Energizer NH15BP-4 Rechargeable AA Battery 4 Pack
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Energizer NH15BP-4 Rechargeable AA Battery 4 Pack
Customer Review: Buy the lithium batteries,
Summary: 1 Stars
The Energizer bunny crapped a big turd when he made these batteries. I bought these batteries to put in my digital camera and my wireless optical mouse. After the initial charge, I put these in my Canon 540 Sure Shot digital camera and I didn't even take three pictures and they were dead.
The set that I put in the mouse didn't fare any better either. I will say that the second charging did better in the camera, but the optimal mouse eats them like candy. They won't last more than a day in my mouse, and that is after the third charging now.
Save your money. I recommend you purchase the lithium batteries more than these. Even the regular Energizer batteries last longer in the mouse than these rechargable ones do. Someone else might get better use out of them, but I sure didn't.
Customer Review: Great $$ saver, but know what you're getting before you buy!
Summary: 5 Stars
The reason I say this, is because the picture appears to be of 1200 mAh rated batteries. They now have 2100 mAh Energizers. I wouldn't buy ANY brand batteries less than this. The higher the rating, the longer they'll last in-between charges.I've seen 2050 mAh, 1850, and others below 2100 mAh in the stores. Shop carefully and get the most for your money.
Bottom line: I am highly pleased with my Engergizer NI-MH chargers and batteries.
PS: Someone below noted that they keep the plastic piece from the battery pack to store their batteries in. I do too - since it'll help keep track of which batteries you've drained and which are fully charged when you're out on a photo shoot outing. I only added one improvement - I glued small velco tabs so the batteries won't spill out on me and into my camera bag.
Customer Review: Brand name rechargables
Summary: 4 Stars
These are Energizer brand rechargeables. I can't really speak to their quality compared to other brands - as this is the only brand I've purchased recently. I generally use these in remote controls, wireless mice, keyboards, etc. I feel much better about popping a newly charged battery into one of these rather than a whole new battery.
They don't seem to last as long as conventional batteries - I certainly wouldn't put them in your smoke detector, but for frequently used items such as those I listed above, they are nice.
I went with a brand name and a product that was priced competitively. When it comes time to buy some more, I won't necessarily buy the Energizer again - I'll probably read the reviews and buy the least expensive one out there with decent reviews. YMMV.
Customer Review: waste of energy and money
Summary: 1 Stars
I needed urgently rechargeable batteries for my camera, until now I was using SANYO and some other not that known brands and was very pleased but the only option I had at that time were Energizer ones. Great advertisement, high mAh (whatever it is), higher power per charge etc. ideal for cameras etc. anyway looked great. I wish I knew that the charge lasts for less than few days, and this is if the camera wasn't used or was used only for few shots during those days, if I use it for an hour, then the "recharge your battery" alarm was continuously on and soon died (much worse than other batteries I used with lower mAh even if just recharged). Tried them with other devices, still the same... I do not understand their purpose... waste of money, time and electricity to charge :(Customer Review: SAVE LOTS OF MONEY AND THE ENVIRONMENT AT THE SAME TIME
Summary: 5 Stars
In this day and age it is hard to understand why everyone isn't using rechargable batteries. I own about 6 packs of these batteries. They are wonderful. I bet I have saved hundreds of dollars so far and keep saving. Why pay $4.00 to $5.00 for one pack of batteries that get used once and thrown away when you can purchase these and reuse them 1000 times. I absolutely refuse to by disposable batteries for the most part. It is true that they don't quite have the power of normal energizer alkaline batteries so they might be an issue for certain things that use a lot of power. For example Digital Camera's take a lot of power. But for the most part these work really well and I have used them for 3 - 4 years now. I highly recommend them to everyone.