, flashlights, remote controls, gaming remotes, toys, etc all work great! Always make sure to run down your 🔋 so you can have a full charge because the batteries remember and you want them to remember a full % of juice not half.

So let them run down as far as possible like leaving a flashlight on till it is out of juice. They will last so long if you do this. I’ve kept the same ones for over 10 years!!.

I bought the charger and about 20 additional batteries. The batteries started failing after only a couple of months. One does not charge at all, several take 24 hours to charge and some take 2 days. This is not what is stated on the packaging and they are supposed to be guaranteed for 5 YEARS! However, I got no help from Rayovac.

I sent photographs of the batteries, sent the code numbers they requested, and the country where made. They said that they would send a $10 coupon but would do nothing more. So forget about the 5 year guarantee.

Walmart would only refund me the charger but not additional batteries. So Im stuck with a lousy product and if Rayovac ever send the coupon, I can pick up another package of their lousy batteries. There’s a reason why I buy most products through Amazon – because their customer service is outstanding.

I will purchase my next charger and batteries through Amazon!.

We received our AA rechargeable batteries from Wal-Mart. They were a great price. Rechargeables can sometimes be harder to find. We are glad that Wal-Mart carries them. You can recharge them over and over again.

I have some from four years ago that I am still recharging. It is a great buy. If you have flameless candles buy these. Have a great day.

I’ve used Rayovac alkaline batteries for several years for general use on kids toys, flashlights, radios, etc. They last an an acceptable length of time. And most importantly, there hasn’t been any acid leaks.

That’s why I’m continuing to buy Rayovac batteries over other major brands for my everyday use. The other leading brands have ruined some of my devices from battery leakage that cause damaging corrosion.

I believe Rayovac has recently applied updated naming to their alkaline batteries and these are the same trusted batteries. A 72 pack would last me a couple of years and these have a 10 year shelf life, which is plenty.

It’s hard to rate 48 batteries when I won’t use some of them for a couple of years, but I have ordered Ray-o-vac batteries in the past and for the price I would have to say I’m well pleased. They have well served their purpose, or obviously, I would not have ordered them again.

They are batteries and theres a lot of them. They dont last like a lithium but they are adequate for most purposes. They are prone to leaking so pull them out when not in use.

I am so tired of batteries that explode and leak in my portable equipment. I am converting to these lithium batteries since they promise not to leak, last at least 10 years in storage and have excellent power output.

The only problems that I have seen with this technology is that equipment that tries to show the power level of the installed batteries is not calibrated for lithium cells and when the battery is used up, the power output drops almost to zero without much warning.

Otherwise, lithium batteries are wonderful.

I’ve used these in quite a large energy intensive LED light. Thankfully they’ve lasted an extremely long time (months), which makes this economical and viable to use without the mains power lead. The main reason is the lack of an extension lead in this corner of the room, but the quality and duration of the Energizer battery length makes it worthwhile! Thanks :).

These are my favorite batteries. You can usually count on them lasting for quite awhile. They do cost a little bit more than other brands, but they last longer than most other brands. I like the fact that they came in such a large bundle.

If you’re anything like our family ( and a decent majority) of others, double AA’s seem to be the ones that are used the most. So buying them in a large pack just makes sense. I would recommend these batteries.

Duracell batteries were the batteries of my grandparents, parents, and now me. There are many traditions passed down, products they endorsed that haven’t stood the test of time and technology, but Duracell batteries are elite, unquestionably superior to their competitors.

And now, with a resealable case, they are clearly not resting on their laurels, but innovating still, and continuing to produce the best batteries on the market. When I was a kid we watched the channel 4 news.

It felt like “the news” and when I was at someone else’s house and there was another station on, it always felt cheap and strange to me. But as an adult I’ve watched and chosen for myself, and no longer watch channel 4 news.

I found something better. And like the news, I’ve tried other batteries, reassessing what I was trained to think of as normal as a child. But unlike my decision to watch another news station, I found that Duracell batteries are indeed the most reliable and long lasting batteries on the market.

Duracell are the batteries I choose for my devices. As a professional photographer that uses much technology in the field, Duracell is the brand I trust when shooting for an important client, or a high pressure wedding.

And Duracell batteries only seem to be getting better. This current version comes in a resealable package, which is certainly more convenient than having batteries rolling loose in a drawer. As to performance, it is very hard to make an accurate test (as you’d have to exhaust two sets of batteries using the same functions, and that could take months,) but I can say the response time in my camera’s external flashes is certainly quicker that their normal brothers, and vastly better than competing brands.

And because this is my primary usage, they are certainly worth it to me. My son also prefers them in his video game controllers, and he is convinced they last much longer (he calls them the “good batteries.

” Bottom line is that Duracell has built up trust in me, and very few companies do I give this measure of benefit of the doubt. So I recommend, and, too, so does my son.

Nice procuct. Seams to last as well as other name brands

When I received these batteries, they were corroded in the package. Sent an email and was shipped a new pack fairly quickly with no hassle. New pack seems to be fresh.

Little pricey, but well worth it.

These are great batteries, with unique (patented) characteristics. Higher initial voltage than alkaline batteries: 1. 8 V vs. 1. 5 V. Extremely long shelf life. High capacity. Lighter weight. Due to the higher cost, don’t use them in devices that go through batteries quickly – rechargeables are a better choice for that.

Best use are applications where capacity, reliability and long shelf life are paramount. These batteries contain metallic Lithium. Do not break open, throw them in a fire or otherwise abuse them. Dispose of through a local recycling program.

I picked these up after reading a number of reviews about the ‘best’ AA batteries for long lasting needs and use in extreme hot and cold temps. I am waiting for the current batteries to wear out in my LED headlamp and then these will be put to the test.

If the articles and reviews are accurate they should provide a good length of service and provide good power. With a 20yr shelf life, even if I don’t get to use them right away, they should be good to go.

I like that they are leak proof as I have had issues in the past when an electronic device gets left on the shelf and not used (kind of forgot it was there) as we have all done and then the batteries corrode and leak and the device is basically no good.

If you’re lucky you can clean it up, but these should never do that to you. They are not cheap and if you can get them on sale or if they have the bonus CTC money with them it’s the smart time to buy them.

Many expensive appliances and clocks have been ruined forever because of leaking batteries. Costco’s Kirkland Signature Alkaline batteries definitely will leak very badly and very easily when the criminals shoot them with their tracking radars.

I’m not sure whether or not Energizer Alkaline batteries are more resistant to leaking problems than Costco’s alkaline batteries. I can testify with 100% certainity that Energizer Lithium batteries will not leak at all, even if the criminals shoot them with their tracking radars.

The criminals maliciously use all frequencies of radars, including L, S, C, X, Ku, K, Ka, and the new W band radar, which is also known as “millimeter wave radar,” and which is used in Toyotas and Hondas to greatly improve their driving safety.

For clocks, you may find that Energizer Lithium batteries drained after only a few months, instead of lasting several years as they should have. How did the criminals drain the Energizer lithium batteries if this happens? Most likely, they jammed up the clock to increase its drag, cutting off the flow of electricity just slightly by increasing the resistance and voltage and reducing the flow of current using their tracking radars.

We have all been in that situation where we just put batteries they were brand new into a remote or a toy or something like that and like the very next day they are not working. I promise we have all been there.

However I found that these batteries have the longest life to them. I don’t have to worry about them running out of juice! They seem to be working for so long that buying batteries isn’t usually on my mind for my son’s toys or the remote controls or anything that needs batteries.

I definitely made sure to tell his grandparents and his father to buy the lithium brand batteries because that way we won’t have to have a battery and birthdays and holidays. Makes life so much easier even if it’s the small things in life :-).

I bought these after reading lots of reviews saying how they are the best, that you have to pay top dollar for the best, blah blah blah. Except, after two years of using these, with an XBOX CONTROLLER, and some from LIDL (4 for 4), and some from POUNDLAND (1 for 4), FOUR of the EIGHT I bought, have expanded and will no longer charge, or hold charge.

The LIDL ones went the same way. Crazily, the 800mah POUNDLAND ones (4 for 1), are still going! This is not b. s. It is the sad truth. They can’t have had more than 40 cycles. I am totally disappointed.

Clearly, I won’t buy them again. and they are 20% more now. Today, I am going to buy either the DURACELL, ENERGIZER or ENELOOP ones after reading some technical tests on various websites. The ANSMANN’S didn’t get a mention.

Maybe other people have had better reliability, but I am not impressed. Fingers crossed.

Actually I did not receive the MAX-E but another 2500 mAh that meanwhile probably went discontinued. I found these batteries as good as the Panasonic and a little cheaper. They charged equally on the Ansmann charger.

I haven’t had the chance to see how long they stay charged and to discharge them, yet. I trust they are better than any other brand in this price range.

I am testing how many times Ni-MH batteries can be re-charged. ANSMANN 2500 maxE are the worst performers, check my aacycler website. The packaging says 1000 times, but this is too optimistic a claim.

All other batteries I tested can be cycled more often.

I only purchase this brand because they last and are worth more to my pocket in the long-run. I used to go to the store and see the prices listed on the rack and cringe because the prices are so high, so I’d opt for the cheapest, even though its a generic brand.

Then a MONTH or even less goes by and I’d realize that the cheap brand was exactly what I had paid for because I barely got a good amount that was worth of use before realizing the battery died. Since I am already a fan of the Energizer brand, I was eager to see the difference in these Max Alkaline batteries.

My remote control needed a new set of triple A batteries so I went ahead with using them in it. These are said to be long-lasting out of the regular Energizer AA and AAA batteries to date, so I immediately was sold knowing that.

Energizer batteries usually are long-lasting for me anyways so this just ups the game and confirms that. They hold power up to 10yrs while in storage as well, which is perfect because I recently moved to another state and moved all my belongings to a storage facility.

This reassures my beliefs that all my items will be good to go when I remove into my apartment. I can just pick off where I left without having to worry with replacing a bunch of batteries. These are also named the #1 batteries by Energizer so I will start to look for the max alkaline on the pack from now on.

I would like to try these in a much larger device or product to see the comparison in lifespans. One thing I really appreciate is that these are guaranteed to be leak-resistant, which is constructed to protect from a leakage of fully-used batteries up to 2yrs and the advantage is that they come with a 1yr product warranty.

I often worry about my son playing with battery powered toys for this very reason, but this settles my worries to an extent.

I received Energizer Max batteries to try. I have been a long time user of this brand and wonderd about the “max” bit. Will it truly make a difference? Well, I got the D size batteries and threw them into my Mag light flashlight.

Heavy duty flashlight that I keep around for all sorts of uses. I was surprised at how much brighter it seemed to light up the room. Before, yes, it would light up the area nicely, but seemed, a bit dim.

Kind of like the difference of a brand new showroom automobile with fresh, not hazy headlamps compared to a car with hazy headllamps. Yes, they can both light up the area nicely, but one has a better clarity and brightness over the other.

I found these batteries did a very nice job and seemed to last a bit longer. Always a bit hard to truly judge without having 2 exact same flashlights, 2 sets of batteries only with 1 being the normal versus the newer Max batteries, changing them both at the same time and light up the lights and just wait it out to see which lasted longer.

Overall, I felt that they were lasting and working better for me and seemed to brighten the area a bit better. As I get older, my eyes enjoy more light, and I felt thes batteries helped give me a bit more benefit than others in the past.

Been using this product for a couple of months and so far so good. Energizer Max AA 2 pack The Energizer MAX batteries are a commercial grade Alkaline battery for the average consumer. Rated shelf life of 10 years and guaranteed not to leak when fully discharged for 2 years! That’s a huge plus for seasonal items that get packed away and typically get ruined because you forgot to remove the batteries before you packed it up! These MAX Alkaline batteries are aimed at high demand devices and are advertised to last 50% longer than basic alkaline batteries in those devices.

The packaging they came in is what you expect from Energizer, with the bunny and bright colors, but with a different color scheme than the regular alkaline or lithium batteries so you can easily differentiate them.

These batteries have the standard warnings to not mix old and new or different types of batteries together. I used them in one of the kids remote controlled cars that typically drains batteries at an alarming rate, and I’d say that Energizer delivered on their 50% longer claim.

Not only is it worth the slightly higher price up front, but you aren’t taking as much time replacing batteries as frequently! I’d say that is a win win! These are now my go to when purchasing batteries!.

Impecca AA batteries allow us to take many fun pictures with our new Fuji Instax Mini Camera!

I used them for my speed light and after a few shots they’re still running. Works better than expected.

I give these a solid “Good” rating, and at the price point, they are a very good value. HF has come a long way in rechargeable battery quality. The last samples I tried were their “Chicago Electric” brand of NIMH from a few years back which were quite poor.

They didn’t meet their capacity rating, had a high self discharge, high internal resistance, and in one of my more sophisticated charger/analysers they tested as defective and would not charge. However, these “Thunderbolt Magnum” branded batteries are a completely different story.

I bought two packs of 4 AA and ran them through 3 charge/discharge cycles, then did a capacity test on 4 samples using a 0. 2C discharge rate (how most battery manufacturers test their capacity). I got an average of 2190mah which meets their stated rating.

I then subjected them to a relatively high current load to see if they would maintain voltage (basically an internal resistance test). I loaded the batteries with a 1 amp load for 1 minute and monitored the voltage.

At no time did the voltage drop below 1. 17v with the 4 samples I tested. This is quite good for AA size batteries and gives a good indication on how they will perform in high load applications. I can’t comment on their longevity yet, but I have been using several regularly and they continue to perform fine.

I have several antique radios that I restored. Before transistors were available, radios used vacuum tubes. Portable radios required two batteries, a low voltage, moderate current battery to light the tubes filaments, and a high voltage, low current battery for the tube circuits.

My Majestic 7P420 AM radio was built in 1947 and requires 90 volts and 9 volts. It’s a portable radio that one could take to the beach and it runs on either the batteries or it can be plugged into an AC outlet.

I bought 20 of the Thunderbolt 9V batteries at four for $3. I bought eight of these rechargeable batteries to satisfy the moderate current 9V requirement (I only used six). So far they have held a charge and the radio plays fine.

See my other review of the Thunderbolt 9V batteries. So far these batteries have performed to spec. If they continue to do so and recharge again and continue to perform, then they are a ‘diamond in the rough” and are a great value at a great price.

I anticipate that they will from my experience so far.

Over the decades, I have used a variety of rechargeable batteries so I bring a lot of experience to their use and performance. For reference, name brand eneloop cells are my gold standard. I have a set that is over a decade old and still going strong.

I initially purchased multiple sets of both AA and AAA Thunderbolt NiMH Rechargeable batteries. I use a smart charger that analyzes and charges each cell individually. They have been used in a variety of devices, with both low and high load demand.

One of them is a music keyboard powered by 6 AA cells and it provides a good overview of the issues. * All the batteries started out well, charging relatively quickly and to almost stated capacity. * At first they performed well — meaning decent longevity and similar discharge profiles.

* However, as they have been recharged, they have become inconsistent. – When the keyboard no longer powers up, the remaining capacities are all over the map. A couple at ~20%, one at zero and one so low it doesn’t even register until being charged for a while.

– Only two of the cells get near 2000 mAh. – In the attached pic (if it uploads), you’ll see that one cell has been for charging for over 12 hours — more than twice as long as any of the others — and is still not done.

Very inconvenient. Bottom line: I will not buy Thunderbolt NiMH Rechargeable batteries again. Yes, the initial price is lower than eneloops, but due to their poor performance Thunderbolt costs more in the long run AND are unreliable.

Great batteries which are no doubt saving me a fortune. Im using 10 of them to power a set of 5 LED candles. The regular Energizer rechargeable would only last a few days powering the candles before they needed a recharge.

Im into day 3 now and they are still glowing bright. I dont yet have the 1 hour charger. Im using the regular style Energizer charger, so Im charging overnight. The batteries cam fully charged out of the packet.

Its great to know that Im not spending money on batteries that I have to throw away. Highly recommended.

The allegation UP TO 5 years total usable battery life under typical usage patterns and can be charged HUNDREDS of times. The fact Bought 5 packs 20 batteries of which 34s stopped charging within couple of years and after well less than 100 charges.

However, the seller did not want to know and the Energizer, so called none existing, company was like chasing ghosts. Now I buy two packs of 16 Panasonic Alkaline 124Free a year, which I pay for just 2 and use throughout an entire year.

No Worries, No Hassle. Therefore, No more than 12 STAR.

One star is actually too good for these errr batteries. The only shock youll get from them is in how poor they are. Takes 12 hours to charge and about the same time to discharge, even when they HAVE NOT been inserted into anything Complete duds just wished Id heeded the negative reviews.

Only positive thing that I can say is that, yes, they ARE batteryshaped, but that is where the similarity to batteries ends. To add insult to injury, it is not possible to return them Rubbish, rubbish, rubbish, rubbish and thats where they are going in the rubbish.

Very, very, very angry, particularly as the seller MUST know that they dont work, hence why there are no returns. AMAZON do the decent thing BAN THIS SELLER.

only buy energizer now. have had too many items ruined with duracell batteries. they leak acid over past 2 years. have had unopened packages (with pkg. saying good for 10 years) leak in the unopened pkgs.

contacted duraacell, sent the bad packages to duracell as requested the sent some coupons to replace. still bad leaks,AA, AAA, 9V. energizer good so far.

My account was just charged, for items I did not purchase from the 2100 North Elston store, Chicago, by just account look up. This should not have happened without id. I would not use this store. I live in Oswego, IL, have not been to Chicago but the airport.

I would not trust this store with my account. Anytime someone In Oswego wants to look up a account, they have show id and the register has to scan the id. So how is this possible.

Energizer Batteries are absolutely the Best batteries made. I use them in all my remote controls, flashlights, radios, toys, memory back-ups, etc. etc. Energizer Batteries provide the L o n g e s t useable life of any other battery.

And, Always Use New Energizer Batteries in All of your remote controls for your Expensive Audio and Video equipment. Never use the batteries that are included with your new TVs, DVD and Blue Rays, and Sound Bars etc.

etc.

The only batteries I buy. I have been buying Rayovac AAA High Energy batteries for many years now. They really last a long time and are far less expensive than other brands. That way I can buy more and have them on hand whenever I need them.

Try them out. You won’t be disappointed.

These are a decent cheaper battery. They definitely do the job. I do notice a slight difference from this and my usual brand name batteries. I do wish they lasted a little longer. I do find myself going for these when I need a small amount of batteries real quick.

I usually grab these for items that don’t use a lot of power. To me, Rayovac batteries are the cheaper version to the other big name brand batteries. They are, however, a good value for items that don’t require long lasting batteries or high power devices such as remotes that are infrequently used.

I bought these on a Replenish offer originally and then just let my subscription continue. I was about to cancel but then Christmas rolled around and this was sorely needed. I’ve been buying Best Buy branded batteries for years and have generally been pleased with the results.

These seem to be comparable in capacity with Rayovac general purpose batteries that you would find at Costco or Sam’s Club. You can get more capacity out of say an Energizer Max or Ultimate, but these go well into the life of some devices like walkie-talkies and other kids toys that get infrequent use.

If your devices see a lot of use and not much shelf time, you’d probably be better to consider a set of rechargable batteries and a charger anyway.

I really liked having these. We use them to power the 16 LED lights situated throughout our cabin in the woods. At about 20 bucks for 48 batteries, they did the job and lasted about a month or so before needing to be replaced.

I would have been willing to spend $20 a month on a 48 pack of batteries. Sure. The down side was we never were able to get them again. We went back multiple times the next month looking for them and it was always a no go.

We’ve since moved on. :-(.

My computer mouse was out of battery so I bought a pack of cheap price AA battery from Best Buy online order. The battery was ready to picked up in less than 15 min. It is very good and last longer than other brand name batteries.

I recommend this battery for its good price and performance.